Health promotion Flashcards

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What are the 4 fundamental counselling skills in motivational interviewing?

A

OARS
1. ask Open-ended questions that are likely to elicit change
2. Affirm and
3. Reflect the patients’s change talk and set skills
4. Summarize what the patient said about their own change motivation

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What is considered abdominal obesity in women/men?

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Women >88cm
Men >102 cm

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What BMI do people benefit from bariatric programs?

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According to canadian task force 2015 above 40

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Should pharmacologic solutions be routinely offered?

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CTF not routinely, however BMI 25-40 offer behavior modification programs.

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Canadian dietary guidelines?

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1/2 plate = veggies/fruits
1/4 plate = grains
1/4 plate = proteins

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Canadian 24h movement guidelines for infants (0-1)?

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  • At least 30min tummy time
  • sleep 14h on average
  • no screen time
  • not siting in chair/stroller more 1h
  • When sedentary engage: reading/play
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Canadian 24h movement guidelines Toddlers (1-2)?

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  • Move at least 180 die.
  • Sleep between 11-14h
  • Under 2 years old no screen.
  • From 2-3 yo max 1h die (less is better)
  • When sedentary engage/play/read
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Canadian 24h movement guidelines Preschoolers (3-4)?

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  • Move at least 180 min die
  • Sleep 10-13h
  • No more than 1h of screen time.
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Canadian 24h movement guidelines Preschoolers (3-4)?

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  • Move at least 180 min die
  • Sleep 10-13h
  • No more than 1h of screen time.
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Canadian 24h movement guidelines (5-17)?

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  • Sweat: Moderate to vigorous activity at least 60min per day
  • Step: Several hours of walking
  • Sleep: Uninterrupted 9-11h for 5-13 yo and 8-10 hours for 14-17.
  • No more than 2h of screen time per day of recreational screen time.
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Canadian 24h movement guidelines for adults (18-64)?

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  • Physical: Accumulation of at least 150min/week of moderate to vigorous and muscle strengthening activities at least twice per week. Several hours of light, including standing.
  • Sleep 7-9h with consistent bed/wake-up time.
  • Limiting sedentary activities to 8 hours daily, no more than 3h of recreational screen time.
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Canadian 24h movement guidelines aged 65 and older?

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  • Physical: Same as adult + adding challenging balance.
  • 7-8 hours of sleep.
  • Sedentary time 8h/die and max 3h recreational screen time.
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Dental hygiene according to canadian gov?

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Brush at least twice die for 2 in. Best practice after every meal.
Floss die

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Canadian task force guideline on screening for impaired vision in primary care setting for adults 65 and older?

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Recommendation against screening for impaired vision in primary care settings among those aged 65 who live independently in the community and who have not reported concerns about their vision. (weak)

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At what age do patient have to do a self-declaration of medical information (SAAQ)?

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75, after 80 need q 2 years medical examination and a vision test carried by health care professional.

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If you hold a Class 1, 2, or 3 licences (road tractor, bus, straight-body truck), or a Class 4A or 4B licence (emergency vehicle or minibus), you are required to undergo a medical examination. (SAAQ)

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age 45-55-60-65 and q 2 years after

17
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What is the low health risk recommendations?

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  • Women: max 2 die and 10/week
  • Men max 3 die and 15 per week
18
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What is the 5 A model for tobacco smoking cessation?

A

Ask
Advise to quit
Assess willingness to change
Assist in quit attempts
Arrange F-U

19
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What is medication covered by RAMQ?

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  • skin patch
  • nicotine gum
    stop-smoking meds: bupropion/varenicline
    Coverage max of 12 consecutive weeks per 12 months period starting on purchase date.
    Coverage of Varenicline may be extended an extra 12 weeks if stopped smoking.