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SFSBM Flashcards

1
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medical pluralism

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no single medical philosophy or system can be expected to meet the health care needs of all members of that society

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2
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non-allopathic =

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not proven by scientific investigation

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3
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pure vs impure placebos

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PURE: lack pharmacologically active ingredients for the condition being treated

IMPURE: substances/interventions that have some clinical value for some ailments but not for the condition prescribed

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4
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nocebo effect

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  • some aspect of the pt experience that worsens their health outcome
  • separate from specific effects of medical intervention
  • ex: practitioner behavior/attitude
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5
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allostatic load

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  • consequences of allodynamic regulatory wear/tear on brain/body leading to multisystem dysregulation
  • allostasis: drive to maintain homeostasis
  • explains how accumulated effects of lifelong stressors translate to poor health
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6
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high risk strategy

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focuses efforts on those with the greatest risk for future harm

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low risk strategy

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population based - intends to target all members of society irrespective of risk

-no benefit at all to most individuals

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lead time bias

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screening program detects the presence of disease many years before it becomes symptomatic —- time from diagnosis to death appears longer

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length bias

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screening program detects slowly progressive diseases so it appears that successful screening programs are associated with lower mortality rates

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10
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5 As

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of lifestyle counseling

  • Assess
  • Advise
  • Agree (goal setting based on stage)
  • Assist (prescribe lifestyle prescription)
  • Arrange follow up
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triple aim

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improve:

1) integrated system of care
2) population health
3) value (cost)

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primary care

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first source sought in response to illness

  • outpatient
  • entry point to system
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13
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secondary care

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provided upon referral

  • specialist
  • inpatient or outpatient
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14
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tertiary care

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highly specialized expertise/equipment

  • provided in a regional medical center
  • not available in every hospital system
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IPO (independent provider organizations)

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clinicians that organize themselves into various managed care models
-contract with insurance companies (are NOT insurers themselves)

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16
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staff model HMO

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provide care + insurance

  • salaried physicians
  • monthly pt fee
  • provides most care
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group model HMO

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physicians and medical professionals belong to a multi specialty physician group

  • HMO pays the group in bulk
  • physicians only see patients that signed up for the HMO that contracted them
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open panel HMO

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similar to a multi specialty physician group but members are allowed to treat non HMO patients

19
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network model HMO

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combo of group and open

-independent HMO contracts some multi specialty practices, independent practices, and fully independent physicians

20
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accountable care org (ACO)

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set up similarly to HMO, but NO insurance function]

-shared savings, better metrics

21
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tertiary prevention

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preventing morbidity/mortality from a disease late in the disease course

22
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delivery system reform incentive payment (DSRIP)

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incentive payment model that rewards providers for performance on delivery system transformation projects that improve care for low income patients
-funded via medicaid waivers

23
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federal public plan

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  • designed to work within current ACA structure
  • add a public plan to health insurance marketplaces that were established by ACA
  • ONLY include private health insurance plans
  • goal: create more competition with private insurance
24
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health insurance premiums based on

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  • age
  • smoking status
  • geographic location
  • individual vs family coverage
25
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medicare part A

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hospital insurance

26
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medicare part B

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medical insurance (outpatient care)

27
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medicare part C

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Medicare Advantage

  • private
  • provides all medicare benefits
28
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medicare part D

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outpatient prescription drugs only

29
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moral hazard

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one party gets involved in a risky event knowing that it is protected against the risk and the other party will incur the cost
-occurs with all insurance

30
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tragedy of the commons

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tendency to overuse a resource because the cost the individual incurs only a small fraction of the cost which is shared
-ex: open bar

31
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babbling occurs

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9-14 months

before age 1

32
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school aged children

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  • increased group (team) activities
  • need consistency, reinforcement
  • need to be challenged
  • need clear consistent rules
  • need clear standards for success
33
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early adolescence

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11-14

  • physical changes
  • developing interests
  • need adult supervision
  • need structure and monitored expectations
  • want greater privacy
  • more aware of emotions
  • reflect on self
34
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mid adolescence

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  • more time with peers
  • strong desire to belong
  • beginning partnering
  • abstract reasoning (diabetes), problem solving
  • wants more independence
  • expects competence, and to make contributions to social groups
35
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late adolescence

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  • greater self direction, self monitoring
  • greater capacity for judgement, impulse control
  • more involvement in longer term relationships
  • parents/adults more in role of advisor/mentor
  • more consistent values/beliefs
36
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female growth/development timing/order

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pubs
boobs
spurts
squirts

(8-14)

37
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male growth/development timing/order

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hairy
balls
grow

(10-18)

38
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cognitive development: 0-2 years

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sensorimotor

39
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cognitive development: 2-7 years

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preoperational

  • symbolic thought
  • irreversibility
  • centration
  • egocentrism
40
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cognitive development: 7-11 years

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concrete operational

  • mental operations applied to concrete events
  • mastery of conservation
  • hierarchical classification
41
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cognitive development: 11+ years

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  • abstract ideas
  • logical
  • systematic thinking
42
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building blocks of family life

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  • coherence
  • organization
  • communication
  • values/beliefs
43
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components of parenting

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  • nuturance
  • structure
  • affiliation
  • attachment

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