[1.1] Introduction to Public Health Flashcards

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_____ is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

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Health

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What are the factors influencing health and well-being

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  • Social and economic factors
  • Health Behaviors
  • Clinical Care
  • Physical Environment
  • Genes and Biology
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3
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Many deaths are _____

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Premature

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4
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_______ is related to preventing premature and avoidable deaths

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Public Health

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Measures directed to group of people to promote, protect, and preserve health

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Public Health

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Science of protecting the safety and improving the health of communities through education, policy making and research for disease and injury prevention

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Conceptualized Public Health

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Development of the social machinery to ensure everyone a standard living adequate for maintenance of health

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Charles Edward Amory Winslow [1920]

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In the medical field, clinicians treat disease and injuries of one patient at a time. But in public health, we ______ disease and injury

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Prevent

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Public health allows identification of the _____ of disease and disability and implement large scale solutions

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Causes

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10
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In public health, ______ work to find a vaccine for malaria

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Microbiologist

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In public health, ______ research ways to discourage populations from smoking

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Behavioral scientist

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12
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In public health, environmental health scientist work to discover which ____ prevent cancer

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food

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In public health, _________ identify trends in health and illness, looking for links, causes and interventions in areas such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and infant mortality

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What are the two public health approach

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  1. Public Health Model
  2. Medical Model
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Health Approach:

Population focus

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Public Health

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Health Approach:

Public health ethics

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Public Health

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Health Approach:

Prevention or public health emphasis

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Public Health

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Health Approach:

Joint laboratory and field involvement

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Public Health

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Health Approach:

Clinical sciences peripheral to professional training

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Public Health

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Health Approach:

Individual patient focus

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Health Care

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Health Approach:

Personal service ethic

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Health Care

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Health Approach:

Diagnosis and treatment emphasis

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Health Care

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Health Approach:

Joint laboratory and patient involvement

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Health Care

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Health Approach:

Clinical sciences essential to professional training

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Health Care

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6 areas of Public Health
1. Epidemiology 2. Biostatistics 3. Biomedical Sciences 4. Social and behavioral science 5. Environmental Science 6. Public Policy
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Five step process of public health approach
1. Define the health problem 2. Identify the risk factors 3. Develop and test community level intervention 4. Implement intervention to improve the health of the population 5. Monitor those interventions to assess the effectiveness
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Main task is to develop intervention designed to prevent specific problems that have been identifies
Prevention
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What is the 3 levels of approaches
Primary prevention, Secondary prevention, and Tertiary prevention
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Prevents illness or injury from occurring at all
Primary prevention
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Seeks to minimize the severity of the illness or the damage due to an injury-causing event once the event has occurred
Secondary prevention
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Seeks to minimize disability by
Tertiary prevention
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A health _____ is an act performed for, with or on behalf of a person or population whose purpose is to assess, improve, maintain, promote or modify health, functioning or health conditions
Intervention
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Covers interventions carried out by a broad range of providers across the full scope of health systems and includes interventions on diagnostic, medical, surgical, mental health, primary care, allied health, functioning support, rehabilitation, traditional medicine and public health
International CLassification of Health Interventions [ICHI]
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Public Health consists of
Social Medicine Community Health Preventive Medicine Community Medicine