Public Health Flashcards

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study of disease in population groups

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epidemiology

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number of new cases of disease

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incidence

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number of people with disease

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morbidity (aka prevalence)

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number of people who died

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mortality

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prevalence and incidence

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frequency

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exposed risk versus unexposed risk

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risk ratio (aka relative risk)

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the disease rate in exposed subjects

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attributable risk

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length of time from exposure to expression of disease

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incubation

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strength of disease

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virulence

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ability to defend the body form invasion

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immunity

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a distinct group of people that have something in common

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cohort

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12
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what are the alcoholic questions

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CAGE

cut down
annoyed
guilty
eye opener

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social learning includes

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behaviors 
determinism 
expectation 
self efficacy 
observational learning 
reinforcement
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14
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community organization theory includes

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empowerment, competence, participation, issue selection, critical consciousness

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what is the change theory

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awareness
action/adoption
implementation
instititionalalization of change

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theory that discusses new ideas and choices

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innovation theory

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17
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the way of living, values, beliefs, standards, and patterns

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culture

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18
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what is western medicine

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meliorism - to improve
activisim - to do something
dominance - control nature
standaradize - treat same with culture blindness

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form of reasoning in which conclusions are formulated about particulars from general or universal premises

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deductive

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20
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average number of times in multiple testing that one expects to obtain a test statistic at least as extreme as the one that was actually observed

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E value

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21
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form of reasoning in which a generalized conclusion is formulated from a particular instance

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Inductive

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22
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average score within distribution

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mean

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measure of variation that indicates average deviation of scores in a distribution

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mean deviation

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center score in a distribution

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median

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most frequent score in a distribution
mode
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value of statistical significance of testing
P value
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gold standard in research
RCT
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compare to past evaluation
retrospective
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measure of variation that indicates typical distance between score of a distribution
standard deviation
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degree to which a study accurately reflects or assess specific concept that researcher is attempting to measure
validity
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what is " healthy people"
organized national approach to public health planning started in 1979 467 objectives individual health is inseparable from the larger community health
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what is the vision of 2020
live long happy lives and focus on priorities, awareness, measure actions YPLL - years potential life lost
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what is the WHO world, federal, or state?
world health organization coordinates efforts to improve health throughout world
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what is the APHA world, federal, or state?
American public health association largest most diverse public health organization of health professionals in the world
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what is the USPHS world, federal, or state?
United States public health service national public health agency
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what is the CDC world, federal, or state?
epidemiological studies research in disease and prevention
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what is the ATSDR world, federal, or state?
agency for toxic substance and disease registry reviews reports of all public health assessment before information is disclosed to the public
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what is the NPL world, federal, or state?
national priorities list special US EPA list of nation hazardous waste sites
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what is the NIOSH world, federal, or state?
national institute for occupational safety and health department of health and human services - researches a creates occupational laws
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what is the DOH
department of health
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what is the EPA
environmental protection agency
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what is the PHD
public health department
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what is the DEP
department of environmental protection
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what is the OSHA
occupational safety and health administration enforce laws in the workplace
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who is OSHA run by
department of labor
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activity level should consist of what
aerobic 30 minutes daily vigorous 20 minutes 3x week
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what is primary prevention
prevention of occurrence of incidence of illness or injury
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what is secondary prevention
prevention of disease or injury progression
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what is tertiary prevention
prevention of permanent disability or death due to illness or injury
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what is the chiropractic wellness model
manual procedures to promote illness screen for risk factors health behavior counseling
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arthritis affects what % of Americans and MC form
25% OA
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what affects the top 3 killers in America
hypertension heart, cancer, stroke
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how many people are overweight
> 1 billion in the world
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what does tobacco cause to ``` in utero adults risk pregnant diseases ```
``` in utero - premature or still born adults - CVD risk - normal after 15 yrs cessation pregnant - 15-17 yr old MC diseases - COPD, small cell cancer, stroke, GRAVES, DM ```
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how many deaths per year
37 billion annually
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spouses and exspouses kill by __
guns
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boyfriend killed by __
knives
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girlfriends killed by __
force
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__ % are female victims __% are male attackers
75% 75%
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hate crimes were mostly associated with what
religion 66%
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what are the leading health indicators
``` physical activity obesity tobacco substance abuse sexual behavior mental health injury environment access to health ```
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smog usually causes what
low level ozone
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what's found in soil which causes cancer if inhaled
radon
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what is the process of increasing oxygen saturation of water
aeration
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what are hard water contaminants that increase heart disease
Mg | Ca
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what are essentially lined garbage dumps to reduce water pollution
secure landfills
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what type of waste is used to make energy
combustible waste
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what are the hazardous wastes on the F, P, and U lists
F - solvents P - discarded chemicals U - unused chemicals
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what wastes are acids and bases that can eat metal and fatal if ingested
corrosive waste
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what wastes are unstable and can explode or ignite
reactive waste
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what are the different forms of sewage treatments
primary treatment - screens and filters sedimentation - anaerobic bacteria secondary treatment - trickles through a bed of stones - aerobic bacteria for sludge - aeration to oxidize tertiary treatment - added filters, chemicals, or chlorination
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what water sewage treatment removes the most solids
primary - 60% | secondary - 90%
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what is the term that means what's left as suspended solid after the primary filtering process? these solids can be used for what
effluent bio-solids --> fertilizers
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what are the different stages of secondary sewage treatment
flocculation - clarify water by removing turbidity - coagulated clumps are filtered out by filters deflocculation - prevents coagulation and clumping - dispense particles bioremediation - microbes to break down pollutants - pseudomonas and bacillus MC
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what diseases are transmitted through the air
TB, SARs, legionairs, anthrax, influenza
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what disease are transmitted through food and water
``` giardiasis cholera parasites staph botulism cryptosporidium ```
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what are the vectors for ``` malaria plague lymes west nile virus rabies ```
malaria - anopheles mosquito - plasmodium parasite plague - fleas - yersinia pestis lymes - deer tick west nile virus - mosquito rabies - animals
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what infectious diseases can effect in utero or perinatal
TORCHS ``` toxoplasmosis other (HIV, varicella) rubella cytomegalovirus herpes simplex syphilis ```
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what are artificially acquired adaptive immunity
vaccination
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what is the number one reason for hospital admissions
mental illness
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what is the most common barrier of mental illness
shame
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ratio of depression for men and women
1: 4 women 1: 10 men
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suicide is the __ leading cause of death in the ages of ___
3rd 15-25 yrs old
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what is the most common form of OCD
fear of dirt and germs
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substance abuse costs society over __ annually
500 billion
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what is the most common psychoactive drug in the US
alcohol MC in 21-25 yr old
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what is most common illicit drug use
marijuanna
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drug abuse most common in what age
18-20 yrs old