Introduction and Social Determinants Jan 18 Flashcards

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Subculture and examples

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Norms and values that distinct those from the majority culture ie. Gays, marriage status, language, educational status, ethnicity

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What are some mainstream values?

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Independence, wealth, cleanliness, hard work, achievement

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What does WASP stand for and mean?

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White Anglo-Saxon Protestant

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Definition of
Attitude
Belief
Ideology

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  • feeling towards a culture
  • something accepted, not necessarily true
  • beliefs and thoughts that reflect the social needs and aspirations of a group
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What is a world view? (2) and examples

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  • A philosophy of life
  • The way we look at the universe to form values about our lives
  • ie. Relationships with nature, cosmetology, ethical reasonin
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Generalization (2) and example

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  • an oversimplified statement of a belief of the behaviours of others
  • looking at behaviour and recognizing similarities
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Stereotypes

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  • an oversimplified opinion

- making a judgement, rather than describing

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Socialization

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Being raised in culture and acquiring characteristics of that group

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Acculturate

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Modifying culture when in new culture

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Assimilate

4 types

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  • adopting characteristics of the dominant culture
    1- martial
    2- cultural
    3- structural (primary ie. Social groups, church, home) (secondary ie. School and workplace)
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Heritage consistency

- consistent vs non consistent

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Degree to which one’s lifestyle reflects one’s culture
Traditional and consistent
acculturate and Inconsistent

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Ethnicity and examples

+ factors

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Complex, paradoxical and self and other defined
Factors - language, religion, nationality
Ie. French, American, Canadian

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Racism

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Belief that all members from each race possess characters that make them inferior than others

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Prejudice

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Opinion not based on reason or actual experience

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Spector 3 Dimensions of Health/Illness

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World of provider
Culture differences
Traditional health beliefs

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Domains of culture (8)

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Overview, inhabited localities, topography 
Workplace issues
Heritage
Reasons for migration
Education and occupation status 
Communication 
Family and role organization 
Bio-cultural ecology
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WHO definition of health

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Complete physical, emotional and social well-being and not just absence of disease

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Health defined by...
Junior 
Senior
Adult
Grad students
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  • subsystems that are constantly working out maintain physical and mental health
  • ability to do ADLs without medical treatment
  • able to cope with stressors, absence of pain
  • not only absence of disease, but physical, and spiritual well being
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Initial and secondary responses to healthcare (WHO)

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Initial - complete physical, mental and social well-being

Secondary, subjective phys and mental well being, ADLs

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Variables that affect health (WHO)

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  1. Demographic variables of race and ethnicity
  2. Psychosocial (social class and economic status)
  3. Structural (work place and occupation)
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What is illness

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  • determined by what illness means to the patient –> illness refers to status and role in society
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Illness stages and definitions

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Onset (symptom experience)
- sudden and gradual
Diagnosis
- role is sanctioned and recognized by society
- during this process, uncertainty occurs
Patient Status (assuming the sick role)
- pt shifts into society’s limitations of the condition
- boundaries no longer in control by pt. ie. Old ppl can’t drive
Treatment and intervention
Recovery - never complete

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Primary factors that affect health are called…

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Social determinants

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4 social determinants of health we are focusing on

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Aboriginal status - water treatment plan for reserves
Gender - equal pay
Race - language barrier and Gordon st. Clair
Disability

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What is social justice

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Developing equal health opportunity policies