Health Promotion Flashcards

1
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Primary prevention

A

Prevent disease through screening or health changes

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2
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Secondary prevention

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Detect disease through mammograms or colonoscopy

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3
Q

Tertiary prevention

A

Monitoring survivors for cancer or recurrence

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4
Q

Absolute risk

A

Cancer incidence in general public

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5
Q

Attributable risk

A

% of avoidable cancers due to risk factors

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6
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Cumulative risk

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Total amount of risk of developing cancer

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7
Q

Relative risk

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Probability of developing cancer based on risk factors

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8
Q

What type of chemo causes future cancers

A

Alkylating agents

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9
Q

Name alkylating agents

A
Busulfan
Cytoxan
Treanda 
Carbo 
Cisplatin
Temodar
Bendeka 
Carmustine
Dacarbazine
Oxaliplatin 
Ifosfomide
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10
Q

Percentage of skin cancers caused by sun exposure

A

90%

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11
Q

Calcium is helpful in preventing what cancer

A

Colon

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12
Q

Three most common cancers worldwide

A

Lung stomach liver

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13
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Three most common cancers in US

A

Lung breast prostate

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14
Q

No effective screening has been found for what cancer

A

Skin

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15
Q

Parameters for breast exam

A

20-39 every 3 years

>40 yearly with mammo

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16
Q

Flexible sigmoidoscopy should be done how often

A

Every 5 years

17
Q

Fecal occult stool sample should be done every

A

Year

18
Q

Marijuana can cause this tumor marker to be elevated

A

HCG

19
Q

Mass screening

A

Screening a large group or population

20
Q

Single screening

A

Screening one individual for a type of cancer such as a mammogram

21
Q

Selective or prescriptive screening

A

Screening a high risk group for a cancer

22
Q

CEA

A

Colorectal

23
Q

CA 15-3

A

Breast

24
Q

Ca-125

A

Ovarian

25
Q

NSE

A

Small cell lung or neuroblastoma

26
Q

a-fp

A

Liver or germ cell

27
Q

CA 27-29

A

Breast

28
Q

LDH

A

Helpful for surveillance

29
Q

CA 19-9

A

Pancreatic

30
Q

Seven warning signals of cancer mnemonic

A
Change in bowel or bladder habit
A sore that won't heal 
Unusual bleeding or discharge 
Thickening or lump in breast or elsewhere 
Indigestion or difficulty swallowing 
Obvious change in wart or mole 
Nagging cough or hoarseness
31
Q

Age for PSA and DRE

A

50

32
Q

Age for mammogram

A

40

33
Q

Agee for colonoscopy and how often

A

50 every ten years

34
Q

Cancer exams

A

> 40 annually

20-39 q 3 years

35
Q

Pap smears

A

Annually for three years once 21 or specially active no longer than three years until three negative Pap smears
Pap smears no longer needed >70

36
Q

Selection bias

A

Selection bias occurs when healthier than average people come to screening events