Public Health Flashcards

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Incidence

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The number of new cases in a defined population during a period of time

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2
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Prevalence

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Total number of individuals in a population who have a disease or health condition at a specific time period

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3
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State 7 modifiable CVD risk factors

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  • smoking
  • poor diet
  • obesity
  • physical inactivity
  • alcohol consumption
  • poor sleep
  • stress
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4
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State 3 non-modifiable CVD risk factors

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  • family history
  • age
  • gender
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5
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Primordial prevention

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Seeks to prevent before a risk factor is even established

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6
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Give an example of primordial prevention

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Preventing smoking

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7
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Primary prevention

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Prevention of a disease through the control of risk factors

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8
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Give an example of primary prevention

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Statin treatments, smoking cessation

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9
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Secondary prevention

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Prevention of further events

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10
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Give an example of secondary prevention

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ACE inhibitors, beta blockers

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11
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Tertiary prevention

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Application of measures to reduce or eliminate long term impairments and disabilities and improve quality of life

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12
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What is used to identify people at risk of CVD

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QRISK

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13
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What QRISK score is significant and what is done at that point

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> 10% , start patient on statin

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