Week 6 highlights Flashcards

Stuff I think is probs important

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True or false: there are several factors that determine whether a person is likely to change behavior when faced with a health threat

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True

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People tend to be risk __________ when conditions are intolerable, and risk _________ when conditions are tolerable.

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takers; avoiders

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A guarantee of the better outcome and not willing to take any risk of a less desirable outcome is called what?

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Certainty effect

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Clinician has all the information and makes decision in patient’s best interest, which requires element of trust between patient and provider. This describes what?

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Inform of decision

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6
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Health Belief Model is Classic frame of reference for understanding _________ behavior. It assumes people act ___________.

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health; rationally

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Are screenings tests for asymptomatic or symptomatic pts?

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Asymptomatic

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What is associated with screenings?

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Lead-time bias (detecting something early, but can’t improve outcome)

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Screening:
1) Why is it done?
2) What does it ideally need?

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1) Identification of high-risk population
2) Two or more tests

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10
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Give examples of Social/Behavioral Science and Public Health interacting

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1) Psychology
2) Sociology
3) Communications
4) Demography
5) Geography

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What are some examples of noncommunicable diseases?

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1) CVD
2) Diabetes
3) CA
4) Chronic respiratory disease

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How many tests does screening ideally require to have accurate sensitivity and specificity?

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2 or more

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What are the 4 criteria for an ideal screening process?

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1) Disease produces substantial death and/or disability
2) Early detection is possible and improves outcome
3) Feasibility and acceptable accuracy of testing
4) Low risk of screening harm, costs and patient acceptance

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Give 2 examples of multiple risk factor reduction

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1) Obesity AND exercise
2) High blood pressure AND Cholesterol

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Genetic interventions:
1) List 3 pre-pregnancy/ carrier tests
2) List 2 during-pregnancy tests

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1) Tay-Sachs Disease, sickle-cell anemia, cystic fibrosis
2) Down Syndrome + phenylketonuria (PKU

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16
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List 3 conditions alcohol abuse can lead to

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Liver disease, Fetal alcohol syndrome, MVC