Levels of Prevention in Community Health
These programs are created to address one or more social determinants of health.
What are prevention programs?
What is continuous career path?
This stage begins in young adulthood.
What is the achieving stage?
This model suggests people will change their behavior if they feel they are at risk for illness/injury that is sufficiently dangerous to warrant action.
What is the health belief model?
This faculty member was homeschooled until high school.
Who is Ms. Jen Smith?
This level of prevention includes balance screenings at a local health fair.
What is secondary?
This theory developed by ______ states, "career development is an ongoing, continuous process extending the lifespan."
Who is Donald Super?
This stage requires a person to confront and resolve major issues, such as attending college or getting married.
What is the achieving stage?
This theory suggests people acquire skills and perform new behaviors by enacting them, being reinforced for performance, and observing others.
What is social cognitive theory?
This faculty member has a sister with Autism.
Who is Dr. Jocelyn Weber?
This level of prevention includes the universal design movement.
What is primary?
This theory is developed by Eli Ginzberg and states, "the process of occupational choice follows a developmental progression that begins in childhood and spans into the early adult years."
This stage occurs when an individual is an established adult, typically with a spouse and/or children.
What is the responsible stage?
This model suggests people adopt new health behaviors in a series of stages: precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, and maintenance.
What is transtheoretical model?
This faculty member has one kidney.
Who is Ms. Kayleigh Fessenden?
This level of prevention includes the creation of an orthotic to assist an individual who had a stroke with improved wrist ROM.
What is tertiary?
The main criticism of Ginzberg and Super's theories is both theories are _________.
What is linear?
This stage requires an individual to broaden their focus from a personal domain to a societal/community domain.
What is the executive stage?
A rehabilitation team presents a program to a group of older adults to build up confidence that they can control their fall risk and fear of falling by increasing physical activity and making environmental modifications. Which model/theory is this an example of?
What is social cognitive theory?
This faculty member was the snowball (homecoming) queen in college.
Who is Dr. Jackie Mayo?
Janice has Parkinson's Disease and attends Rock Steady Boxing weekly. This is an example of ____ prevention.
What is tertiary?
Ginzberg and Super do not address contextual factors in their theories. Name one contextual factor not addressed.
What is gender, family influences, socioeconomic status, or culture?
Dan and Sarah have a 3 month old baby and just purchased their own home. What stage is Dan in?
What is the responsible stage?
Bobby, a 7-year-old boy, has demonstrated mastery of his ADHD medication regime through instruction, support, and praise. What model/theory is this an example on?
What is the social cognitive theory?
This faculty member auditioned for American Idol.
Who is Dr. Joseph Leviner?