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Process of enabling people to increase control over and improve their health

perceived threat includes _____main processes

ATAR Year 11 Health Studies chapter 5

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perceived threat includes _____main processes
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Process of enabling people to increase control over and improve their health
Health education
community health development
money
health promotion
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What is the role of health promotion
decrease burden of disease
reduce life expectancy
save money
increase the burden of disease
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What is the two main processes of perceived threat
perceived barriers, perceived benefits
perceived severity
perceived susceptibility, perceived severity
perceived susceptibility, perceived barriers
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Preventive strategies
health education, screening and immunisation
screening, immunity and health education
vaccine, vaccinate, immunisation
health promotion, perceived threat
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health promotion aims to
prevent ill health from occuring
achieve better health for all
disease controlled by immunizations
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The main aim of tertiary prevention strategies is to :
reduce existing symptoms of a disease and improve quality of life
diagnose early and treat people
prevent disease from getting worse
promote regular activity
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primary prevention include
immunity
drinking water
eating food
drinking clean water
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Levels of prevention in order
low, middle, high
Primary, secondary, tertiary
secondary, tertiary and primary
primary, early intervention, disease management
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Example of secondary prevention strategy for cardiovascular health is
Regular blood test
Encourage people to be physically active
to save money
surgery to open clogged arteries
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Outcome expectations and perceived threat can have an impact on one's self efficacy to participate in the intervention
True
False