Modules 2 Flashcards

Health, Health Disparities, and Behavior Change (38 cards)

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What are the immediate benefits of choosing good health?

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Reducing the risk of injury and illnesses and improving academic performance

Immediate benefits also include long-term rewards like disease prevention and societal benefits such as reduced public costs of disability and disease.

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What is the average life expectancy at birth in the United States?

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78.8 years

This figure has increased significantly over the past century.

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What chronic diseases are among the leading causes of death for Americans?

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Heart disease and stroke

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What is health expectancy?

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Making choices to enjoy a full health life without any disability and chronic disease unless born with it.

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What does health-related quality of life focus on?

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The impact of health on physical, mental, social, and emotional function.

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How is personal health linked to societal health?

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Choices made by individuals, such as overeating, can affect both personal and community health.

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What was the focus of the medical model of health?

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Physical aspects of health and treatment of disease.

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What does the ecological or public health model emphasize?

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Social, environmental, economic, and other factors contributing to health and disease prevention.

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What are the dimensions of health?

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  • Physical health
  • Environmental health
  • Social health
  • Intellectual health
  • Emotional health
  • Spiritual health
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What is included in physical health?

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Body shape and size, sensory responsiveness, ability to function optimally, and managing injury/illness.

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What does environmental health entail?

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Understanding how the health of environments affects individuals and working to improve those conditions.

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What is social health?

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The ability to maintain satisfying interpersonal relationships and successfully interact with others.

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What is intellectual health?

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The ability to think clearly, reason, analyze critically, and effectively meet life’s challenges.

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What does emotional health involve?

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Expressing and controlling emotions, including self-esteem and self-confidence.

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What is spiritual health?

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Creating and expressing meaning and purpose in life.

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What are determinants of health?

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Personal, social, economic, and environmental factors influencing health status.

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What classification does the Surgeon General’s health promotion plan use for determinants?

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  • Individual behavior
  • Biology and genetics
  • Social factors
  • Policymaking
  • Health services
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What contributes to health disparities among different groups?

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Factors like gender, race, and ethnic background.

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What is mindfulness?

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Giving nonjudgmental attention to the present moment.

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How does mindfulness influence health?

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Enhances health in all dimensions.

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What are some models of behavior change?

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  • Health belief model
  • Social cognitive model
  • Transtheoretical model
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What is the health belief model?

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A model explaining factors related to a belief to take action or change a behavior.

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What is the social cognitive model?

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A model that explains how people learn and change behaviors by observing others.

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What is the transtheoretical model?

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A model describing stages of change to develop a new behavior.

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What should you do when contemplating a behavior change?
Examine current habits, learn about a target behavior, and assess motivation and readiness to change.
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What are SMART goals?
Specific, measurable, action-oriented, realistic, and time-oriented goals.
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What is shaping in behavior change?
Achieving a goal by taking small steps at a time.
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What is modeling in behavior change?
Learning by observing others to gain inspiration and motivation.
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What is positive reinforcement?
Using rewards to encourage desired behaviors.
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What are consumable reinforcers?
Edible items, such as favorite snacks.
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What are activity reinforcers?
Opportunities to engage in enjoyable activities.
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What are manipulative reinforcers?
Getting access to something they want only if they perform a certain behavior.
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What are possessional reinforcers?
Tangible rewards like new gadgets.
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What are social reinforcers?
Signs of appreciation, approval, or love.
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What is health equity?
everyone has a fair chance getting health services they need, no matter their background or situation.
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What are health disparities?
The differences in healthcare access/services due to factors like gender/sex, race, poverty, ethnic background.
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What are social determinants of health?
non-medical related conditions that affects a person well being (boen, grow live, work, environment, age)
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What are significant social determinants of health?
* Persistent poverty * Low educational attainment * Discrimination and minority stress * Neighborhood characteristics