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World pop

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6.8 billion

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Life expectancy at birth in hungary for males/females

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males 72

females 78

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Total fertility rate for hungary

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1.35

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World live births yearly

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136 million

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world yearly deaths

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56.8 million

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World fertility rate

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2.56

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world infant mortality rate

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35 per 1000

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neonatal mortality rate

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21 per 1000

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World life expectancy

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70 years

68 men 73 women

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Breast cancer screen in Hungary ages

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age 45-65 every 2 years

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Cervical cancer screening

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ages 25-65 every 3 years

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WHO year founded and number of countries

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1948

192 (now 194

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Average temp elevation on earth in last century

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0.74 C

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How much water does a person need per day

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2-3 liters

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Water used in developed countries per day

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100-150 L

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Max values for chemicals in drinking water

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1.5mg fluoride
1- ug lead

50mg nitrate
0.5 mg nitrite

5- ug trihalomethanes.

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Toxicity classification by LD50

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LD 50 < 50 mg
-extremely toxic

25-200mg Toxic

200-2000 mg, slightly toxic

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First signs of hearing loss are

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Decreasing in hearing threshold at 30dB at 4000Hz

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19
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Noise limit in workplace

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85dB

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Occupational rate of exposure to all cancer types

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8-12%

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a microrisk

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1 person per 1 million over the lifetime

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background radiation

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2.4 mSv world average

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Radon background radiation amount

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1.2 mSv

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Occupational ionizing dose limit

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20 mSv annual

youth 6 mSv

lens 150 mSv

skin 500 mSv/cm2

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what percentage of deaths are caused by infectious/communicable disease
28%
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BCG vaccination age
0-6 weeks | Tubercullosis vaccine
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DPaT IPV and Hib 1 vaccine
2 months
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DPaT IPV HiB 2
3 months
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DPaT IPV Hib 3
4 months
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MMR vaccine
15 months
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DPaT IPV and Hib 4
18 months
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DPaT IPV vaccine
6 years
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DPaT vaccine
11 years September
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MMR vaccine
11 years October
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Hepatitis B vaccine
13 or 14 years
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PCV vaccine
2, 4, 15 months
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% of patients acquiring nosocomial infections and mortality
5-6% of hospital patients. | 1-1.5% cause of death
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Frequency and types of nosocomial infections
35-40% Urogenital 15-18% Pneumonia 16-17% Post op wound infections 7-11% Sepsis 23-24% Other
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% of all deaths caused by cardiovascular disease
30% globally | 17.5 million
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Number of hypertensive people worldwide
600 million | 3 million deaths annually
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Prevalence of HTN range
10=40%
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Hungarian HTN prevalence
33% females 25% males
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New cancer cases annually
11-13 million
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cancer deaths annually
7-8 million
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New cancer cases annually in hungary
84,993
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Ageing index formulat
Population over 65 years / population under 15 years
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Old age dependency ration
Pop over 65 years / Pop 15-64 years
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Proprotion of europe age 65 and over
16.7%
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Number of cigarettes per person in hungary
2,151
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cigarettes consumed in EU countries per person
1,626
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Total number of chemicals and carcinogens in cigarette smoke
4000, 70 known carcinogens
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Annual pure alcohol per person in hungary
11.6 liters
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Annual pure alcohol per person in the EU
9.35 L
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% of calories from total fat
15-50%
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Saturated fats %
less than 10%
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Cholesterol in mg
less than 300 mg
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PUFA polyunsaturated fats %
6-10%
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omega 6 PUFAs %
5-8%
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n-3 PUFAs %
1-2%
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MUFAs
TF - (Saturated fats + PUFAs)
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Total carbs
55-75%
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Fiber in g
more than 400g
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salt
<5g
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proteins %
10-15%
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TFAs in %
Trans fats less than 1%
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What are the vital statistics
``` Births - natality for neonates fertility for mothers Fertility Deaths/mortality Reproduction Marital status ```
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Reproduction in terms of natality/fertility/mortality
Reproduction = net change of natality/fertility, and mortality
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Pre-term infant date
before 37 weeks of gestation
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low birth weight amount
less than 2.5 kg
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first epidemiologist
hippocrates
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John Graunt
first to give life expectancy estimates in london 17th century also started census methods
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John Snow
cholera epidemics and water pumps | replaced handle and treated it with chlorine
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Ignac Semmelweis
1818-1865 Case control studdy disinfection and hand washing
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British doctors study
said smoking was bad, statistical support first modern epidemiological study Dick Doll and Austin Hill Bradford Hill criteria
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Def of epidemiology
epidemiology is the study of how often diseases occur in different groups of people and why the study of the distribution and determinants of disease frequency
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Dimensions of Mental Health
Emotional well-being Psychological well-being Social well-being
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lifetime incidence of mental illness and yearly prevalence
50% lifetime | 25% prevalence diagnosable mood disorder
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Suicide in the US
3rd cause of death in 15-24 year olds 2nd cause of death in 25-34 year olds 900,000 suicides globally per year
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Most important age related conditions
``` Obesity Metabolic syndrome Arthritis Osteoporosis and falls Cardiovascular disease Vision and hearing loss Teeth loss Depression ```
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percentage of male smokers in low and high income places
20% high income | 80% low income
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tabacco related deaths globally
Globally, tobacco is responsible for 16% of deaths among men and 7% of deaths among women 2nd leading risk factor for all mortality 6th among factors for DALY
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Minimal intervention for smoking
``` Ask Advise Assess Assist Arrange ```