Intro to Public Health Flashcards

1
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it is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

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Health

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2
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Based on the factors influencing health and well-being, many deaths are ______

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premature

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3
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A substantial proportion of death can be _________

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avoided

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4
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Public health is related to ________________

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preventing premature and avoidable deaths

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5
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Measures directed to group of people (not individuals) to promote, protect and preserve health

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public health

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6
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The science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting
health and efficiency through organized community effort

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public health

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7
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who gave comprehensive definition of public health

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Charles-Edward Amory Winslow (1920)

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8
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in medical fields, who treats diseases and injuries of one patient at a time

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clinicians

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9
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in public health, who prevents disease and injury

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us

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10
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Who work with communities and populations

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Public health researchers, practitioners and educators

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Who identify the causes of disease and disability

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Public health researchers,
practitioners and educators

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12
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Who implement large scale solutions

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Public health researchers,
practitioners and educators

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13
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in public health, who work to find a vaccine for malaria

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microbiologists

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14
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Who research ways to discourage populations from smoking.

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Behavioral scientists

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15
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Who work to discover which foods prevent cancer

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Environmental health scientists

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16
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Who evaluate health insurance programs and make recommendations

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health policy analysts

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17
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Who identify trends in health and illness, looking for links, causes and interventions in areas such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and infant mortality

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epidemiologists

18
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it is a population-based

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public health

19
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Emphasis on collective responsibility for health, its protection and disease prevention

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public health

20
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Recognizes the key role of the state, linked to a concern for the underlying socio economic and wider determinants of health, as well as disease

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public health

21
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Emphasis on partnerships with all those that contribute to the health of the population

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public health

22
Q

what are the two public health approaches?

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public health and health care

23
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A public health approach that is a population focus

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public health

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A public health approach that is an individual patient focus

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health care

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A public health approach that has public health ethic
public health
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A public health approach that has personal service ethic
health care
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A public health approach that has preventive and public health emphasis
public health
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A public health approach that has diagnosis and treatment emphasis
health care
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A public health approach that has joint laboratory and field involvement
public health
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A public health approach that has joint laboratory and patient involvement
health care
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A public health approach that has clinical sciences peripheral to professional training
public health
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A public health approach that has clinical sciences essential to professional training
health care
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A public health approach that has a public sector basis
public health
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A public health approach that has a private sector basis
health care
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it is an interdisciplinary field?
public health
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Six components of public health in terms of Sciences
1. Epidemiology 2. Biostatistics 3. Biomedical Science 4. Social and Behavioral Science 5. Environmental Science 6. Public Policy
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Subpoints under the components of Public Health: Biostatistics
Health economics
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Subpoints under the components of Public Health: Social and Behavioral science
1. Behavioral health 2. Mental health 3. Gender issues in health 4. Sexual and reproductive health
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Subpoints under the components of Public Health: Environmental Science
1. Environmental health 2. Community health 3. Occupational safety
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