SDOH
There are how many categories of SDOH according to the WHO?
What is five
A child going to their routine 6mo dental check up would be this tier of prevention
What is primary prevention
These people require shelter for a shorter period, are younger, and are more likely to experience homelessness because of a catastrophic event. (Hint: is not primary, secondary or tertiary)
What is transitional homelessness.
This group owns the Healthy People 2030 Framework (bonus karma points if you get the full name exactly correct)
What is the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (AKA the CDC)
A patient would get this many tablets per day if an NP orders carvedilol 50mg daily and the pharmacy gives you 10mg tablets.
What is 5 tablets.
Physical environment, economic environment, and social environment are all examples of what type of SDOHs? (Hint: think of a body of water)
what are upstream SDOH
Wanda is 15 weeks pregnant and routinely uses cocaine. Educating her on the importance of cessation if a form of which type of prevention for her baby?
What is tertiary (this would be a treatment for the baby to hopefully lesson the addiction s/s upon birth)
This patient has been couch surfing at various friends' houses (Hint: is not chronic, transitional or episodic)
What is secondary homelessness
This group has six major functions, four of which are:
Offer global leadership in health, set norms and standards for health, establish ethical and evidence-based policy, conduct disease surveillance and monitor health trends
What is the World Health Organization (AKA the Who)
(but not the band)
A patient would get this many tablets per dose if the doctor ordered 10mg of allopurinol PO TID and the pharmacy sent 40mg tablets.
What is 1/4 tablets
This term describes "the unfair and avoidable differences in health status seen within and between countries"
What is SDOHs
A patient going to a cancer clinic for chemotherapy infusion to minimize the spread of her cancer would be this type of prevention
What is tertiary prevention
Jerome, a 67yo gay man has been having trouble with swollen lymph nodes, diarrhea and flu like symptoms, but he doesn't want to disclose this to her PCP due to this common opinion of the medical and social systems due to his LGBTQ+ status.
What is mistrust in the medical/social system
This would be the most appropriate direct solution to help a population of undervaccinated children.
What is hold a vaccination clinic
Could be at the school, could be at a public place like a local church or community center
*blank* is superficial criteria such as skin color, physical characteristics, and parentage while *blank* is a shared geographical origin, language or dialect, religious faith, folklore, food preferences, and culture.
What are race and ethnicity
The socioecological model uses this type of approach to addressing SDOH
What is upstream approach
Providing mental health education to a group in a senior living home following the suicide of a resident is this type of prevention.
Primary prevention.
Even though the education was requested following an incident, education wouldn't be a screening or a treatment.
A patient expresses pain following Dx of a wrist Fx, but the doctor treating him thinks he "looks fine" and only prescribes OTC tylenol for pain management. This is an example of
What is marginalization
This would be the most approriate first step to take when a patient tells you they don't understand the PA's order of clonazepam 1mg TID PRN.
What is patient eductaion?
*blank* is the state of being symptomatic or unhealthy for a disease or condition and *blank* is related to the number of deaths caused by a health event, also called the death rate.
What is morbidity and mortality
Poor health literacy falls under this category of SDOH.
What is Education Access and Quality
A male patient getting a PSA level drawn in response to c/o urinary retention would be this tier of prevention
What is secondary prevention
Marcus is outside the US and is asking to receive a specific kind of status in order to come into the US.
What is refugee status.
Remember the distinction between the two is that a person asking to receive refugee status is outside the US seeking to enter and an asylee is a person already residing in the US when applying for asylum.
This public health frame work encompasses neighborhoods, communities, institutions, and policies
What is the ecological model (an upstream approach)
This is the term that refers to resources available to individuals and communities based on membership in social networks
What is Social Capital