Definitions
What is Mental Health?
emotional, psychological, and social well-being.
What Is Public Health?
The Science Of preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting health through the and informed choices organized efforts and informed choices of society.
What Principle of Ethics is this?
A duty to be of benefit to the patient/community, and to take proactive steps to prevent and remove harm. The welfare of the patient/community should be prioritized.
2 out of 10 people were infected with the Respiratory virus. What is the prevalence?
2/10= .2*100= 20%
Is primary prevention the only prevention?
No
What is Epidemiology?
The study of what is upon people
How many levels of Prevention are there?
4
What principle of Ethics is this?
individuals and populations are involved in making informed and voluntary decisions. Persons have the capacity to act intentionally, with understanding, and without controlling influences that may prevent free and voluntary actions
How Do You Calculate Incidence Rate
taking the total number of new cases of an event and dividing that by the sum of the person-time of the at-risk population.
What Type Of Cancer Did Dr.Thomas Study?
Colorectal Cancer
What is an Assessment?
Collection, assembly, analysis, and dissemination of information on the health of the population.
What is one difference between Public Health and Medical Care
Public Health is proactive and passive while Medical Care is reactive and urgent.
What Principle Of Ethics is this?
To not intentionally create a harm or injury to a person or community, either through acts of commission or omission. Protection against negligence, carelessness or unreasonable risk of harm.
What does a probability of P> 0.05 mean>?
e null hypothesis is true.
Who Does Dr.Standifer Also work for?
Center For Disease Control
What does NIOSH stand for?
National Institute Of Occupational Safety and Health.
What are the six steps of the public health approach?
Define, Identify, develop, implement, evaluate, and redifine
What Principle of Ethics is this?
Fairness, or “giving to each that is his due.” (Aristotle). The fair distribution of goods and services in society, based on:
Need?
Effort?
Contribution?
Merit?
Free Market exchanges?
How do you calculate prevelance?
prevalence is calculated by dividing the number of persons with the disease or condition at a particular time point by the number of individuals examined.
Why DO You need a dissertaion?
To get your PHD.
What is Assurance?
Assuring that services needed for the protection of public health in the community are available and accessible to everyone.
What are some social determinants of Health
education and literacy, physical environments, social support networks, healthy child development.
What example of the Principle of ethics is this?
Tuskeegee syphilis
Non-Maleficence
500 men and 300 women were infected of the 1000 people surveyed with the sneeze-disease what is the prevalence of men infected
500/1000= .5*100= 50%
What is COVID-19 Classified as?
Pandemic
Outbreak
Epidemic
Endemic?
Pandemic