MT LAWS (L14)

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attend to the needs of the people in the community

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healthcare providers

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healthcare system consists of five legitimate components

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organization, internal system, individuals, healthcare professionals, and community

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the key mover of all the actions of a healthcare system.

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Professional organization

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Its main purpose is to have unified practicing units created for such actions.

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professional organization

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consists of the goals and thrusts of the system

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internal system

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target focus is to carry out health activities, resolve health issues, and undertake the roles of multi-health disciplines

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internal system

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the important instruments of a heathcare system that carry the vision and mission of their own professional affiliations

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healthcare professionals

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the main targets of a healthcare system.

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individuals

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taken as a group of people on which healthcare services are focused as a whole

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community

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patients can exercise their rights without causing harmful effects on other people

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Administrative Order No. 2008-0001, series of 2008

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Administrative Order No. 2008-0001, series of 2008

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Republic Act 9439

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involves many conflicting diseases

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health

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used interchangeably with health

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wellness

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“a complete physical mental, and social well-being and not the absence of illness or injury.”

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health

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discerned as a positive endpoint of the health continuum

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wellness

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factors affecting human health

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host factors, social factors, lifestyle, environmental factors

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These are age, gender, ethnicity, and biological factors

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host factors

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this is a very important factor in attaining good health and state of wellness.

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lifestyle

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These factors include status, education, occupation, and stress.

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social factors

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These are composed of all other factors which are external to a person such as living and non-living organisms.

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environmental factors

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The interaction of the mind with the environment surrounding a person

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intellectual dimension

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The health of the planet is discerned as the reflection of personal health

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environmental dimension

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The ability of a person to strategize the financial input and output of the family.

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financial dimension

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Rooted in the fact that a healthy body can be maintained by having good nutrition

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physical dimension

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A person is required to understand one's feeling, accept one's limitations, and achieve emotional stability.

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emotional dimension

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A guide to achieve healthy living.

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spiritual dimension

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which means the absence of ease and elbow room, or impediment to move freely

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disease

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defined as "pathological process" most often associated with a physical or undetermined origin (what dictionary)

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disease (medical dictionary)

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the result of maladjustment of humans and other living organisms to the environment. (what definition)

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disease (ecological definition)

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became popular in the Middle Ages when a killer disease called malaria was caused by miasma

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miasmatic theory of disease

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caused by miasma

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malaria

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established the germ theory of disease

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robert koch

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was supported by Galen's miasma theory and became popular because of the convincing evidence presented by Louis Pasteur.

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germ theory

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was premised on the fact that diseases were caused by microorganisms that spread the disease from one organism to another

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theory of contagion

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holds that the concept of epidemiology is not applicable to diseases caused by different factors such as coronary heart disease

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multi-factorial causation

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These are caused by pathogens and can be spread from person to person by air, food, water, inanimate objects, insects, or by direct or indirect contact with an infected person

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Infectious Diseases

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These are caused by multiple factors, including a person's genetic make-up, lifestyle, and environment.

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Chronic Disease

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four cardinal virtues play a pivotal role in the formation of a good healthcare provider

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prudence, justice, fortitude, temperance

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This virtue refers to practical reasoning

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prudence

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the virtue of being firm and courageous in times of trouble and difficulties

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fortitude

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This virtue means moderation and self-control.

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temperance

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This is the virtue that is equivalent to loyalty

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fidelity to trust

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a virtue that is earned through hardship and dedication to work

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intellectual honesty

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reinforced by fortitude

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courage

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This virtue originated from the time of Hippocrates when he said physicians must do good to the patient

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benevolence

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when the four humors are balanced and working together, it is called

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eucrasia

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when the four humors are imbalanced and not working together, it is called

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dyscrasia