Men's Health Issues Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Depression

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Constant feeling of sadness for 2+ weeks

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Proactive

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Creating or controlling a situation

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3
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Prostrate

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A gland surrounding the neck of the bladder

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Anxiety

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A feeling of fear, dread and uneasiness

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Stereotype

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A widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing

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Cosmetic

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Something done to improve a person’s appearance

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Body Image

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A person’s subjective picture or mental image of their own body

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Melanoma

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A kind of skin cancer that starts in the melanocytes, the thing that gives the skin its colour

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Basal Cell Carcinoma

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A type of skin cancer, most commonly occurring on the face that starts in basal cells

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Suicide

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The act of taking one’s life

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Gambling

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Play games of chance for money

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Violence

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Behaviour involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something

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Gender

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Refers to an individual’s identification with masculinity or femininity

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What are masculine traits?

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  • Sporty
  • Muscular
  • Unemotional
  • Non-empathetic
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What are feminine traits?

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  • Emotional
  • Attractive
  • Gentle
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What is meant by gender role stereotypes?

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Socially constructed ideas about behaviorial norms of men and women

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What are some self-destructive behaviours of males with a negative body image?

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  • Dieting
  • Working out too much
  • Body-focused
  • Self-harm
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What are some factors contributing to a negative body image in men?

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  • Social media
  • Stereotypes
  • Celebrities
19
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What are some ways to improve body image

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  • Go gym
  • Routine
  • Challenge norms
  • Avoid comparing yourself to others
  • Be body positive
20
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Taboo

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Something that is avoided or banned

21
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What types of surgical and non-surgical procedures are Australian men commonly have?

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  • Implants
  • Liposuction
22
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What are some positive and negative risks young people undertake?

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Drugs, driving

23
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What are some reasons why people undertake risk-taking behaviour?

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Peer pressure, gender stereotypes

24
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What are some ways to avoid risky behaviour

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Think about the long term health risks

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How many people in Australia used illicit drugs at some point?
10.2 million
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Types of anxiety?
GAD (generalized anxiety disorder), panic disorder, social anxiety and phobias
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Causes of anxiety
Childhood trauma, stress, mental health, social pressures
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Symptoms of anxiety?
Very worried, tense, scared, panicky, vomit
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Treatment for anxiety
Slow breathing, medication, excersise, sleep, dieting
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Causes of depression
Serious mental illness, personality, drugs, genetics, life events, stress
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Symptoms of depression
Sadness, tearfullness, emptiness, homelessness, outbursts, loss of interest
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Treatment for depression
Lifestyle changes, therapy, medication
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Impact of violence
Can cause permanent disability and even death. Linked to suicide in extremem cases. Also PTSD. Can lead to the victim becoming the aggresor
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What is a one-punch?
Losing your temper and punching someone, leading to possible death
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What are the 5 stages of melanoma?
Stage 0 - 4 0 - Melanoma is only on the top layer 1 - low risk, possible ulceration, 2mm thick 2 - higher risk, but still only skin 3 - Spread to nearby nymph nodes 4 - Spread to lymph nodes and internal organs
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How is melanoma treated
Surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy
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How is melanoma diagnosed?
Physical exam, biopsies, imaging
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What are topical dyes?
Tanning lotions, creams, and fake tan products. Sheds after a few days
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What are bronzers?
Moisturisers and powders. Provides skin with a temporary colour
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What are tan accelerators?
Tablets or lotions claimed to speed up the natural tanning process