Public Health 1 and 2- Managing CV risk factors and public health interventions in CV disease Flashcards

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What are the 3 types of prevention of disease?

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PrimarysecondaryTertiary

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2
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Primary prevention?

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Prevention of disease before it occurs

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Secondary prevention?

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Reduce the impact of a disease once it has occurred e.g. catching it early

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Tertiary prevention?

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Arresting the progress of a disease once it has developed and lessening the impact of its negative consequences

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AAA risk factors?

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SmokingAgeBeing maleFamily history of AAAHypertensionAtherosclerosisHyperlipidaemiaBeing caucasian

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6
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What is the current NHS screening for AAA?

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US for men in the year they turn 65

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7
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How do we communicate the different levels of risk?

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Very common = a person in a familyCommon = a person in a streetUncommon = a person in a villageRare = a person in a small townVery rare = a person in a large town

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What are examples of CVD?

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StrokeCHDHypertensionDiseases of arteries e.g. atherosclerosisDiseases of veins e.g. deep vein thrombosisHeart valve diseases e.g. rheumatic heart diseaseDiseases of lymph vessels and capillaries e.g. lymphoedema

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Modifiable risk factors for CV disease? (9)

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SmokingDyslipidaemiaRaised blood pressureDiabetes mellitusObesityDietary factorsThrombogenic factorsLack of exerciseExcess alcohol intake

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Non-modifiable risk factors for CV disease? (5)

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Personal history of CVDFamily history of CVDAgeGenderDeprivation?

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What are the risk factors looked at in the ASSIGN score (the ones we care about in Scotland)? (8)

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AgeGenderPostcodeFamily history of CVDDiabetesSmokingBlood pressureCholesterol

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12
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What does “high risk” mean?

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20% chance of event in 10 years

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13
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Where does a lot of the evidence for CHD risk factors come from?

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Farmingham study

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Why does the Farmingham study underestimate the risk of CHD in high risk groups in the UK?

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No deprivation scoreNo family history score

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What are the 6 levels of evidence from the lowest to the best?

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Editorials, expert opinionCase series, case reportsCase-control studiesCohort studiesRandomised controlled trialsSystematic reviews

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