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| "Health education not only seeks to change lifestyles but to_________________________ of the political issues ___________________________." |
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| Create understanding about the involved in public health initiatives |
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| community health education |
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| Is a purposeful constructed initiative that aims to improving the health of an community populations |
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| A PERSON who deosnt like govt taxing and input into social programs |
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| Coordinated/comprhensive school health program |
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| A health program emplemented to teach school age students how to be healthy including all the dimensions of health through health education, physical activity, school lunch, community welfare/safety, parents and community neforcin, etc |
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| The makeup of the population interms of different things such as age, gender, race, ethnicity and age |
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| *FIve exmples of health surveys |
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| NHANES (natl health and nutrition examination survey)- mobild dr labs that check for heart, liver, etc *National Insti Health Survery-phone calls to randomized population ask about quality of life*BFRRS- survey asking about the risky behavaiors ofYBFRRS*NCHA*National Hospital survey |
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| Money that is secured because of govt funding creating job sercurity |
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| *Health education is ____________________. |
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| Purposefully created opportunities through communication to build higher health (health literacy/skills/knowledge) towards better health of an individual/community |
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| K_____ + _______ + ___________ = _____ |
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| Knowledge, skill, attitude, behavior |
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| Key elements of health literacy |
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| Access, interpret, understand and use health info towards better health |
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| Someone who believe that govt should tax public and for govt into social programs |
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| Thought process that health intervatntion and program should address the needs of the community and not just an indiviaul |
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| majors plauges of the medieval times? |
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| Bubonic(black dealth) 1/3-1/4 population of England |
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| Medicare old/Medicaid poor 65' |
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| Additiona to social “security aid the poor”= more debt higher cost all others |
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| The thought of indivual intervention/health improvement |
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| Mid 1950s, new change in health |
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| Newberry infectious à chronic disease addressing lifestyle and behavrios more |
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| National health content standard have been developed to achieve what? |
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| The building of a contacts thru the field that can give you access to different opps |
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| A personal database that shows all of your skills and knowledge base for employers (resueme, education, amterial, references etc) |
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| The various family styles |
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| Any education instution past high school |
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| primary purpose of healhy people 2010 (2020) |
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| To extend # health years and decrease health disparities |
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| Problems of "preventative model" |
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| Hard to see effectiveness, costly, no guarentee |
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| Pros and Cons of "medical model" |
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| Pros: medical inventions, sanitation Cons: $$, complacecney, over medication, no guarantee, side effects |
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| Program set up for school age children to improve/implement health |
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| Curriculs in education set up to provide students with hand-on service experience while learning |
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| Money from grants or donations that not always secured |
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| Any thing the increases access to it or opp for people to be exposed to it something or |
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| Three reaons (nwesholme) gave for even in early 20th cen |
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| Don’t care/cant do it 2) not suffeicnet 3)primary care/treatment needed then no prevention |
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| three things that Healthwise says are necessary to a health care transformation |
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| Be able to find and understand health information=autonomous/Be able to use health info to seek medical acer/Be able to refuse health care that with interfere with health autonomy |
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| 2 parents, kids, home make, bread winner |
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| typical disesasee/epidemics of the 1800s USA |
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| Typhoid, typhus, cholera, yellow fever, tuberculosis, |
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| Govt run/supported orgs that support the health of communities and indivuals through programs, etc |
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| voluntary health agencies |
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| Organization run by private donations or volunteers that are created by private groups or concerned citiziens to address health needs of community that they feel govt not enough |
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| Way in which technology will change health education |
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| Increase modes we cane give info (audio, visual, movement, virtual)/Make it more personalized depending on persons/Extend how we process, interpret, retain alotta data/More opps to provide new services |
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| *What are the four characterstics of a health literate person? |
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| Critical thinker/Effective communicator/Responsible/productive citizen/Self-direceted learner |
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| What are the four setting that health education programs are usually set in? |
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| School, business, health care institutes, community health |
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| *What are the key elements of health promotion? |
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| Create healthy policies/Create supportive environment/communities for health/wellness/Increase community participation/action in health/Develop the personal skills/knowledge of others (*education) |
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| What are the six documented benefits of worksite HP/HE? |
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| What did Hunter, Leeuwenhoek and Graunt do for the reniessance and health? |
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| Hunter-studies working of the body Lee-microscope Graunt-bills of mortality |
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| What did Jehan jacme say where the 5 cuases of disease |
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| Wrath of god Hot/humid winds Alligment of stars/planet Water/vapors rom earth center Corruption of dead bodies |
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| What did the HIll-burton act do and what was the problems |
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| Increase the number of hospitals; was poorly planned à to many to close doing the same thing=ineffective |
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| What did the Social Security Act of 1935 bring? |
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| Better sanitation Maternal/child health Support of state health dept/prog NIH and CDC |
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| What does emotional health include? |
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| Self esteem/self concept Coping/resilence Attitudes Self efficacy |
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| *What does intellectual health include |
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| Cognitive abilities Decision making Problem solving Value clarification |
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| What does Physical health include? |
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| Anat/physio Enviromental (social and physical) Susceptibility to disese Genetics/biology |
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| *What does social health include? |
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| Personality Communication Understaning others/diversity Socialization effects |
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| *What does the spiritual aspect of health include? |
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| Morals/ethics* Beliefs Volunteerism (self serving) * Sense of responsibility *Direction of purpose (living philosophy) |
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| What does the vocational aspect of health include? |
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| Career planning/staring* Contribution to society*Life goals/planning* Autonomy (independence/flexibility) |
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| *What is health promotion? |
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| Process of enabling people to increase control over and improve their health by increatising their personal skills AND efforts towards and social/environmental change to reduce health issues |
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| What is the role of a community health educator? |
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| To inform and help improve the health o the community they serve |
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| *What made the 1900-1920s time of public health reform? |
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| Federal regulation of food industry State workers compensation US burea of mines/dept of labor 2st clinic for occupational onditions Volunter health orgs (like American cancer associa) |
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| What type of change in providers occurred from 30s to WWII? |
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| Before health efforst/social program from private, then it was too much so govt had to step in and took over much of it |
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| What was Lemual Shattack's Contribution and what did is suggest? |
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| Boston sanitation thingy, general health improve (50) like school health, health departments, sanitation force, etc |
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| What was the first form of prepaid medical care/insurance? |
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| Who created PAHPA and when? |
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| Why have there been an increased need for health educators in the workplace? |
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| Proven that health education=better health 2) proven that prevention =better health 3) rising health costs |
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| *worksite health promotion |
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| a combination of education, organizational, and environmental activities designed to improve the health and safety of employees and their families |
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| a dynamic state of being that in human that is mutlidimensions (PSSpIEV), a resource for living and results from a persons interactions with their enviroment |
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| The process of alleviating disease and its severity through determinant contorl |
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| A population specific difference in the disease status/health status/access to care |
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| Measure of potential life lost (75-age of death) |
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