hss 3108
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1. Lecture 1:
2. efine health promotion: - It is the process of enabling to increase control over, and to improve their
health.
- Population based
- Beyond the individual focus towards wide range of social and environmental intervnetions
3. What is 4 action areas for policy?: 1. Building healthy public policy
2. Developing personal skills
3. Strengthening community action
4. Reorienting health serve
5. Creating supportive environment
4. What are 3Ps of public health?: 1. Prevention:
- prevention of disease
2. Promotion
- promotion of wellness
3. Protection
- Protection of health
5. What are three types of helath care: 1. Pirmary
2. Secondary
3. Tertiary
6. What is disease prevention:
7. Begin to discuss these concepts from a regional, provincial, federal, national,
and global perspective:
8. What is the THREE pillars of health porotion?: 1. Good governance
2. Health Literact
3. Health cities
9. Lecture 2:
10. What is a disease prevention?: - Is a procedure through which individuals, particularly those with
risk factors for a dsiease are treated intoder to prevent disease from OCCURING
- Individual based
- primary+ secondary
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11. What is disease prvenetion based on?: - Population based??? NOT REALLy
- and individuak based intervneyeion fro primary and secondary intervention
12. What is the other name for primary and secondary intervention: Early detection
13. What are THREE types of prevention?: 1. Primary
2. Secondary
3. Tertioart
14. provide examokes of the tertiart types of prevention above: - footcare to prevent
necorsis?
- Rehab -wound care
15. What is the primary prevention? What is the key word of primary preven-
tion?: - Primary health care refers to an approach to healthand a spectrum of services beyond thetraditional health
care system. It includes allservices that play a part in health, such as income,housing, education, and environment.
- Keyword: prevention
16. Provide an example of primary prevention?: - Vaccination
- screening
- Pap smear for women
- Colonoscopy
17. What is the secondary prevention? What is the keyword of secondary preven-
tion?: - Health care requiring more (primary) specialized
- These are people who have the disease (hypertension) and are seeking treatment, but still function with their IADLs
- Keyword: Management
18. Provide an example of secondary prevention?: - Diagnosis
- precancerious
-
19. What is anotehr tyoe of prevention: 1.Primordial Primary Prevention
20. Provide an example of tertiary prevention?: - Health care requiring more specialized care.
- These are people who have the disease and requiretreatment from health care professionals
- PPL are admitted to hospitals/hospice/rehab, etc..
21. What is the tertiary prevention? What is the key word of tertiary prevention?:
22. WHAT IS Primordial Primary Prevention: Things that are out of your control
23. EXPLAIN the traid? and what is triad: It is the disease prevention of having BASE and them moving
up in the triangle
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_htksoh
1. Lecture 1:
2. efine health promotion: - It is the process of enabling to increase control over, and to improve their
health.
- Population based
- Beyond the individual focus towards wide range of social and environmental intervnetions
3. What is 4 action areas for policy?: 1. Building healthy public policy
2. Developing personal skills
3. Strengthening community action
4. Reorienting health serve
5. Creating supportive environment
4. What are 3Ps of public health?: 1. Prevention:
- prevention of disease
2. Promotion
- promotion of wellness
3. Protection
- Protection of health
5. What are three types of helath care: 1. Pirmary
2. Secondary
3. Tertiary
6. What is disease prevention:
7. Begin to discuss these concepts from a regional, provincial, federal, national,
and global perspective:
8. What is the THREE pillars of health porotion?: 1. Good governance
2. Health Literact
3. Health cities
9. Lecture 2:
10. What is a disease prevention?: - Is a procedure through which individuals, particularly those with
risk factors for a dsiease are treated intoder to prevent disease from OCCURING
- Individual based
- primary+ secondary
, hss 3108
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_htksoh
11. What is disease prvenetion based on?: - Population based??? NOT REALLy
- and individuak based intervneyeion fro primary and secondary intervention
12. What is the other name for primary and secondary intervention: Early detection
13. What are THREE types of prevention?: 1. Primary
2. Secondary
3. Tertioart
14. provide examokes of the tertiart types of prevention above: - footcare to prevent
necorsis?
- Rehab -wound care
15. What is the primary prevention? What is the key word of primary preven-
tion?: - Primary health care refers to an approach to healthand a spectrum of services beyond thetraditional health
care system. It includes allservices that play a part in health, such as income,housing, education, and environment.
- Keyword: prevention
16. Provide an example of primary prevention?: - Vaccination
- screening
- Pap smear for women
- Colonoscopy
17. What is the secondary prevention? What is the keyword of secondary preven-
tion?: - Health care requiring more (primary) specialized
- These are people who have the disease (hypertension) and are seeking treatment, but still function with their IADLs
- Keyword: Management
18. Provide an example of secondary prevention?: - Diagnosis
- precancerious
-
19. What is anotehr tyoe of prevention: 1.Primordial Primary Prevention
20. Provide an example of tertiary prevention?: - Health care requiring more specialized care.
- These are people who have the disease and requiretreatment from health care professionals
- PPL are admitted to hospitals/hospice/rehab, etc..
21. What is the tertiary prevention? What is the key word of tertiary prevention?:
22. WHAT IS Primordial Primary Prevention: Things that are out of your control
23. EXPLAIN the traid? and what is triad: It is the disease prevention of having BASE and them moving
up in the triangle
