Social Determinants of Health Flashcards

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What are the 5 social determinants of health

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Economic stability/income, health care, neighborhood/environment, education, social and community context

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What are the 3 levels of cause

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Distal (not directly related to an individual), intermediate (related to communities, workplaces, schools, or families), and proximal (related to individuals themselves

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What are examples of distal causes

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Cultural, political, and infrastructural causes

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What are examples of intermediate causes

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Relationships and social contexts

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What are examples of proximal causes

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Personal biology, behaviors, capabilities, and/or attitudes

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What is minority stress theory

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Prejudice and discrimination can cause minority stress and reduce their available coping resources resulting in more negative health outcomes

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What is minority stress

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Stress that is unique (only minority groups), chronic, and socially-produced (part of social structure and maintained through social interaction)

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What is triangulation

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Using information from interviews, etc. to identify common themes that lead to stress (e.g. quality of life survey)

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What is absolute poverty

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Inability to meet basic needs (food, water, shelter, etc.)

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What is relative poverty

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Views poverty as those living below a minimally accepted standard of living (varies from place to place)

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What is the sensitive period model

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Childhood development is critical for how people age into adulthood, dealing with nutrition has a large impact

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What is the absolute income effect

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Concave relationship between individual income and health (more money = more healthcare, etc.)

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What is the relative income effect

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Social comparison where people on lower incomes feel relatively deprived compared to wealthier people so they are not active because they think they will always be deprived (don’t advocate for better education, where they live, etc.)

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What is the contextual effect

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A spread in income levels reduces cohesiveness of society (countries will less income disparities have better health because less social isolation)

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What social determinant of health has the largest impact on CVD

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Unemployment

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