Prevalence Flashcards

PA prevalence and trends

1
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All-cost mortality

A

Death from any cause

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2
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Effect size

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The size of the difference between two or more groups or conditions

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3
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Epidemiology

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The study of distribution and determinants of a health related events or state in a population. This study can allow for control of health conditions

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4
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Exposure

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The dose to a specific risk factor (level and duration)

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5
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Confounding Variable

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A variable which MISDIRECTS the true effect

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6
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Dose response

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The relationship between the level of exposure and disease response

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7
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Generalisability

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The extent in which the results apply to different populations

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8
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Incidence

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The new cases of conditions developing in a population

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9
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Health status

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Disease specific quality of life

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10
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MET

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Metabolic Equivalent of Task

A measure of energy cost of physical activities.

(rest metabolic rate; O2 uptake of 3.5ml kg-1 min-1)

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11
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Prevalence

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The number of cases of a disease in a population at a given time

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12
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Population-attributional risk

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The incidence of a disease in a population attributional to a population specific characteristic

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13
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Relative risk

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The ratio of occurrence of a disease among exposed people compared to non exposed

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14
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Primary care

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First level health contact (eg NHS)

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15
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Secondary prevention

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Decrease in risk mortality and mobility in patients with existing disease

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16
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Sedentary behaviour

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<1.5 MET Resting behaviour

17
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Physical Activity

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Any bodily movement using skeletal muscles and using energy

18
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Syndrome

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A group of symptoms occurring together to produce a pattern typical of a given disease

19
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Exercise

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Exercise is a subset of PA that is structured, planned and repetitive and has a final objective of the improvement or maintenance of PA

20
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Moderate Intensity PA (METs)

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3-6 METs

21
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Vigorous Intensity PA

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6< METs

22
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PA Guidelines: Adults (18-64)

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150< Mins of moderate PA (in at least 10 min bouts) / week

2/3+ of the days should include strengthening exercises

23
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PA Guidelines: Children (5-17)

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60 mins of moderate to vigorous exercise daily

Activities which include muscle and bone strengthening 3X a week

24
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PA Guidelines: Older Adults

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150< mins of moderate exercise (minimum bout of 10mins) / week
PA which include balance exercises on 3+ days of the week
Muscle strengthening activities on major muscle groups to be done on2+ days of the week