Health Promotion Prevention Flashcards

1
Q

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

A

increased

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4
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What percent of the US population lives in poverty?

A

14.5%

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5
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What aspects of health does poverty affect?

A

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

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6
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Poverty = ____________ access

A

decreased

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

A

chronic disease

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

A

50

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

A

25

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10
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What is wellness?

A

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 ____________________

A

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
Q

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

A

early detection/early diagnosis

17
Q

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

A

secondary

18
Q

Tertiary Prevention

A

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

19
Q

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

A

tertiary

20
Q

What are 5 barriers to health promotion efforts by PTs?

A

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

21
Q

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

A

Behavior, environment, and cognitive and personal factors

22
Q

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

A

Goals, outcome expectations, self-efficacy; observational learning

23
Q

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

A

Precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, and maintenance

24
Q

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

A

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

25
Q

___________, not motivators, appear to predict adherence

A

barriers

26
Q

What barriers were found to decrease adherence?

A

lack of interest, poor health, bad weather, depression, lack of strength, fear of falling, shortness of breath, and low outcomes expectations

27
Q

Long waiting time, missing work, cost, and lack of transportation are all ____________

A

barriers

28
Q

If we decrease barriers, we can improve _____________________ and decrease _______, ____________, and _______

A

compliance with treatment; costs, absenteeism, and lack of continuity