Week 1 (concept of health) Flashcards

1
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the 3 GOAL of health

A

wholeness
harmony
balance

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2
Q

3 historical approaches to health in Canada

A

medical
behavioural
socioenvironmental

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3
Q

health can be defined as a state of complete? (3 realms of well-being)

A

physical
mental
social

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4
Q

health has what 5 aspects?

A
physical
sociocultural
psychospiritual
political
economic
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5
Q

health has the ability to satisfy what and cope with?

A

satisfy needs and cope with environment

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6
Q

what is a resource for everyday life

A

health

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7
Q

health gives a sense and feeling of

A

sense of purpose

feeling lively and connected

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8
Q

health is what kind of right

A

fundamental

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9
Q

what kind of intervention restores health? in what approach?

A

medical intervention

medical approach

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10
Q

health problems are defined primarily as what kind of risk factors? with what approach?

A

physiological (risk factors for disease)

medical

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11
Q

in the medical approach, less emphasis was given to what two things?

A

health promotion

disease prevention

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12
Q

the ______ approach places responsibility on the ____? and emphasizes?

A

behavioural
individual
health promotion strategies

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13
Q

which report shifted emphasis from a medical to behavioural approach to health?

A

lalonde report

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14
Q

the lalonde report (behavioural approach) stated 4 health determinants:

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lifestyle
environment
human biology
organization of health care

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15
Q

what was Health Promotion Directorate in the Department of National Health Welfare’s (1978) purpose?

A

decrease behavioural risk factors

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16
Q

2 examples of behavioural risk factors

A

smoking

unhealthy diet

17
Q

which approach emphasizes the social context of health and the relationship between personal health behaviours and social and physical environments?

A

socioenvironmental

18
Q

which charter identifies prerequisites for health?

A

ottawa charter for health promotion (1986)

19
Q

Ottawa charter’s 9 prerequisites for health

A
peace
shelter
education
food
income
stable ecosystem
sustainable resources
social justice
equity
20
Q

Ottawa charter has what kind of approach

A

socioenvironmental

21
Q

5 major strategies to promote health

A
  • building healthy public policy
  • creating supportive environments
  • strengthening community action
  • developing personal skills
  • reorienting health services
22
Q

which act added 4 prerequisites for health

A

jakarta declaration (1997)

23
Q

jakarta declaration’s 4 prerequisites for health

A
  • empowerment of women
  • social security
  • respect for human rights
  • social relations
24
Q

which approach declared poverty to be the greatest threat to health

A

socioenvironmental

25
Q

which act affirmed health as a human right, emphasizes mental health and spiritual well-being as important elements

A

bangkok charter (2005)

26
Q

the socioenvironmental approach emphasizes 3 critical factors influencing health

A
  • inequalities within/between countries
  • global environmental changes
  • urbanization
27
Q

which act identified SOCIAL determinants of health

A

toronto charter (2002)

28
Q

social determinants of health

A
  • the economic and social conditions that shape the health of individuals
  • communities
  • jurisdictions
  • determine the extent to which a person possesses the physical, social and personal resources to identify and achieve personal aspirations, needs and cope with environment