Module one transmission learning Flashcards

1
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what is illness?

A

a feeling of unwellness

a deviation from health

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2
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what is the iceberg model for health care transmission?

A

at least 3 sectors/layers of health care
site within an iceberg shape
include doctor, healers, lay folk

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3
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what is the language of distress?

A

they way through which we express illness

it acts as a bridge between individual and others

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4
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what is health care pluralism?

A

multiple sources of expertise/knowledge of health care

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5
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what is disease?

A

a diagnosis
identification and label for an illness
departure from the norm established by biomedical authority

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6
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what is health?

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health is the capacity to become sick and to recover

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7
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what is a contested diagnosis?

A

when an individual believes they are ill but not many believe them
or
others think you are ill and you feel you are normal

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8
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what are the reasons for medical travel?

A

need for privacy
different treatments
cost

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9
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what is pilgrimage?

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to feel the to seek the treatment took effort and is thus worth it/ you deserve to get better

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10
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what are the reasons for medical travel?

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need for privacy
different treatments
cost
to feel worth in the treatment/you have worked for it

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11
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what is healing?

A

a feeling of moving forward to health
the journey away from suffering
taking steps forward

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12
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what is suffering?

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state of distress

perceived threat to individual integrity

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13
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what is intersectionality?

A

entanglement of health and identity

enhancement and diminution of life changes influenced by factors of individuality

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14
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what is structural suffering?

A

systematic, widespread, predictable inequality

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15
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what is the social model for disability?

A

difference from societal and/or biomedical norms

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16
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what is the predicament model of disability?

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disability has medial and material components

is a predicament that we must resolve to the best of our ability

17
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what is biopower?

A

how social power operates in society to influence the definition of “good health”

18
Q

what are technologies of the self?

A

enforcement of knowledge obtained about health (through multiple sources) by the individual