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Lecture 9 - Determinants of Health Flashcards

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What are the key health status indicators?

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there are 5 key health status indicators. They are composed of the following:
1. Life expectancy
2. Neonatal Mortality Rate
3. Infant Mortality Rate
4. Under / Child Mortality Rate
5. Maternal Mortality Rate

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What is Life Expectancy?

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It’s the # of yrs a new born is expected to live. Life expectancy varies from country to country (btw Women & Men).

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What is Neonatal Mortality Rate?

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It’s the # of death of neonates (< 28 days) per 1,000 live births in a given yr.

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What is Infant Mortality Rate?

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it’s the # of death of infants ( < 12 months old) per 1,000 live births in a given yr.

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Where can you see higher infant mortality rates?

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Higher infant mortality rates can be found in developing countries as nearly 1/2 of all mothers + babies don’t receive skilled health care.

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Why does infant morality matters?

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it predicts the health of the next generation

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What is under 5/ child mortality rate?

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it’s the probability that a newborn baby will dies before reaching age 5 per 1,000 live births.

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List 2 countries that have higher rate of under 5/ child mortality rate?

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India
Nigeria
Congo
Pakistan
China

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What is Maternal Mortality Ratio?

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it’s the # of women who die as a results of pregnancy & child birth complications per 100,000

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Definition of determinants of health

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they are the factors that have most influence on health of a population.

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Examples of determinants of health?

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Social
Geographical
Racial

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Describe conditions of social determinants of health

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they represent the conditions in which people are born, grow, work, live & age.

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Name some of the influence factors for SDH

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  1. Economic policies & systems
  2. Developing agendas
  3. Social norms & policies
  4. Political Systems
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T/F: Health is influenced by biological, social, and economical factors

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True

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15
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T/F: SDH contribute to health inequity

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True

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T/F: SDH is an interconnected field and influences health in a direct or indirect way

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True

17
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T/F: SD affect health @ different levels (social groups & across countries)

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True

18
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List of Social Determinants of Health (3)

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Biology
Lifestyle & Behavior
Physical & Social Env.
Education
Socio-economic status
Gender
Culture
Access to health care
Early Childhood development
employment working conditions
Governance (policies & interventions)

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SDH - Biology composed of?

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genetics, sex and age

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SDH - Lifestyle & Behavior composed of?

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diet, personal & eating habits, sexual activity and physical inactivity

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SDH - Physical Env. composed of?

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  • unsafe & inadequate h2o supply
  • poor sanitation + air pollution
  • food desserts + decent & affordable housing
  • quality of built env. & infrastructure
  • parks & recreational facilities
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T/F: Education is composed of access to healthy foods, quality housing, health insurance, level of health literacy and patterns of behavior.

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True.

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T/F: Socio economic status is composed of employment, working conditions, income, wealth & poverty

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True

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T/F: Culture is composed social support, culture norms, gender roles & power relations

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True

25
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Access to health care needs ____

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appropriate h. care services, cost, treatment, h. care workforce

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Early childhood dev. composed of?

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premature birth/ low birth weight, nutrition & poverty

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SDH - Governance (policies & interventions) composed of?

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political decisions. for example the allocation of funds (health care budget, health programs, and appropriate policies)

28
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Where do you see the inequities between countries?

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@ the developing vs developed level

29
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Where do you see the inequities within countries?

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@ the rural, urban and slums level

30
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What are factors that influence racial determinants of health?

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Discrimination, crime and violence

31
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What’s the significance of SDH?

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it has 4 significances
#1: direct/ indirect impact on health
#2: identifies health disparities & elimination of it
#3: helps to achieve health inequity
#4: determines health behaviors

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What are the effects of SDH @ the global level?

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children in poorer urban settings are 2x likely to die before their 5th Bday
increase need of urban sanitation

33
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What are the effects of SDH @ the urban level?

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low education
racial segregation
low social support
individual-level poverty

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