M1: Disease Control & Prevention

Question 0

Strategies of Prevention

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Techniques of Disease Prevention & Control, Population approach and Risk Approach “TPR”

Question 1

Levels of Prevention

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Primary, Secondary & Tertiary

Question 2

Before the person gets the disease. Prevent the onset of specific diseases via risk reduction.

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Primary Prevention

Question 3

Primary Prevention: ________ behaviours or exposure.

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Altering

Question 4

Primary Prevention: Enhancing the _________ to the effects of the exposure.

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Resistance

Question 5

Primary Prevention: Foster _____________ that reduce the risk of disease.

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Safe

Question 6

Primary Prevention: Efforts can be fitted into the agent-host environment ___________.

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Model of causation

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After the disease has occurred, but before the person notices that anything is wrong. Procedures that detect and treat pre-clinical pathological changes. Control disease progression.

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Secondary Prevention

Question 8

Primary Prevention: Already has symptoms of the disease. Soften the impact of illness on the patient.

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Tertiary Prevention

Question 9

Goals of Tertiary Prevention: prevent _______ and ______ from the disease.

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Damage. Pain.

Question 10

Goals of Tertiary Prevention: ________ the disease.

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Slowdown

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Goals of Tertiary Prevention: Prevent the disease from causing other

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Problem/complications

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Goals of Tertiary Prevention: Give better ______ to people with the disease make people with the disease healthy again and able to do what they used to do.

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Care

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Key goal of Tertiary Prevention

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Enhance quality of life

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Three important elements for Tertiary Prevention

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Function, Longevity & Quality of life

Question 15

Focus is on reduction of population prevalence

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Reversible conditions

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Increase prevalence if it prolongs survival

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Incurable conditions

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Focus is on rehabilitation or assisting the patient to accommodate to his disability

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Irreversible conditions

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Smoking cessation & vaccination

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Primary Prevention

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Cardiac rehabilitation after MI seeking to alter behaviours to reduce the likelihood of a re-infarction

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Tertiary prevention

Question 20

Mammography to detect early stage breast cancer

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Secondary prevention

Question 21

Routine blood sugar testing for people over 40

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Secondary prevention

Question 22

Primary Prevention Type of Participation: regular toothbrushing

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Active participation

Question 23

Primary Prevention Type of Participation: adding fluoride to the municipal drinking water to harden tooth enamel and prevent carries

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Passive participation

Question 24

Primary Prevention Type of Participation: Flossing to prevent dental carries

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Passive participation

Question 25

Advantages are individualized, people at higher risk change their behavior to reduce their risk (as predicted by the ___________) Physicians feel justified in reducing risk factors in high risk patients. Cost effective. Favorable benefit to risk ration. High risk individual > benefit. Lower risk

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Prevention Risk Approach

Question 26

Disadvantages of Prevention Risk A: Difficulties & Cost of Identifying __________ individuals.

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High Risk

Question 27

Disadvantages of Prevention Risk A: Reaches those most ______ but little impact on the ________ burden in society.

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At risk. Disease.

Question 28

Disadvantages of Prevention Risk A: Most cases of disease occur in people at

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Low or moderate risk

Question 29

Disadvantages of Prevention Risk A: Palliative and ________.

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Temporary

Question 30

Disadvantages of Prevention Risk A: ________ are not addressed.

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Determinants

Question 31

Disadvantages of Prevention Risk A: _______ inappropriate. (Outside of norms)

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Behaviourally

Question 32

Advantages are aimed at roots of problem. Reduces illness in the whole population regardless of risk. Tackles condition in its early stages (primary) A small change in the level of a risk factor in a population can improve the health of a large number of people. Behaviorally & socially appropriate.

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Prevention Population Approach

Question 33

Disadvantages of Prevention Population A: __________ to most individuals can be outweighed by the risk of the intervention.

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Small benefit

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Disadvantages of Prevention Population A: _________(and perhaps morally questionable) it demands change by a large number of people who would not have developed the disease at all.

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Inefficient

Question 35

Disadvantages of Prevention Population A: Little motivation for __________ individuals to change behaviour.

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Low risk

Question 36

Disadvantages of Prevention Population A: Danger of increasing ________ in health.

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Inequity

Question 37

Disadvantages of Prevention Population A: Intervening in apparently healthy people is ethically more _________ than intervening in people with problems.

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Sensitive

Question 38

Techniques of Disease Prevention & Control

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Adjustment to permanency of outcomes, Risk identification & stratification, Mgt of risk/disease, Prevention of complications, Immunization, Timely diagnosis & Screening "ARRMPITS"