Module 4 Cheat sheet Q's Flashcards

1
Q

Define Global Burden of Disease Project

A

summaries the burden of disease and injury at the population level,

using epidemiological principles and evidence

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2
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What are the Group 1 in Global Burden of Disease project

A

Communicable diseases,

nutritional defencies,

perinatal conditions

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3
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What are the Group 2 in Global Burden of Disease project

A

Noncommunicable diseases

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4
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What are the Group 3 in Global Burden of Disease project

A

Injuries

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5
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describe Risk Transition

A

the change in risk factor profiles from G1 causing risk to G2 causing risk as a country shifts from low to high income

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6
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What does the risk factor drive

A

Epidemiological transition

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7
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State the epidemiological transition

A

Characteristic shift in common death/disability causes from G1 (communicable, perinatal) to G2 (non communicable)

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8
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State the DALYS and what it enables

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Summary measure:
combines data on premature mortality and non fatal health outcomes.

Enables diseases to be compared using just one measurement

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9
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What are DALYS used for

A

useful for testing intervention or assessment changes in disease burden over time
- mental health/ noncommunicable disease which cause loss of quality of life but not death

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10
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STATE the DALY equation and explain it

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DALY= YLL+ YLD

YLL: years of live lost due to death
YLD: years of life lived with Disability

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11
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State the first limitation of DALYS

using: Willy

A

Who decides the weight of the years of life lost due to disability

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12
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State the first limitation of DALYS

using: Road

A

reasonable: having one global measurement for disease weights is not reasonable as different countries disabled population have different societal opportunities

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13
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State the first limitation of DALYS

using: Beer

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Biological: only biological disability is looked at not societal or physical environment

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14
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State the first limitation of DALYS

using: Bottles

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Burden: Potential for an individual to be viewed as a burden

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15
Q

WHO commission of the social determinants of health

AIM 1 D from DIP

A

D

Improve DAILY living conditions

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16
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WHO commission of the social determinants of health

AIM 2 I from DIP

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I

tackle INEQUITIBLE distributions of power, money and resources

17
Q

WHO commission of the social determinants of health

AIM 3 P from DIP

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P

measure and understand the PROBLEM and assess the impact of action

18
Q

MODELS OF DISABILITY

Describe Medical

4 C’s and I

A

disabled people are defined by their illness/ CONDITION

they need a CURE/CARE

CONTROL of the profession

INDIVIDUAL problem not societies

This is a deficit model

19
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MODELS OF DISABILITY

Describe societal

2 S’s

A

disability is a SOCIAL issue (policies/ practices/ attitude and environment)

focuses on ridding SOCIAL barriers

rather than the individual

20
Q

Describe the rights to Health

A

right to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health within the community

21
Q

What does the rights to Health withheld

using CCINS
C-f
C-E
I 
N
S-AAA
A

C.F- Contain freedom

C.E- contain entitlement

Inclusive

Non discriminator

Service/ goods/ facilities must be available/ accepted/ accessible