Minority Health
ATOD
Mental Health
Env. Health
Injuries/Dis. Prep
100

Largest minority group in the US

Hispanic

100

Two categories of drugs

legal drugs & controlled substances or illicit drugs

100

Number of people in mental health institutions in 1940

half a million (500,000)

100

Number of pounds of trash on average that is produced per person in the U.S

4.4lbs 

100

What is the difference in suicide rates between men and women

•Suicide rate for men four times that for women

200

Cannot return home for fear of persecution

refugee

200

Most popular club drug

MDMA (ecstasy)

200

leading cause of disability in North America and Europe

 Mental Illness

200

Tells you how clean or polluted your air is and what associated health concerns you should be aware of.

Scale from 0-500

Air quality index

200

•seeking justice for injury through courts

litigation 

300

Ability to obtain, process, and understand basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions

health literacy 

300

Department of government that regulates prescription drugs

FDA (Food and Drug Administration)
300

Percent of people with mental illness that receive treatment

38%

300

living organism that can transmit communicable disease agent to susceptible host

Vector

300

Number of deaths from injuries each year in the US

•Over 5 million people die from injuries each year

400

•Goal: eliminate disparities among racial and ethnic minority populations in six areas

–Infant mortality

–Cancer screening and management

–Cardiovascular disease

–Diabetes

–HIV/AIDS

–Adult and child immunization

Race and health initiative 

400

What year was the controlled substance act passed to regulate drugs with the following policies:

–Schedule I – high potential for abuse; no accepted medical uses

–Schedules II-V – have medical uses; scheduled based on potential for risk of dependence or abuse

–Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) responsible for enforcing Controlled Substances Act

Controlled Substances Act of 1970

400

discharging of thousands of patients from state mental hospitals

Deinstitutionalization

400

›High fertility rates

›Lack of family planning

›Lower death rates

›New technology

Factors that contribute to population growth
400

•WWI combat pilot, who, after surviving a plane crash devoted his time an effort to design concepts to protect drivers and other occupants

Hugh DeHaven

500

Born in and owning an allegiance to a country other than the one they live. Not citizens and can only stay for a specific amount of time.

aliens

500

•Personal factors

•Home and family life

•School and peer groups

Sociocultural environment

Environmental factors that influence drug use

500

•Inpatient care

•Outpatient services

•24-hour emergency care

•Day treatment or other partial hospitalization services

•Consultation and education

5 core services of mental health centers 

500

what is the range dangerous chemical compounds can be found in the air of the average American home.

20-100

500

•An engineer and physician that is considered the founding father of modern injury prevention research

William Haddon Jr. 

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