Philippine health situation Flashcards

1
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Most polupated

A

NCR

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2
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least populated

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CAR

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3
Q

t/f higher literacy rate in rural areas

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false

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4
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t/f higher literacy rate among males

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false

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5
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t/f still believes in folk beliefs, misconceptions and practices detrimental to health are still common

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true

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6
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t/f predominantly urban

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false

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7
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t/f there is congestion and pollution in urban areas

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true

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8
Q

what area have difficult access to health service and has presence of locally endemic disease

A

remote areas

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9
Q

three branches of government

A

executive
legislative
judicial

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10
Q

types of state in the Philippines

A

democratic

republican

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11
Q

Executive power
Head of state
Commander in chief

A

President

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12
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Single index that summarizes the age distribution of a population

A

Median age

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13
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Given medical care at any point in time during the course of the illness which directly caused death

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Attended

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14
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No medical care given

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Death unattended

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15
Q

Order of child in relation to all previous pregnancies

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Birth order

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16
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First weight of newborn obtained after birth

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Birth weight

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17
Q

Referred to total living population

Presumed that total population was exposed to the risk of the occurrence of the event

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Crude or general rates

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18
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Permanent disappearance of all evidence of life

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Death

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19
Q

Death prior to complete expulsion

After such separation, the fetus does not breathe or show any other evidence of life

A

Fetal death

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20
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Death under 1 y/o

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Infant mortality or death

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21
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Death of fetus within 28 days or more completed weeks of gestation

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Late fetal death

22
Q

Complete expulsion from its mother

Breathes/shows evidence of life

A

Live birth

23
Q

Death while pregnant or within 48 days of termination of pregnancy

A

Maternal mortality or death

24
Q

Death within the first 28 days from birth

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Neonatal death

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Place where vital event took place
Place of occurrence
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Relationship between a vital event and persons exposed to its occurrence
Rate
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Relationship between two numerical quantities
Ratio
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Place where the person permanently resides
Usual residence
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Dominant factor in determining rate of population growth Depends on level of fertility and age structure of population Measure of fertility
Crude Birth rate CBR
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More accurate measure of risk of exposure | Useful in epidemiological investigations
Attack rate AR
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Measure of risk of dying from any cause | Measure of one mortality from all causes which may result in a decrease in population
Crude death rate CDR
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Measure of pregnancy wastage | Death prior to its complete expulsion
Fetal death rate FDR
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Measures frequency of occurrence of the phenomenon NEW CASES ONLY
Incidence rate IR
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Measure of risk of drying under 1 y/o Good index of general health condition Reflects environmental and medical condition of a community
Infant mortality rate IMR
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Measure of risk of dying from causes related to pregnancy, childbirth and puerperium
Maternal mortality rate MMR
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Risk of dying within the first month of life | Index of the effects of prenatal care
Neonatal death rate NDR
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Portion of the population which exhibits a particular disease at a particular time OLD AND NEW CASES
Prevalence rate PR
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Numerical relationship between deaths from a cause, age, and total number of deaths from all causes in all ages taken together Not a measure of risk of dying
Proportionate mortality
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Describes more accurately the risk of exposure to particular disease
Specific death rate SDR
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Limits the occurrence of the event to that portion of the population definitely exposed to it
Specific rate
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``` # of children a woman could have until 50 y/o Complete family size ```
Total fertility rate TFR
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Killing power of a disease | Reflects care given to patients
Case fatality rate CFR
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``` Acute respiratory infection Pneumonia and acute lower respiratory tract infection Bronchitis/bronchiolitis Hypertension Acute watery diarrhea Influenza UTI TB respiratory injuries Acute fibrile illness ```
Morbidity
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``` Heart diseases Vascular system diseases Malignant neoplasm Pneumonia Accidents TB all forms Chronic lower respiratory diseases Diabetes mellitus Nephritis, nephritic syndrome, nephrosis Conditions originating in the peripheral period ```
Mortality
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``` Bacterial sepsis Pneumonia Respiratory diseases Short gestation/ low birth weight, NEC Heart congenital malfunctions Congenital pneumonia Neonatal aspiration syndrome Diarrhea and gastroenteritis Other congenital malformations Intrauterine hypoxia/birth asphyxia ```
Infant mortality
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type on index crude birth rate crude death rate
vital indices
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type of index incidence rate prevalence rate
disease index: morbidity
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``` type of index cause-specific mortality rate age-specific mortality rate case fatality rate maternal mortality rate fetal mortality rate infant mortality rate neonatal mortality rate ```
disease index: mortality
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``` multiplier? AR CFR PR PM ```
100
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multiplier? IR DRS
100,000
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``` multiplier? CBR CDR FDR FD ratio IMR MMR ```
1,000
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Baseline indicator that could define government priorities | Basic information for planning medical research and topics of relevance in health education
Mortality statistics