Unit 1 Flashcards

1
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Define health

A

Complete physical, mental and social wellbeing

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2
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Health is not merely the _______ of disease

A

absence

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3
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It is a commonly shared belief that health is generally seen as a _________ state

A

positive

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4
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Define population health

A

the health of big groups of people

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5
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What is an example of population health?

A

the health of nations or states

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6
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Define community health

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the health of smaller groups of people who share something in common

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7
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Give an example of community health

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the health of hikers, UNR, or a church community

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8
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Does public health mean one thing? If not, what are the other meanings?

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no, general health of public and measures people take to improve health

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9
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List the three P’s

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prevention, population, perspective.

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10
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Explain perspective (in terms of the three P’s)

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the sociological perspective of one’s health; the circles of influence on one’s health

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11
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Explain prevention (in terms of the three P’s)

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go to doctor’s office, he gives prevention advice. how to stop disease from affecting you.

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12
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List the circles of influence on one’s health (from least influence to greatest)

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individual, behavior, social, community, society

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13
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Define risk factor

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a trait or behavior that increases someone’s risk of poor health

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14
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What influence circle do eating habits fall under?

A

behavior

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15
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What influence circle does learning from parent eating habits fall under?

A

social

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16
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Individual is about _____ traits

A

innate

17
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List an example of an individual-level trait

A

genetic predisposition

18
Q

What circle of influence is the most influential on health decisions?

A

the individual level

19
Q

What word is a common term in healthcare?

A

upstream

20
Q

Explain how people drowning in rivers can be connected to the upstream metaphor

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people drowning, people notice. people jump in to rescue, they drown too. more people drown. so we need preventative measures to decrease risk of people drowning

21
Q

Erosion control, warning signs, and building bridges are all examples of what type of prevention?

A

primary

22
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Primary preventative measures are all about?

A

reducing risk factors = reduce incidents

23
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What prevention level is about early detection level & treatment = minimizes harm?

A

secondary

24
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Lifeguards are examples of what level of prevention?

A

secondary

25
Q

tertiary treatment is about?

A

reducing severe outcomes/mortality

26
Q

anxiety is more of an ________ approach

A

upstream

27
Q

Preventing hypertension is an example of _______ prevention

A

secondary

28
Q

Using a defibrillator for heart attacks is an example of ________ prevention

A

tertiary

29
Q

_______ level of prevention has a lot of overlap from healthcare and preventative measures

A

secondary

30
Q

Intervening with parents and anxiety is usually _______ prevention

A

primary

31
Q

List the top 10 achievements of public health of the 20th century.

A

Safer workplaces, safer foods, vaccinations, family planning, healthier mothers and babies, water fluoridation, recognizing tobacco as a health hazard, decline in death from heart disease and stroke, motor vehicle safety, and control of infectious disease.

32
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What is the purpose of the 10 essential public health services?

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to provide a framework for public health to protect and promote the health of all people in all communities

33
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What 3 sections do the 10 essential public health services involve?

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assurance, assessment, and policy development

34
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What is the fourth section that serves as the major section for the 10 essential public health services?

A

equity

35
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List the 10 essential public health services.

A

Assess population health status. Investigate hazards affecting population. Educate people about health. Strengthen partnerships to improve health. Create laws that impact health. Utilize legal actions designed to protect the public’s health. Assure a system that enables equal access to care needed to be healthy. Build a skilled public health workforce. Innovate public health functions through research. Maintain a strong infrastructure for public health.