Patterns, Control, Prevention Flashcards

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What is a table in the context of health-related data?

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A table is a set of data arranged in rows and columns with single or multiple indicators. It should have a clear title, be simple with 2-3 variables, self-explanatory, and include specific units of measure.

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What are the key features of a graph?

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A graph shows quantitative data using the x-y coordinate system. It should be self-explanatory, with each variable clearly differentiated by legends, and the x-axis for independent variables and the y-axis for dependent variables.

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What is a chart in epidemiological data?

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A chart shows epidemiological data using one coordinate or a single variable. Types include bar charts, pie charts, and maps.

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What is prevalence in disease frequency?

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Prevalence refers to the total number of existing cases at a point in time and is useful for health professionals to allocate resources.

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What is incidence in health events?

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Incidence refers to the number of new cases during a certain time period and helps epidemiologists understand risk factors.

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What are the measures of disease frequency?

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Measures include counts, risk, rate, ratio, and proportion, each providing different insights into health data.

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What are control strategies for infection and disease?

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Control strategies include eliminating the agent, strengthening the immune system, preventing contamination, isolating infectious individuals, and promoting healthy habits.

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What are the types of prevention strategies?

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Types of prevention include primordial, primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention, each targeting different stages of disease development.

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What is the first step in controlling a disease?

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Diagnosis is the first step in controlling a disease, allowing for immediate treatment to prevent spread.

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What is the purpose of notification in disease control?

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Notification involves informing local health authorities of detected diseases to take immediate preventive measures.

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What is the role of isolation in disease control?

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Isolation restricts infected patients to prevent the spread of infection, depending on the communicability period.

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What is quarantine?

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Quarantine restricts activities of healthy individuals who may have been exposed to a disease until the incubation period is over.

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What is the importance of health determinants?

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Health determinants include genetic predisposition, lifestyles, social relationships, and socio-economic factors that influence health.

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What are common behavioral risk factors for non-communicable diseases?

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Common behavioral risk factors include smoking, physical inactivity, and unhealthy diet, contributing to diseases like diabetes and cancer.

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What is the life-course approach in health?

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The life-course approach considers factors influencing health at all life stages, emphasizing early life growth and development.

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What is the significance of health literacy?

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Health literacy is crucial for understanding health information and motivating behavior change for better health outcomes.

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What are some key injury prevention strategies?

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Key strategies include addressing falls, unintentional poisoning, motor vehicle injuries, and intentional violence.

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What dietary recommendations are made for health?

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Recommendations include eating less sugar and trans fats, more fruits and vegetables, and following any special diets as needed.

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What are the guidelines for substance use?

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Guidelines include not smoking, drinking alcohol in moderation, and avoiding non-medical drugs.

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What are the safety recommendations for injuries?

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Recommendations include wearing seatbelts, using helmets, and following safety procedures for jobs and recreational activities.

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What mental health practices are suggested?

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Practices include treating others well, accepting responsibility, making friends, and practicing mind-calming techniques.

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What should you avoid while intoxicated?

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Avoid being overly sleepy or distracted.

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What safety precautions should you take when crossing roads?

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Look before crossing or entering a road, changing lanes, or merging.

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What safety measures should you take while boating?

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Wear a life vest, don’t dive into shallow water, and learn to swim.

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What home safety devices should you have?
Have working smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in your home.
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How should you treat others?
Treat others as you would be treated.
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What responsibility should you accept?
Accept responsibility for your actions and for someone or something besides yourself.
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What is important for maintaining friendships?
Make and keep friends.
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How should you speak about others?
Act nicer: Don't speak ill to or about others.
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What techniques can help with mental calmness?
Practice mind-calming techniques such as meditation or prayer.
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How should you handle small problems?
Don't sweat the small stuff and be sensible about what's small.
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What should you do in the face of adversity?
Change what you can, live with what you can't, and try to know the difference.
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What is the expectation for your efforts?
When you do something, do your best but don't expect more from yourself than your best.
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How can you contribute to your family and community?
Do something useful for your family and community.
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What is an important reality to understand about life?
Understand that you will die and you will experience pain and loss.
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How often should you brush your teeth?
Brush your teeth at least twice a day.
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How often should you see a dentist?
See a dentist regularly for cleaning and examination.
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What regular health screenings should you have?
See a health care practitioner regularly for age-appropriate and sex-appropriate screenings and vaccinations.
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What precautions should you take regarding sun exposure?
Be cautious about sun exposure and wear sunscreen.
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What should you do if something feels wrong physically or mentally?
See appropriate practitioners and trust their advice; if you don't trust them, seek another opinion.
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What should you prioritize if you feel you need more health support?
Instead of looking for a better supplement, diet, or exercise, read a book to a child or help those in your community.
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What is the focus of Division C in health-related events?
Using the Agent/Host/Environment information to propose Control and Prevention Strategies.
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What is a strategy for evaluating health control efforts?
Proposing strategies to evaluate the effectiveness of given control efforts.