Mock Flashcards
(20 cards)
What puts people at a higher risk of developing a health condition due to their genes?
genetic predisposition or genetic susceptibility
non-modifiable risk factor
the risks of developing disease cannot be changed due to hereditary factors
What can put an individual at a higher risk of developing disease?
The area in which they live
examples of the area i which an individual lives impacting their risk of developing disease
thassanmeria and sickle cell disease
ways in which childhood resilience is promoted
- supporting the development of social and emotional well-being
- positive parenting
- promoting their rights and safety
- social networks such as family, school, communities
- promoting self-esteem and self- worth
- avoiding adverse childhood experiences
Ways in which family resilience is promoted?
- promoting healthy lifestyles
- access to employment
- adequate environment
- adequate housing
- positive parenting
- promotion of equality act and human rights
Examples of social and economic determinants
- education
- employment
- income
- social support and networks
- community
- lifestyle behaviors
- food
- housing
- environment
- transport
- access to services
- poverty
- social exclusion
primary care services
- first point of contact for individuals who need care and support
- GP, opticians, pharmacy
Secondary care services
- provides care for more specific conditions
- eg. community care teams or emergency hospital visits
teritary services
- highly specialized treatment for individuals with complex or rare conditions such as neurosurgery and transplantation
primary promotions of health
relevant to the whole population e.g. immunizations
secondary promotions of health
- Target those at greater risk of developing a particular condition due to their characteristics
tertiary promotions of health
- reduce the impact of the condition, improving the quality of life where the condition already exists
shop-mobility
- provides wheelchairs and scooters available to hire for people with limited mobility
- relevant in shopping areas such as Wrexham and Cardiff
- Allows people to shop independently
Examples of the telecare system
- door sensors
- environmental detectors (floods, gas)
- tracking device
What are RSL (registered social landlords) also known as?
housing associations/ council or local authorities
Registered social landlords
- offer more affordable housing so that it is more accessible to people
- also provide supported housing so that disabled people ect are able to live independently and have access to good- quality housing
RSL’s homes must meet the standards of the…
- lifetime homes
- welsh housing quality standard
lifetime homes
- homes made accessible for all: elderly, disabled
Welsh housing quality standard
emphasis how appropriate, good quality housing supports early intervention
