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U11: THE CONCEPT OF HEALTH Flashcards

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These refers to the 17 goals to transform our world.

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Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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SDG 3

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Good Health and Well-Being

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This provides an ambitious and comprehensive plan of action in order to promote and achieve health and development outcomes.

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Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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This SDG aspires to ensure the health and well-being for all, including abode commitment to end epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, and other communicable diseases by 2030.

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SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-Being)

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By what year does the SDG 3 aim to end epidemics?

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2030

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What are the targeted epidemics of SDG 3?

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AIDS, Tuberculosis, Malaria

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SDG 3 aims to achieve u_______ h_______ c______, and provide access to safe and effective m_____ and v_____ for all.

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universal health coverage, medicines and vaccines

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State of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease and infirmity (WHO)

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Health

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What is the basis in health care?

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Understanding the concept of health

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T/F: Health is dynamic and not static. It can be quantified, measured, and appraised.

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T

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4 Concepts of Health

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  • Biomedical concept
  • Ecological concept
  • Psychosocial concept
  • Holistic concept
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Concepts of Health

refers to the absence of disease

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Biomedical concept

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T/F: In biomedical concept, if the person is not sick then he is considered healthy.

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T

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Concepts of Health

This refers to the human body as a machine

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Biomedical concept

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Concepts of Health

This concept has minimized the role of the environment, social, and cultural determinants of health

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Biomedical concept

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T/F: This concept was deemed inadequate due to medical and social sciences development.

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T

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Concepts of Health

They viewed health as a dynamic equilibrium between the human body and the environment.

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Ecologists

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Concepts of Health

This refers to the maladjustment between the body and the environment.

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Disease

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Concepts of Health

This concept emphasizes the relationship of environment and human body.

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Ecological concept

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Concepts of Health

This concept regard health as both a biological or social phenomenon

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Psychosocial concept

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Concepts of Health

Psychosocial concept takes into consideration the following factors:

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  • Social (Relating)
  • Psychological (Thinking)
  • Cultural
  • Economic
  • Political
  • Spiritual (Being, nasa image)
  • Emotional (Feeling, nasa image)
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Concepts of Health

This concept is the synthesis of all the other concepts

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Holistic concept

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Concepts of Health

The holistic concept recognizes the strength of:

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  • Social
  • Economic
  • Political
  • Environmental
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Concepts of Health

This concept focuses on well-being as a whole

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Holistic concept

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Concepts of Health

Where is the emphasis put under the holistic concept?

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Promotion and preservation of health

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This refers to a subjective state of a person who feels not to be well

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Illness

27
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This is a broad term that defines the poor state of mind, body and spirit

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Illness

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This refers to the general feeling of being sick or unwell

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Illness

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It is characterized with ambiguous symptoms

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Illness

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T/F: Illness is not based on the individual.

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F ; “I feel ill”

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This refers to the condition of being ill.

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Sickness

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This is related to a different phenomenon which the social role a person with illness or sickness takes or is given in society, in different arenas of life.

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Sickness

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It refers to a state of social dysfunction.

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Sickness

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Sickness is affected by what conceptions which affect how the patient reacts?

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social and cultural conceptions

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This covers what is considered a disorder that is suitable for disorder.

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Sickness

36
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“You look sick.”

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Sickness

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This refers to suffering, a curse or punishment for sins according to earlier views.

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Disease

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This is a channel to better understand the human body’s capabilities, interactions, and limitations.

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Disease

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Definiton of Disease

O____ defines disease as a derangement or disruption of the body, or some parts of the organ of the body.

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Oxford

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Definiton of Disease

How does Oxford define disease?

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derangement or disruption of the body, or some parts of the organ of the body

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Definiton of Disease

W____ defines disease as a condition in which body health is impaired, resulting to an interruption of the human body’s vital function, leading to a departure from the state of health

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Webster

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Definiton of Disease

How does Webster define disease?

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condition in which body health is impaired, resulting to an interruption of the human body’s vital function, leading to a departure from the state of health

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This is characterized by an underlying pathology, biologically defined based on a practitioner or doctor’s perspective.

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Disease

44
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It is the illness seen in terms of a theory of disorder. What are these terms?

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  • Disturbance of bodily homeostasis
  • Morphological changes of internal organs
  • Morphological changes in tissues and cells
  • Irritation of organs and their actions, reactions (physiological)
  • Invasion of the body by an external contagion
  • Genetic alteration
45
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Terms of Theory Disorder

Disturbance of b_____ h____

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bodily homeostasis

46
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Terms of Theory Disorder

Morphological changes of?

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internal organs, tissues and cells

47
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Terms of Theory Disorder

Irritation of o____ and their a____, r_____ (physiological)

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organs, actions, reactions

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Terms of Theory Disorder

Invasion of the body by an e_______ c______

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external contagion

49
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Terms of Theory Disorder

G_____ alteration

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Genetic

50
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“You have a disease”

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Disease

51
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This term literally means “without ease” (uneasiness) when something is wrong with bodily function.

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Disease

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This refers to the presence of a specific disease, and also to the individual’s perceptions and behavior in response to the disease, as well as the impact of that disease on the psychosocial environment.

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Illness

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This is a person’s subjective experience of their symptoms, what the patient brings to the doctor

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Illness

54
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Example of cultural beliefs and reactions

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Fear of rejection

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