Chapter 1
Broad Multidimensional concept (including positive and negative) aspects of life
What is quality of life
When one chooses to a set of beliefs and values to live by.
What is Religion?
When a doctor reports diseases to the state.
What is disease Registries?
the highest level of health for all.
What is health equity?
a third element that is either an animal, insect, hard surface, or food
What is an indirect mode of transmission?
Spiritual Wellness, Intellectual Wellness, Social Wellness, Occupational Wellness, Emotional Wellness, Physical Wellness
a 5 level pyramid discussing the different levels of needs in one's life.
What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
What is Primary Sources of Data?
Shaped by polices, law, governance, and cultural to contribute to an unequal distribution of power and resources.
What is Structural Inequities?
there is Private and public one, but government ageny's are the backbone.
What is public heath system?
(apart of the socio-ecological model) Family and friends coming to support you in an event.
Poverty, Employment, food security, Housing stability (social determinants of health)
the time from when an agent enters the body to when symptoms start to appear.
What is Incubation Period?
Education, Racism/Discrimination, economic stability, quality of health care, & community support
What are types of social determinants affecting one's health?
statistics, statistical series, and all other forms of evidence that enable us to assess where we stand and are going with respect to our values and goals, and to evaluate specific programs and determine their impact.
What is Social Indicators?
looking more at the prevention of health problems more than treating them.
What is the public health paradigms?
Strength Focused Discussions, Shared Power, Community Based Goals, Realistic Expectations, Celebrate Accomplishments. (Strategies)
What is Partnership Development?
When you have thyroid dysfunction but then you get diagnosed with cardiac issues.
What is Comorbidity?
developing this social capital contributes to a community's capacity for community-led action to promote health equity.
What is Community capacity to shape outcomes?
Prodromal Period -> Fastigium Period -> Defervescence Period -> Convalescence
What is Disease Progression?
Having a population based prevention program to improve health over the years.
What is measurable public health?
Knowing the difference between one's personal cultural prospective and those of a community.
What is cultural humility?
Someone going to AA meetings when realizing they are addicted to drugs and alcohol.
What is secondary prevention
Physical inactivity's, sexual assault, inadequate health care, poor sleep patterns, substance and alcohol use (examples)
What is health inequalities in college students?
The relationship people have with on another and the benefits of the relationship affecting the induvial and society