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Comm health exam 1 review #2
Comm health exam 1 review #2
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restoration of health thru rehabilitation strategies, Ex. connecting clients with community resources after an injury
Secondary prevention
Primary prevention
Tertiary prevention
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Ex. teaching good nutrition, providing information on immunizations, information on health hazards & use of PPE
Tertiary prevention
Primary prevention
Secondary prevention
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vulnerable pop. is at increased risk for communicable diseases, suicide, mental health issues, & substance use disorders
Homeless
Migrants workers
Incarcerated
Elderly
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public health prevention strategy uses a one-to-one delivery method between health-care provider and patient or family
Socioeconomic prevention
Behavioral prevention
Health prevention
Clinical prevention
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vulnerable pop. at higher risk for communicable diseases, suicide, mental health, substance abuse & victim of violence
Elderly
Homeless
LGBTQ+
Immigrants
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Name 2 Social Determinants of Health
Access to care
Environment
Income
Education
Neighborhood
Social/Community context
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This vulnerable population has increased incidence of TB, poor nutrition, and often live in poor substandard housing
Immigrants
Illegal aliens
Migrant workers
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This approach aims to prevent problems from happening in the first place looking at larger community-based interventions
Upstream Thinking
Downstream Thinking
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Name 3 vulnerable populations
Migrants
Incarcerated
LGBTQ+
Homeless
Immigrants
Asylees
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The most common form of unintentional injury and one of the leading causes of injury and death in the older adult
Car accidents
Gun shot
Falls
House fires
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This term describes avoidable gaps in health outcomes
Health inequality
Health equity
Health inequity
Health equality
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Name 2 of the 3 levels in the Public Health Intervention Wheel
Systems level
Dynamic level
Community level
Individual level
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A person, already residing in the U.S. ; a refugee who fled their home country due to a well-founded fear of persecution
Asylee
Refugee
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This type of homelessness includes everyone who is living without adequate shelter
Tertiary homelessness
Primary homelessness
Secondary homelessness
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Total number of individuals in a population who have a disease or health condition at a specific period of time
Prevalence pot
Prevalence
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Name 3 of the 5 vaccines recommended for Adults over 65
Shingles
HPV
Influenza
Pneumonia
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A health plan developed to eliminate health disparities, achieve health equity, and attain health literacy
People magazine
CDC
World Health Organization
Healthy People 2030
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This vulnerable pop. is at higher risk of substance abuse, mental health issues, & communicable diseases hepatitis & HIV
Elderly
Migrants
Asylee
Incarcerated
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This is a composite measure of the interrelated concepts of income, education and occupation. (increased vulnerability)
Income status
Economic status
Socioeconomic status
Social status
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Name 2 of the 3 emerging communicable diseases in adults over 50
HPV
HCV
STIs
HIV
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This type of homelessness includes those staying in a temporary form of housing (living with friends/family, in shelter)
Primary homelessness
Secondary homelessness
Tertiary homelessness
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Older adults are more vulnerable to getting a communicable disease & at higher risk for morbidity and mortality from it
False
True
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public health prevention strategy focuses on improving the safety of environment (laws on drunk driving, clean air acts)
Socioeconomic prevention
Environmental prevention
Health prevention
Behavioral prevention
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public health prevention strategy focused on changing individual behaviors (promoting exercise, smoking cessation, etc.)
Tertiary prevention
Primary prevention
Psychological prevention
Behavioral prevention
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Name 2 of the 3 main reasons the elderly are at increased vulnerability to communicable diseases
Existence of comorbid illness
Undernutrition
Decreased Immunity
Depression