What you need to know for Section A: assessing health and well-being/ health indicators Flashcards

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Name the Physical factors (6)

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  • Genetic disorder
  • disease and illness
  • diet
  • exercise
  • appearance
  • lifestyle choices
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2
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Name the Economical factors (2)

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  • income and wealth

- material possessions

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Name the social and cultural factors (5)

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  • culture
  • educational experience
  • influence of role models
  • social isolation
  • personal relationships
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What are the risks from having a raised pulse?

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  • dizziness
  • heart attack
  • stroke
  • high blood pressure
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5
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How do you lower raised pulse?

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  • regular exerise
  • healthy diet
  • lower stress levels
  • stop smoking
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Short term effects of high blood pressure? (7)

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  • fluttering feelings in the chest
  • headaches
  • strain on the cardiovascular system
  • chest pains
  • confusion
  • fatigue
  • shortness of breath
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long term effects of highblood pressure?

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  • heart disease
  • kidney disease
  • strokes
  • blindness (vision problems)
  • dementia
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Causes of hypertension (high blood pressure) (7)

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  • genetic inheritance
  • not getting enough sleep
  • being overweight
  • stress
  • lack of exercise
  • eating too much salt
  • not eating enough fruit and vegetable
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9
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Short term effects of low blood pressure?

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  • dizziness

- faint

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10
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long term effects of low blood pressure?

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life-threatening conditions such as parkinsons

shock

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What is blood pressure measured by?

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sphygmomanometer

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12
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Low than expected peak flow (short term)

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poor lung function

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13
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Low than expected peak flow (long term)

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  • asthma
  • emphysema
  • chronic bronchitis
  • lung cancer
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Short term effects of obesity?

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  • shortness of breath
  • reduced mobility
  • raised blood pressure due to the strain on the cardiovascular system
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long term effects of obesity?

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  • prone to cancer
  • risk of heart disease
  • diabetes
  • stroke
  • arthritis
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16
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Short term underweight

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  • anaemia

- indicates eating disorder

17
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Long term underweight

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  • weak bones

- weak immune system