sac 1 Flashcards

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disease vs illness

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disease refers to physical/mental disturbance involving symptoms, dysfuncton or tissue damage eg cancer WHEREAS illness is a subjective concept related to personal experiences or injury

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who prerequisite for health

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people should eat food including some sustainable salads every day

peace, shelter, education, food, income, stable eosystem, sustainable resources, social justice and equity

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principles of the social model of health

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IDEAR
- involves intersectoral collaboration
- addresses the broader determinants of health
- empowers individuals and communities
- acts to enable access to healthcare
- acts to reduce social inequities

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ottawa strategeis

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reflects SMOH
- mediate
- enable
- advocate

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action areas of ottawa charter for health promotion

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bad cats smell dead rats
- building healthy public policy
- create supportive environments
- strengthen community action
- develop personal skills
- reorient health services

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how does NDIS promote health

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  • access mainstream services and support
  • access comm. services and supports
  • receive reasonable and necessary funded supports
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barriers to dietary change

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  • income
  • education
  • culture
  • preferences/will power
  • attitudes
  • stress = cortisol release which increases appetite
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australian dietary guidelines

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1 - to achieve and maintain a healthy weight, be physically active and choose amounts of nutritious food and drinks to meet your energy needs

2 - enjoy a wide variety of nutritious foods from these 5 food groups each day. vegetables, fruit, cereals, meats/fish/eggs, dairy. drink plenty of water

3 - limit intake of foods containing saturated fat, added salt, added sugar. limit alcohol intake

4 - encourage, support, and promote breastfeeding

5 - care for your food; prepare and store it safely

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breastfeeding

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contains antibiotics which increases immune functioning

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nutrition aus

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  • healthy eating pyramid
  • national nutrition week
  • healthy eating advisory service
  • resources
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double BOD

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when conditions associated w/ wealth and poverty exists side by side in one community such as under nutrition and obesity

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human development components

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  • DSOL
  • access to knowledge
  • enhance capabilities
  • choices
  • decisions affecting their lives
  • full potential and lead productive, creative lives
  • participate in the life of their community
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HDI dim and indic

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dim;
- knowledge
- a long and healthy life
- a DSOL

indicat;
- mean/expected yrs of schooling
- LE @ birth
- GNI per capita

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factors

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  • within countries; male vs female, etc
  • between countries; high, middle, low
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factors btwn

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  • water
  • sanitation
  • poverty
  • inequality and discrimination
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sustainability

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  • social
  • economic
  • environment
17
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climate change

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  • rising sea levels
  • changing weather patterns
  • extreme weather events