Theme 4 Flashcards

1
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Who was health minister

A

Aneurin

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2
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What is public health

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The science of protecting and improving the health of people and their communities

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3
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What is primary care and an example

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Primary care is the first point of contact. This will be something like a GP or paramedic, they will then refer you to the next point of contact

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What is secondary care and an example

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The second point of contact where you have to be referred to go to for specialised treatment could include physio, radiology, orthodontist

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5
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Tertiary care and example

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Specialised treatment like plastic surgery, hospice

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6
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External factors

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Pandemic
Epidemic
Extreme weather
Infrastructure
Geographical events

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7
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How is social media used in health care

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To spread awareness
Campaigns

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8
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What is good about healthcare apps

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Promotes healthier choices
Independent management of conditions
Supports health professionals with ongoing monitoring of conditions
Helps manage appointments

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9
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What can assistive computer technology do

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3D printing
Robotic surgery
Laparoscopic surgery
Disease tracking

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10
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What are health implants (assistive computer technology)

A

Pace makers
Insulin pumps

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What can be 3D printed

A

Prosthetics
Orthotics
Hearing aids
Models
Aligners
Crowns
Implants

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12
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Advantages of robotic surgery

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Smaller incisions
High precision
Shorter recovery time
Less pain/bleeding

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13
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Common uses for robotic surgeries

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Heart surgery
Gynaecology surgeries
Prostate surgery
Kidney surgeries
General surgeries

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14
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How does AI help in health care

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Medical diagnosis
Personalised medicines
Drug discovery
Virtual health assistants
Surgery assistance

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15
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What are the different methods of cleaning

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Manual cleaning
Automated cleaning
Steam cleaning
Chemical cleaning
Terminal cleaning

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16
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Impact of not cleaning

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Spread of infections
Compromised patient safety
Increase healthcare costs
Reduced trust in healthcare
Negative impact of reputation
Risk to staff

17
Q

What is calibrating

A

Process of comparing a device under test of an unknown value with a reference standard of a known value

18
Q

Why is it important to make sure things are calibrated

A

To make sure measurements are not wrong

19
Q

Consequences of not storing products, materials correctly

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Cross contamination
Financial loss
Stock is difficult to locate
Risks to health and safety
products exceed expiry date