health related behaviours

Question 1

drink driving law, minimum alcohol unit pricing, smoking ban in public places , labeling of food & junk food advertising are example of what level ; population level, community level or individual level

Answer 1

population level

Question 2

park run , NHS grampian, smoking clinics, local support groups are examples of what level; population level, community level or individual level

Answer 2

community level

Question 3

challenging health behaviours, sign posting patients to appropriate resources & patient education are examples of what level, population level, community level or individual level

Answer 3

individual level

Question 4

state 4 factors which influence health related behaviours

Answer 4

-social
-biological
-psychological
-environmental

Question 5

what does self efficacy mean

Answer 5

belief in your capacity to successfully perform a task

Question 6

give an example of a social/verbal persuasion

Answer 6

pep talk

Question 7

state the 4 components of high self efficacy

Answer 7

-enactive self-ministry
-role modeling
-verbal/social persuasions
-physiological cues

Question 8

Approximately what percentage of patient care takes place in the primary care setting?

Answer 8

90%

Question 9

what care level is known as the ‘first point’

Answer 9

primary care

Question 9

give examples of primary care

Answer 9

GP
pharmacist
optican
dentist

Question 10

give example of secondary care

Answer 10

hospitals

Question 11

give example of tertiary care

Answer 11

specialist centre

Question 12

what is meant by coping?

Answer 12

action carried out to alleviate stress

Question 13

is mechanical and psychosocial part of the 5 categories of hazards

Answer 13

yes mechanical and psychosocial

Question 14

what is risk perception?

Answer 14

how an individual precieves a risk

Question 15

what are 3 principles govern risk perceptions

Answer 15

familiar with risk
FEELING IN CONTROL
size of potenial harm

Question 16

what is a authorition or pateralistic relationship in terms of patient and doctor?

Answer 16

the doctor has all the autoriry

Question 17

what is a guidance/cooperation relationship

Answer 17

physician has the autohery

Question 18

what is mutual participiation

Answer 18

patient is expert in their conditon

Question 18

what is the most desirable relationship of particiaption, authorian, guidcance/cooparation or mutual participiation

Answer 18

mutual

Question 19

be familiar with 3 ways government can help

Answer 19

subsides -money given by government
tax
GDP