principles of disease

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evil spirits

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Supernatural Theory

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yellow & black bile, blood & phlegm

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Humors theory

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invisible seeds

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Contagion theory

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foul/ noxious gases

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Miasmatic theory

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demonstrated the presence of bacteria in air

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Louis Pasteur

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Germ theory

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Louis Pasteur

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One to one relationship between the causal Agent & Disease

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Germ theory

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Disease is caused by multitude of factors / determinants not just one

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Multifactorial causation

Question 9

Multifactorial causation

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Pettenkoffer

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Epidemiological Triad

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Leavel and Clark

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represents the interaction / interrelationship between the Host , Agent and the Environment in disease causation

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Epidemiological Triad

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Multiplicity of interactions between the Host , Agent and the Environment. i.e multiple factors in disease causation.

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Web of causation

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represents / visualizes disease causation in form of a wheel , Central hub – genetic component,
Peripheral part- environmental component

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Wheel of causation

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Categorizesthemajor (9)riskfactors
-Biological & Behavioral factors -Environmental factors
-Immunological factors
-Nutritional factors
-Genetic factors
-Services, Social factors & Spiritual factors

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BEINGS model

Question 15

Way in which disease progresses over time from the earliest pre-pathogenesis stage to its termination as recovery, disability or death in the absence of intervention.

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Natural history of a disease

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before the pathologic process begins

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Pre-disease stage/pre-pathogenesis phase

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onset of disease, still asymptomatic

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Latent stage/ preclinical phase

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Symptomatic stage/ clinical phase

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disease manifested

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To promote health , to preserve health and restore health when it is impaired

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Prevention

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prevention of emergence of risk factors in populations

in which they ( risk factors) have not appeared

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1 level - Primordial prevention

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Individual & Mass health education

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Primordial prevention

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action taken prior to onset of disease which removes the possibility that a disease will occur.

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2 level - Primary prevention

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Risk factors may already be present

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2 level - Primary prevention

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Health promotion

Enables/ing people to increase control over and improve their health

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2 level - Primary prevention

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Specific protection

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2 level - Primary prevention

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Immunization Chemoprophylactic drugs Personal protection

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Specific protections

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General measures -approach improves the general health

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Health promotion

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action which halts / stops the progress of the disease at its incipient stage and prevents complications

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3 level - Secondary prevention

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Early diagnosis & adequate treatment

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3 level - Secondary prevention

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all measures available to reduce/ limit impairments & disabilities , minimize sufferings and promote patients’ adjustment to irremediable conditions

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4 level - Tertiary prevention

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Disability limitation

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4 level - Tertiary prevention

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Rehabilitation

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4 level - Tertiary prevention

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halt the progress of disease from impairment to handicap. Prevention of further impairment.

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Disability limitation/ symptomatic stage prevention

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combined & coordinated use of Medical, Social, Educational & Vocational measures for training & retraining the individual to the highest possible level of functional ability. Reduce the functional and social disability

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Rehabilitation

Question 35

action taken to identify patient at risk of over- medicalization, to protect him from new medical invasion, and to suggest him interventions ethically acceptable To not spending money and effort on things that don’t work

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Quaternary prevention