Week 1 - Frameworks for health, disability and functioning Flashcards

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What it the wellness model of health?

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Health promotion and progress towards higher

functioning, energy, comfort and integration of mind, body and spirit.

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What is the Environmental model of health?

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The adaptation to physical and social surroundings – a balance free from undue pain, discomfort or disability.

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A holistic understanding and recognition of the multiple determinants of health is a feature of what model of health?

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The primary healthcare model.

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Which model of health emphasises the importance of the physical and social determinants of health?

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The environmental model of health

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True or false: Equity in health care and community participation and control over health care services are part of the Primary health care model?

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True

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True or false: A focus on the individual’s medical problems and not the broader contextual issues that provide both incentives and barriers to the health of individuals and communities is a feature of the Environmental model of health?

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False. In the environmental model, focus is not on the individual’s medical problems but on the broader contextual issues that provide both incentives and barriers to the health of individuals and communities.

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A focus on health promotion and disease prevention, accessible, affordable, and acceptable technology and health services based on research methods represents which model of health?

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The primary health care model

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How does Primary health care view health?

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As positive wellbeing

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In the primary health care approach, who has control over health?

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Communities and individuals

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What is the major focus of the primary health care approach?

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Health through equity and community empowerment

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Who provides healthcare under the primary health care approach?

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A multidisciplinary team

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What is the primary health care approach’s strategy for health?

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Multi-sectorial collaboration

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What is the Primary care or selective biomedical model view of health?

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Absence of disease

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Who has control over health in the Primary care or selective biomedical model?

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Medical practitioners

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What is the major focus of the Primary care or selective biomedical model?

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Disease eradication through medical interventions

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Who provides health care under the Primary care or selective biomedical model?

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Doctors

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What is the Primary care or selective biomedical model strategy for health?

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Medical interventions

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What is the family of international classifications (FIC)

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A common language and framework related to health and health management

It can compare health information internationally and nationally and comparisons within and between populations

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What is the ICD-10

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International Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems

It is a standard diagnostic classification for epidemiological and health management purposes

Diseases are classified by system/organ OR cause

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What is the ICF?

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International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health

It is the international standard for measuring health and disability and provides common language and framework

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What is the ICHI?

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International Classification of Health Interventions

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What is the purpose of the FIC reference classifications?

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Provides a common tool for reporting and analysing the distribution and evolution of health interventions for statistical purposes.

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What is the purpose of the ICD10?

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  • Provides common language
  • Storage and retrieval of information for clinical and epidemiological purposes
  • Define diseases, study disease patterns, manage health care, monitor outcomes, allocate resources
  • Analysis of general health situation of groups
  • Monitoring of incidence and prevalence of health problems in relation to other variables
  • Classify health problems on health records
  • Compilation of National mortality and morbidity statistics
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How do the ICF and ICD10 compliment each other?

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  • The ICF classifies functioning and disability associated with health conditions and looks at environmental factors; while
  • The ICD 10 looks more at classifying health conditions (disease, disorders, injuries etc. but does not have focus on functioning)
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What is disability?
A complex phenomena - an interaction between features of the person and features of their context.
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What are body functions?
Physiological functions (circulation, respiration, motor, sensory, auditory) and psychological functions (attention, memory, perception, emotion).
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Circulation would be classified in the ICF as a?
Body function
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Memory would be classified in the ICF under?
Body function
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What are body structures?
organs, limbs and components
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Heart disease would be classified in the ICF as?
Body functions and structures
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Anxiety would be classified in the ICF as?
Body functions and structures
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Paralysis would be classified in the ICF as?
Body functions and structures
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What is Activity in relation to the ICF?
The execution of a task or action, eg. grasping, walking, dressing, learning, speaking
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What are activity limitations?
Difficulties in executing activities eg. unable to grasp, unable to walk.
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Walking would be classified in the ICF as?
Activity
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Being unable to grasp would be classified in the ICF as?
Activity
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Learning under the ICF is classified as?
Activity
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What is participation in the ICF?
Involvement in life situations, eg participating in work, recreation, community life, leisure, social roles, education.
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What is a participation restriction in the ICF?
Problems in involvement in life situations, eg. unable to work, unable to live independently.
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Work would be classified in the ICF as?
Participation
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Education would be classified under the ICF as?
Participation
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If a patient is unable to access the community, this would be classified in the ICF as?
Participation
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What are environmental factors in the ICF?
Elements of the physical, social and attitudinal environment in which people live and conduct their lives
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Attitudes would be classified in the ICF as?
Environment
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Services are classified in the ICF as?
Environment
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The home of the patient is classified in the ICF as?
Environment
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True or false: The environment can both facilitate and be a barrier to individual function.
True
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True or false: Environment concerns only the individual factors of the person using the ICF?
False, it includes individual and societal factors
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What are personal factors in the ICF?
The background of individual’s life, not part of health | condition.
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Gender would be classified in the ICF as?
Personal
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Lifestyle would be classified in the ICF as?
Personal
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Education level would be classified in the ICF as?
Personal
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True or false: Personal factors only facilitates individual function?
False, it is both facilitating and a barrier to individual function
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What is Aetiology?
The study of a cause of disease
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What looks at the factors involved in the development of disease, the susceptibility of the person, the nature of the disease agent and how the person is invaded?
Aetiology
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What is Pathology?
The study of the characteristics, causes and effects of disease as observed in the structure and function of the body
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Testing is an example of?
Pathology
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What is pathophysiology?
The study of the disturbance of normal mechanical, physical, and biochemical functions, either caused by a disease, or resulting from a disease or abnormal syndrome or condition
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What does objective mean?
Measurable, quantifiable and observable data collected
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What does subjective mean?
The patient’s perception of their experience
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What are signs?
An objective evidence of disease especially as observed and interpreted by the physician
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What are symptoms?
Subjective evidence of disease or physical disturbance observed by the patient
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Is high blood pressure a sign or symptom?
Sign
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Is a skin rash a sign or symptom?
Sign
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Is high blood sugar a sign or symptom?
Sign
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Is lower back pain a sign or symptom?
Symptom
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Is fatigue a sign or symptom?
Symptom
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Is a headache a sign or symptom?
Symptom
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Is difficulty swallowing a sign or symptom?
Symptom
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What is medical management?
The system of care and treatment of a disease
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What is prognosis?
The prospect of survival and recovery from a disease as anticipated from the usual course of that disease