Quality of life

Question 1

Quality of life

Answer 1

• Satisfaction
• Psycological
• Physical
• Social
• Environment

Question 2

Physical health

Answer 2

• Ability for patient daily living - unable to do job
• Dependance on medical aid
• Energy fatigue
• Mobility
• Pain and discomfort

Question 3

Physological health

Answer 3

• Bodily image
• Negative feelings
• Self esteem
• Spirituality, Religion and beliefs
• Think learning memory and concentration

Question 4

Social relationship

Answer 4

• Personal relationship
• Social support
• Sexual activity

Question 5

Environmental

Answer 5

• Financial resources
• Freedom, physical safety and security
• Health and social care
• Home and enviroment
• Aquire new information
• Pollution noise traffic
• Transport

Question 6

Dijkers’s model of quality of life

Answer 6

• Societal Standards and Priorities
• Achievements
• IndividualExpectationsand Priorities

Question 7

Generic measure

Answer 7

• Short form Sickness Impact Profile
  Positive:
• Single insturment
• Establish reliablity
• Allow comparison between conditions
  Negative:
• May not focus on an area of intrest
• Not resonsive

Question 8

Disease Specific Measures

Answer 8

• Focus on probelems associated with specific diseases
  Positive:
• Clinically sensible
• May be more responsive
  Negative:
• Don’t allows comparison
• Limited terms of population and condititions

Question 9

Development of Healthcare what will happen?

Answer 9

• Diagnosing and exploring health problems and health hazards in the community
• Notify and educate people about health problems
• Mobilise partnerships, identify, and solve health problems in the community
• Develop policies and plans that support individual and social health efforts
• Implementing laws and regulations that protect health and ensure safety

Question 10

Personal concideration

Answer 10

• Personal situation
• How to take the medicine
• Preferences for treatment and expectations
• Coping with side effects
• Benefits
• Age
• Sexual activity

Question 11

Professional Considerations

Answer 11

• Life expectancy
• Frailty
• Time to benefit
• Net benefit
• Magnitude of benefit
• Risk vs. benefit

Question 12

What should Pharmacists do (prevention) ?

Answer 12

• Primary prevention
• Symptom control for acute problems
• Outcome expected
• Stopping criteria
• Required tests