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Intro and Personal Health
Intro and Personal Health
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Educational attainment (level) is a ................ determinant
Sociocultural Env
Genetic
Behavioural
Political Env
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Alcohol, lack of exerience, poor roads, rural areas, mobile phone use, not wearing seatbelts, speeding, poor role models
Are positive risks
Are risk factors for MVA
Are protective factors for MVA
3
Real Mate Don't Let Mates Drink Drive, was launched in 2018 by....
The Road Safety Advisory Council
Road Safety Strategy
The Tasmanian Government
RADD
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How do health issues become high profile.
The incidence of the condition increases
The gov increases funding to find a cure, prevention, increase awareness
Media increases coverage of the issue / advocacy groups publicise the issue
Epidemiologists collect data on the issue
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In 2016, 17-25 year old drivers represented .....% of all drivers killed on Australian roads?
20%
25%
21%
23%
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Risk-taking is....
Always a negative thing
An important part of human development
The exposure to the chance of loss, injury or gain
Essential to establish identity and to learn new things.
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What are examples of political environmental determinants?
Height, race, sex. age
Climate, housing quality
Health and education funding, laws/policies
Smoking, diet, activity levels
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Infant mortality rate (IMR) is...
The number of infants (0-1) that die every year
The number of infants (0-1) that die every year, per 1,000
The number of infants (0-1) that die every year, per 1,000 live births
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Smoking is responsible for what ? in Australia (2018)
8.6% of total disease burden
$137bn in lost productivity, carers, health care, and loss of life ($118bn)
80% of all lung cancer
Climate change
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Health promotion....
...(Enables) people to increase control over and improve health (WHO, 1998)
Provides opportunity for people to learn the benefits of improved health
Is most effective for people with adequate health literacy (41%)
Makes people make better health decisions
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Risk factors increase the chance of a person taking a specific risk, and causing injury or harm. For smoking they are.
Stress, peer pressure, early exposure, financial disadvantage (18.1% v 5%)
Good education, assertiveness, health promotion, 18+ laws, smoke-free zones
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A health issue becomes low-profile when...
There is no cure, or improved outcomes if detected early
The issue impact elderly
The incidence/prevalence decreases
There is a lack of information or a stigma around the issue
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What percentage of disease burden in Aus was attributed to MODIFIABLE risk factors (smoking, diet etc)
38%
99%
72%
12%
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Setting goals is a way of improving....
Mental / Emotional Health
Social Health
Spiritual Health
Physical Health
