Health Promotion Prevention Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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Health is a state of _______________________ and not merely the absence of ________________ and is not valued till sickness comes

A

Complete physical, mental, and social well-being; disease or infirmity

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2
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Higher income is associated with ________________ life expectancy

A

longer

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3
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inequality in life expectancy has _______________ over time

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increased

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4
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What percent of the US population lives in poverty?

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14.5%

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5
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What aspects of health does poverty affect?

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injuries, obesity, emotional health, toxic infrastructures, dental and vision disparities, and maternal health

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6
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Poverty = ____________ access

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decreased

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7
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Approximately 90% of healthcare costs are for people with _______________

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chronic disease

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8
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According to the CDC, approximately ___________% of adults meet physical activity guidelines

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50

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9
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According to the CDC, less than ____________% of school aged children meet physical activity guidelines

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25

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10
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What is wellness?

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An active process of becoming aware of and making choices toward a more successful existence

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11
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According to the APTA, PTs are considered the ____________________

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wellness practitioners of choice

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12
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Health Promotion

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focuses on maintaining or improving the general health of individuals, families, and communities

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Prevention

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averting the development of disease; consists of the measures that limit the progression of disease at any point along its course

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14
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Primary Prevention

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before the onset of any disease or disability

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15
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Gym classes in school, sunscreen, good nutrition, and exercise programs are all examples of what kind of prevention?

A

Primary

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16
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Secondary prevention

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early detection/early diagnosis

17
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Check-ups, mammograms, colonoscopies, screening for fall risk, and scoliosis screening in school are all examples of what kind of prevention?

18
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Tertiary Prevention

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not only stops at the disease process but prevents complete disability; trying to prevent any further disability than what is already going on

19
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Traditional rehab/PT is an example of what kind of prevention?

20
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What are 5 barriers to health promotion efforts by PTs?

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Lack of experience, counseling skills, time, reimbursement, and resources

21
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With the Social cognitive theory, described by albert bandura, there’s a bidirectional relationship between what three things?

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Behavior, environment, and cognitive and personal factors

22
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the social cognitive theory is influenced by _______, _______, and _____ and an important component is ___________

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Goals, outcome expectations, self-efficacy; observational learning

23
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According to the transtheoretical model of change, what are the stages that people go through prior to change in behavior?

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Precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, and maintenance

24
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The health belief model is based on what 5 perceptions, and what are 3 other considerations?

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Susceptibility, severity, benefits to change, barriers to change, and self-efficacy; Confidence in clinician, accuracy of diagnosis, and efficacy of regimen

25
___________, not motivators, appear to predict adherence
barriers
26
What barriers were found to decrease adherence?
lack of interest, poor health, bad weather, depression, lack of strength, fear of falling, shortness of breath, and low outcomes expectations
27
Long waiting time, missing work, cost, and lack of transportation are all ____________
barriers
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If we decrease barriers, we can improve _____________________ and decrease _______, ____________, and _______
compliance with treatment; costs, absenteeism, and lack of continuity