Block Questions Flashcards

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(2)
State the two aspects which influence the environmental factors on health behaviour of cultural groups.

A

Geographical Location.
Social networks.

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(1)
Define re-orient health sector towards reducing heath inequity.

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By redirecting the health sector to increasing, accessibility, affordability, availability, and acceptability it can reduce health inequity as they are required for a human’s fundamental rights.

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(1)
How can strengthening global governance and collaboration achieve a reducing in health inequity.

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The globe requires multiple country governments to internationally work to together to reduce health inequities by collaborating and discussing different social determinants, thus addressing health inequities within a global level.

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(4)
State the 4 types of needs of the needs assessment.

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Felt,
Expressed,
Normative,
Comparative.

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(1)
What is the felt need in the needs assessment?

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What the community wants.

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(1)
What is equality?

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The state of being equal

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(1)
What is equity?

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Fairness, justice, and inclusivity for all

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(3)
What are the 3 social justice principles in health?

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Access and equity.
Diversity
Supportive environments

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(3)
State 3 determinants in the social determinants of health

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Social gradient
Social exclusion
Social support
Stress
Work
Early life
Food
Unemployment
Addiction
Transport
Culture

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(1)
Define morbidity

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The rate at which a disease or illness spreads/occurs within a population.

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Define mortality

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Measures the number of deaths within a specific population.

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Define life expectancy

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Average age in which a person is expected to life for.

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(5)
State the action areas of the OTTOWA Charter

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Develop personal skills
Re-orient health services
Build health public policies
Strengthen community actions
Create supportive environment

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(3)
State the 3 strategies which are used in the OTTOWA charter to reduce inequities of specific groups.

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Advocating
Mediating
Enabling

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(5)
State all 5 needs in Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

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Physiological needs
Safety needs
Belongingness and love need.
Esteem needs
Self-actualization needs.

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(1)
Define safety needs within Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.

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Safety needs in which a human requires to be mentally and physically safe.

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(1)
Define esteem needs within Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.

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The desire to be respected, approval, recognition and to have the sense of achievement. Having the feeling of accomplishment.

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(1)
Define the environmental factor of geographical location

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The physical environment can impact the health behaviour of a particular community group.

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(2)
State two ways in which healthcare workers can work effectively to shape the attitudes within the healthcare sector.

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  • Using an interpreter
  • Not using medical jargon
  • By inviting members of their contract
  • By being culturally competent
  • Understanding that their beliefs differ from your own.
  • And any others which are right.
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(2)
What cues can be used to overcome language barriers?

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Verbal and non-verbal language.

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(1)
How can religious beliefs influence decision making regarding organ and tissue donation?

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Differing religions have different beliefs. Some religions have no restrictions within tissue or organ donation as they find it as a charitable thing to do, while some religion believe the opposite whereby the organs and tissue of a person cannot be removed as its ruin’s the body’s sanctity.

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(3)
State the 3 skills which can help support positive health behaviours.

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Assertiveness
Stress management
Resilience

23
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(3)
In order identify the LAST 3 steps for the needs assessment.

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Determine strategies
Develop action plans
Evaluate outcomes.

24
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(1)
Which step in the PABCAR model compares the benefits to the costs?

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Benefits and costs of implementing interventions.

25
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(1)
Which action within the RIO Declaration consists of redirecting the health sector?

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Re-orient the health sector towards reducing health inequities.

26
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(1)
Define Assertiveness

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Expressing your need and wants in a confident way without being aggressive or submissive.

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(4)
State the 4 different norms within society.

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Majority norms
Popular norms
Proscriptive norms
Prescriptive norms

28
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(4)
State all 4 healthcare reforms.

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Private health insurance rebate (PHI-R)
Pharmaceutical benefits scheme (PBS)
Public screening programs (PSP)
Public health vaccination programs (PHVP)

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(5)
State the 5 actions in the RIO declaration

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Strengthen global governance and collaboration.
Monitor progress and increase accountability.
Adopt better governance for health and developments
Re-orient health sector towards reducing health inequities.
Promote participation in policy making and implementation.

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(1)
State the 3rd level of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.

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Love and Belongingness needs.