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Medicine is primarily focused on this.
What is the care of individual patients?
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This theory took the place of the miasmatic theory.
What is germ theory?
100
This is the science and art of promoting health, preventing disease, and prolonging life through the organized efforts of society.
What is public health?
100
This played a large role in health problems during the colonial period.
What are infectious diseases?
100
Public health is primarily concerned with this.
What is promoting and protecting the health of populations.
200
This is the mission of SAMHSA.
What is to focus on specific public health problems such as substance abuse and mental health.
200
This movement wanted to reduce incidence of infectious disease. They focused on the environment, altered living conditions, and educated citizens about how to protect themselves and their community.
What is the sanitary movement?
200
This was the dominant approach to promote health and prevent disease in the 20th century.
What is medical science?
200
This is an invisible, toxic matter coming from the earth or from rotting tissue or human waste, or other sources and contaminated the atmosphere and led to widespread illness and death.
What is miasma?
200
SAMHSA stands for this.
What is Substance abuse and mental health services administration.
300
This model involves the host, agent, and environment and is often used to explain the development of disease and other health problems.
What is the triad model of causation?
300
The critics to the ______ approach to promote health and prevent disease suggest that to further strengthen the health of the population, a paradigm shift is needed in which medicine is subsumed under the more comprehensive structure of the public health system.
What is dominant?
300
This is an ongoing assessment of the health of a community or population based on the collection, analysis, interpretation, and use of health data. It provides factual information needed for public health decision making, program promotion, and public advocacy.
What is public health surveillance?
300
What does NSDUH stand for?
What is National Survey on Drug Use and Health?
300
Conventional strategies employed in the U.S. for preventing and treating tobacco, alcohol, and other drug abuse have mostly followed the ______ approach.
What is individualistic?
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This addressed tobacco use, drug and alcohol use, sexual behavior, violence, exercising, etc. in US high school students.
What is Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance Survey.
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Critics of the dominant approach to promote health and prevent disease suggest this.
What is to further strengthen the health of the population, a paradigm shift is needed in which medicine is subsumed under the more comprehensive structure of the public health system?
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This approach focuses on risk factors usually "within the skin" of the individual and has largely ignored multilevel strategies that seek to address community and environmental risk factors.
What is the individualistic approach?
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This model, medical science is viewed as the means to best promote and preserve the health of the population.
What is the conventional public health model? (p. 58)
400
These are the three national surveillance systems of substance use operated by public health agencies of the U.S. federal government.
What are YRBSS, NSDUH, and DAWN?
500
This was put in place to establish health objectives for the nation.
What is Healthy People 2020?
500
The results of this study contended that the conventional public health model is driven by social philosophy of individualism.
What is McKinlay and Marceau (2000)?
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The goals of this are to attain high-quality, longer lives that are free of diseases, disability, injury and premature death; achieve health equity, eliminate disparities and improve the health of all groups; create social and physical environments that promote good health for all, and promote quality of life, healthy development, and healthy behaviors across all life stages.
What is Healthy People 2020?
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In this model of causation, the agent (alcohol) must be present for dependence to occur but its presence alone does not produce alcoholism in the individual (host). Thus the agent (alcohol) is considered a necessary factor, but not a sufficient factor for health problems.
What is triad model?
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This collected self-reported data on a biennial basis from a nationally representative sample of US high school students. It monitored priority health risk behaviors that have been documented to contribute to social problems, disabilities, and deaths.
What is Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance Survey?
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