Health promotion Flashcards

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How is health promoted?

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Legislation
Provision of preventative servces
Development of activities to promote and maintain change to a healthier lifestyle

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What are the 3 theories of health promotion?

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Educational
Socioeconomic
Psychological

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What is the educational theory of health promotion?

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Provides knowledge and education to enable necessary skills to make informed choices re health

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What is the psychological theory of health promotion?

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Complex relationship between behaviour, knowledge, attitudes and beliefs

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What are some government examples of health promotion?

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Legislation- legal age limits, smoking ban

Socioeconomic- tax on alcohol, cigarettes, sugar

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What are the types of prevention?

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Primary
Secondary
Tertiary

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What is primary prevention?

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Measures taken to prevent onset of illness/injury

Reduces probability and/or severity of illness

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What is an example of primary prevention?

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Vaccines

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What is secondary prevention?

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Detection of a disease in early preclinical stage in order to cure, prevent or lessen symptomatology

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What is an example of secondary prevention?

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Screening

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What is the criteria for screening?

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Wilson’s criteria

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What is Wilson’s criteria?

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Illlness- important, natural history understood, pre symptomatic phase
Test- easy, acceptable, cost effective, sensitive and specific
Treatment- acceptable, cost effective, better outcomes if treated early

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What is tertiary prevention?

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Measures to limit distress or disability caused by disease

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What is an example of tertiary prevention?

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Early physiological for MND

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