Public Health Problem Flashcards

1
Q

How often should infants under 1 be active?

A

Several times in a day.

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2
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How often should toddlers (1-2) and preschoolers (3-4) be active?

A

180 minutes a day.

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3
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How often should children (5-11) and youth (12-17) be active?

A

60 minutes a day with at least 3 vigorous-intensity activities in the week.

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4
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How often should adults (18-64) be physically active?

A

150 minutes a week with bone strengthening at least 2 days/week.

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5
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How do the guidelines for older adults (65+) differ from the ones for adults?

A

They have a focus on choosing activities which enhance balance in order to prevent falls.

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6
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What percent of preschoolers reach the PA guidelines?

A

84%.

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7
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What percentage of adults reach the PA guidelines? How has this changed?

A

15%. It has decreased in recent years. In 2008 it was more like 50%.

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8
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What are chronic diseases?

A

Diseases of a long duration and slow progression.

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9
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What is the leading cause of avoidable illness? How much death does it account for?

A

Chronic diseases. 9/10 deaths are due to chronic disease.

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10
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How does one calculate BMI?

A

Mass (kg)/Weight (m^2)

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11
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How is obesity defined?

A

As having a BMI greater or equal to 30kg/m^2.

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12
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Where are obesity rates in Canada most and least prevalent?

A

Most: Sask, NWT, East provinces
Least: BC

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13
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What percentage of Canadian adults are considered overweight or obese?

A

62%

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14
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What percentage of Canadian children/youth are obese?

A

12%

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15
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What percentage of children/youth meet the PA guidelines?

A

7%

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16
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What are 4 benefits of PA?

A
  1. Depresses appetite
  2. Maximizes fat loss/Minimizes loss of lean muscle
  3. Burns calories and increases metabolic rate
  4. Body uses more calories for energy rather than storing them as fat
17
Q

What is the maximum amount of screentime children/youth should have in the day?

A

2hrs.

18
Q

What is the protection paradox?

A

So focused on trying to keep kid safe that it is having the opposite effect.

19
Q

What is downstream-level intervention?

A

Individual-level intervention for those who possess the risk factor or are suffering from risk-related diseases/conditions. Focus on longterm behaviour change.

20
Q

What is midstream-level intervention?

A

A population level intervention that is aimed at changing and/or preventing health-damaging behaviours.

21
Q

What is upstream-level intervention?

A

Macro-level to strengthen social norms and support healthy behaviours, redirecting an unhealthy society (changing the norm).

22
Q

What is the RE-AIM stand for?

A

Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance.