Week 1-4

Question 1

Main approaches to defining health according to Baum

Answer 1

Biomedical
Absence of Disease
Wellbeing Model

Question 2

defined as the body operating as a machine
any breakdown means that the system isn’t healthy

Answer 2

Biomedical model

Question 3

“if there is no disease then there is health”

Answer 3

absence of disease

Question 4

diff contexts of life are taken into account

Health is about “wellbeing and life satisfaction”

Answer 4

Wellbeing model

Question 5

set of signs and symptoms and medically diagnosed pathological abnormalities

Answer 5

Disease

Question 6

Mainly concerned with how the individual experienced the disease

Answer 6

Illness

Question 7

focuses on ppl’s behaviors and seeks to address the risk and lifestyle behaviors that are assessed with poor health

Answer 7

Behavioral approach to health

Question 8

Focuses on wellbeing

Answer 8

Public approach to health

Question 9

the circumstances in which people grow, live, work, and age, and the systems put in place to deal with illness

Answer 9

Social determinants of health

Question 10

Public health def according to WHO

Answer 10

art of promoting health and preventing disease through the organized efforts of society

Question 11

three core concepts (Ps) of public health

Answer 11

Protection
prevention
promotion

Question 12

5 public health successes

Answer 12

Gun control
contained spread of HIV
Tobacco control
oral health
reduced road death

Question 13

public health enabling functions

Answer 13

Governance
Advocacy
Capacity and information

Question 14

key function for public health

Answer 14

Information

Question 15

Process of integrating evidence to improve the health of target pop

Answer 15

evidence-based public health

Question 16

science or study of morals

Answer 16

ethics

Question 17

Standard of behavior actually held by a group of individuals

Answer 17

Morals

Question 18

most common fields of ethics

Answer 18

Bioethics
clinical ethics
Research ethics
Public health ethics

Question 19

Study of ethics related to advances in biology and medicine

Answer 19

Bioethics

Question 20

Analysis of ethical issues in clinical practice

Answer 20

clinical ethics

Question 21

Protection of research subjects

Answer 21

Research ethics

Question 22

Practical decision making that supports the mandate of public health practice and policy

Answer 22

public health ethics

Question 23

rights inherent to all human beings, regardless of difference or status

Answer 23

human rights

Question 24

Core components of the right to health

Answer 24

Availability
Accessibility
Acceptability
Quality

Question 25

functioning health services, services in sufficient quality

Answer 25

Availability

Question 26

Non-discrimination, affordability

Answer 26

Accessibility

Question 27

Respectful medical ethics

Answer 27

acceptability

Question 28

Scientifically and medically appropriate

Answer 28

quality

Question 29

Focuses on sameness Everyone has access to the same resource

Answer 29

equality

Question 30

Absence of avoidable and unfair differences among groups of people, whether those groups are defined socially, economically, demographically, or geographically

Answer 30

equity

Question 31

unfair and avoidable differences of the health of people in society

Answer 31

health inequalities

Question 32

Dimensions of inequalities

Answer 32

inequality of access inequality of opportunity inequality of impact

Question 33

implies that ideally everyone should have a fair opportunity to attain their full health potential

Answer 33

health equity

Question 34

collective expression of the principle of equity

Answer 34

Social justice

Question 35

Heath determinants that overlap and have a multiplying effect

Answer 35

Intersectionality