Health Promotion Flashcards

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What are internal and external variables?

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Internal= non modifiable variables because they cannot be changed
External= Controllable factors because the patients can choose healthy or unhealthy activities
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What are the 3 prevention stages?

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  1. Primary
  2. Secondary (screening)
  3. Tertiary
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What is primary prevention?

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Strategies aimed at optimizing health and disease prevention.

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Give an example of primary prevention

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immunizations, safe living and work environments, hygiene and sanitation, etc.

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What is secondary prevention?

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Used to identify individuals in an early stage of a disease process so that prompt treatment can be initiated

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What does secondary prevention involve?

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Screening tests

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7
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What is tertiary prevention?

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involves minimizing the effects of disease and disability

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What is important about nutrition for a pregnant woman?

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maintaining a healthy weight is important, so it is important to be getting plenty of nutrients

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What are women at higher risk for during pregnancy if they are overweight or obese?

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complications such as Heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and certain cancers

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What are some steps that need to be taken to meet pregnancy weight gain recommendations?

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  1. work with provider
  2. track weight gain
  3. eat a well balanced diet
  4. limit sugars and solid fats
  5. know your caloric needs (340 extra cal during 2nd trimester, and about 450 extra cal during 3rd trimester)
  6. work up to or maintain 150 min of moderate intensity aerobic activity per week
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What are some foods to avoid during pregnancy?

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  1. raw seafood
  2. unpasteurized juice or cider
  3. raw mild and soft cheeses
  4. raw sprouts
  5. under-cooked meat and poultry
  6. Reheated hotdogs and lunch meats
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12
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What nutrient is important to prevent major birth defects of the brain and spine during pregnancy?

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Folic Acid (Vitamins with at least 400 mcg should be taken)

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13
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What vaccine should be avoided during pregnancy and one month before becoming pregnant?

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MMR vaccine

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What is the best way for a pregnant woman to sleep?

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On their side (even better if it is left side). Avoid sleeping on back or stomach

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Is it safe for a woman to have sex while pregnant?

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As long as your partner does not have an STI, you are not bleeding, leaking amniotic fluid, cervix begins to open early, or your placental partly covers cervical opening, it should be okay

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