past paper Flashcards

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Health behavior

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Behavior of healthy people who try to maintain their health.

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2
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Symptom iceberg

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The majority of the symptoms people have never get medical attention.

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3
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change in life expectancy over last 100 years

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  • greater improvements for women than for men
  • It were greater improvements for children and young people than for elderly.
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4
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Illness behavior

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behavior of a person who has reason to believe that he or she is sick

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5
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Professional socialization

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Values of the professions are internalised

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Detached concern

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Simultaneous distance from and sensitivity towards patients.

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Epidemiological transition

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  • period when the importance of non-communicable diseases increases.
  • disease patterns profoundly change
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8
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Compression of morbidity

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Means that the onset of the diseases shift toward older ages

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9
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Artifact explanation for inequalities in health argues that inequalities occur

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Due to measurement error

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10
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Standardization is a technique for

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for calculation age specific mortality rates.

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11
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We can measure mortality by

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life expectancy

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12
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Indirect standardization

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Gives a result which can be expressed as percentages

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13
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Expenditure on health care in developed countries ranges

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Between 6 and 16% of GDP

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14
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In financing of modern health care systems, the ”third party” can be

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the government

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15
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The ”prototypes” of health care systems, representing two polar types are

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The British and the American systems

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16
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The notion of the local market in health care is

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That secondary and tertiary level providers of health care are competing with each other locally

17
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main advantage of the British health care is

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fairness

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Social roles

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  • sum of total norms attached to social situations
  • A set of expectations toward behavior
19
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Health care expenditure in most developed countries is:

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Mostly publicly financed

20
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In financing of modern health systems, the ”third party” is never

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An association of drug companies.

21
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A fund-holder general practitioner

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Is required to buy services for his/her patients.

22
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MEDICARE program is a

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Governmental health insurance scheme for the elderly

23
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In the modern industrial era mortality caused by infectious diseases declined because of

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Clean drinking water supply.

24
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In the pre-agricultural society one of the main causes of death was

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injury

25
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percentage of GDP spendt on health care in developing countries around 2009 in between:

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5% and 20%

26
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modern industrial disease patterns result from the shift of

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Main cause of death from epidemics to chronic diseases

27
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the main disadvantage of the British health system is

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being underfunded

28
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The main advantage of the American health is:

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The quick adaptation of new technologies

29
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Social roles

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A set of expectations towards behavior

30
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notion of ”profession” is not necessary related to

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Financing mechanism

31
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Epidemiological transition is a process during which

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Disease patterns profundly change

32
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Indirect socialisation is a hidden curriculum which does not inculde

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Superivision of sanitary conditions.

33
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Professional dominance or autonomy means

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Professionals determine their own standards

34
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The notion of “profession” is not necessary related to

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financing mechanisms