Topic5 None-commuicable Diseases Flashcards

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What is the definition of health?

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A state of physical and mental well being

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What is the definition of disease?

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Any condition that interferes with the proper functioning of the body or mind

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What is the definition of none-communicable diseases?

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A disease that can not be spread from person to person

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Name some communicable diseases

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-flu
-chicken pox
-cold
-pneumonia
-hepatitis

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Name some non-communicable diseases

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-cancer
-asthma
-allergies
-heart disease
-arthritis
-diabetes

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What are some risk factors of cancer?

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  • Smoking
    -UV lights
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What are some risk factors of cardiovascular disease?

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  • Lack of exercise
    -smoking
    -eating fatty foods
    -high alcohol consumption
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What are some risk factors of type 2 diabetes?

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  • Genes
    -poor diet high in sugar
    -obesity and lack of exercise
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What are some risk factors of chronic respiratory disease?

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-smoking
-air pollution

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What are some risk factors of arthritis

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-excessive exercise
-age
-genes

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What are the short-term effects of smoking?

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-after smoking 10% of the blood will be carrying carbon monoxide instead of oxygen
-heart rate will increase
-nicotine becomes addictive
-coughing
-bad breath

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What are the long- term effects of smoking?

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-can cause damage to the lining of the arteries
-increase rate of getting conorary heart disease disease
-narrows blood vessels in skin which causes aging
-increase in blood pressure and heart rate
-turns lungs from pink to grey because of tar

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Describe the effects of pregnant women smoking

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-low birth weight
-potential miscarriage
-fetus has a reduced oxygen supply, as the result of carbon monoxide binding to the hemoglobin.

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Describe the short-term effects of drinking alcohol?

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-makes reflexes and reactions slower than normal
-provides relaxation
-can sometimes lead to unconsciousness
-vomiting
-lack of self control

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Describe long-term effects of drinking alcohol

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  • Liver may suffer long-term damage and eventually can kill them.
  • can cause damage to brain
    -destruction of brain cells
    -increases risk of cancer
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Describe the effects of a pregnant woman drinking alcohol

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-alcohol passes into the placenta and into the developing baby
-risk of miscarriages, still births, premature births and low birth rate
-many have facial deformities

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What are some effects of regular exercise?

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-Muscles fibres inside get larger
-keeps joints working smoothly
-heart beats more rapidly
-can increase lung capacity
-provides muscle with less energy