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Solutions
Ottawa charter for health promotion 4 key points
strengthening community action, development of personal skills, creating healthy
supportive communities, re-orienting health services
4 WHO key areas of health
Improving health literacy, Good governance, creating healthy spaces, social mobilisation
Social mobilisation
prioritising those most in need
primary prevention
stopping the disease from occurring
secondary prevention
early detection and screening
tertiary health prevention
reducing the impact/morbidity of the disease
what does it mean to be healthy
having the ability to deal with stress and perform personally valued roles
3 determinants of health
individual characteristics and behaviours, social and economic environment, physical
environment
fungi
, a diverse group of eukaryotes that may be uni or multicellular, yeast holds and
mushrooms
Protozoa
unicellular eukaryotes lacking a cell wall, some are free living and others are parasitic
parasitic protozoa
apicomplexia, Toxoplasma gondii forms cysts in neural tissue
commensalism
A relationship between two organisms in which one organism benefits and the other is
unaffected
gram negative
pink, lipopolysaccharides, thin peptidoglycan
Lipopolysaccharide (LPS)
outermebrane endotoxin release when the bacteria is killed
gram positive
purple, thick peptidoglycan, live in harsh environments and are good colonisers of the
skin
prions
infective proteins
2 prokaryotes
bacteria and archaea
3 eukaryotes
Solutions
Ottawa charter for health promotion 4 key points
strengthening community action, development of personal skills, creating healthy
supportive communities, re-orienting health services
4 WHO key areas of health
Improving health literacy, Good governance, creating healthy spaces, social mobilisation
Social mobilisation
prioritising those most in need
primary prevention
stopping the disease from occurring
secondary prevention
early detection and screening
tertiary health prevention
reducing the impact/morbidity of the disease
what does it mean to be healthy
having the ability to deal with stress and perform personally valued roles
3 determinants of health
individual characteristics and behaviours, social and economic environment, physical
environment
fungi
, a diverse group of eukaryotes that may be uni or multicellular, yeast holds and
mushrooms
Protozoa
unicellular eukaryotes lacking a cell wall, some are free living and others are parasitic
parasitic protozoa
apicomplexia, Toxoplasma gondii forms cysts in neural tissue
commensalism
A relationship between two organisms in which one organism benefits and the other is
unaffected
gram negative
pink, lipopolysaccharides, thin peptidoglycan
Lipopolysaccharide (LPS)
outermebrane endotoxin release when the bacteria is killed
gram positive
purple, thick peptidoglycan, live in harsh environments and are good colonisers of the
skin
prions
infective proteins
2 prokaryotes
bacteria and archaea
3 eukaryotes
