Session 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Why is the biopsychosocial model is important in modern medicine?

A

So all factors are acknowledged.

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2
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What is a lay belief?

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How people understand and make sense of health and illness, constructed by people with know specialist knowledge.

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3
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Name and describe the 3 perceptions of health.

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Negative: health=absence of illness
Functional: health=ability to do certain things
Positive: health= state of wellbeing

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4
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What may happen if lay beliefs are incompatible with medical information?

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Medical information may be rejected

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5
Q

What are the 3 influences lay beliefs have on behaviour?

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Health behaviour: actively maintaining health
Illness behaviour: activity of ill person to seek solution
Sick role behaviour: formal response to symptoms

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6
Q

Give an example of health behaviour

A

Smoking is more prevalent in lower socioeconomic groups

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7
Q

Give some examples of what influences of illness behaviour…

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  • Culture
  • Lay referral
  • Visibility of symptoms
  • The extent to which symptoms disrupt life
  • Understanding
  • Availability of resourses
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8
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Name the 4 ways in which socio-economical status (SES) can be measured.

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  • Occupation
  • Areas people live
  • Life expectancy
  • Infant mortality
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9
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What are the 4 ways the Black Report explains health inequalities?

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  1. Artefact: due to stats collected
  2. Social Selection: from health to social position
  3. Behavioural-Cultural: health due to peoples choices
  4. Materialist: inequalities arise from different access to material resources
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10
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How can access to healthcare be measured?

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Utilisation (receipt of services)

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