Biological, Sociocultural and Envio Factors
Identify a difference in health status between males and females (using a comparison statement)
Males have (lower life expectancy/higher mortality rates/higher BOD/higher rates of...) compared to females.
Smoking causes faults in cells as they divide increasing the risk of many types of cancer such as lung cancer therefore increasing incidence of lung cancer.
Who won the 2009 AFL Premiership?
Geelong
What Ottawa Charter action area am I? I involve many different groups within the community to engage as many community members as possible in working towards a common goal,
Strengthen community action
When a questions asks about 'health outcomes', what two things could you refer to?
Identify an environmental factor that contributes to the difference in health status between males and females
Exposure to dangerous workplaces including: building sites, farms, mines, roads, outdoor areas (UV exposure)
Explain how smoking increases risk of cardiovascular disease.
Who won the 2021 Formula 1 World Championship?
Max Verstappen
Which model of health runs throughout the old and the new public health?
Biomedical
Must be written as health and wellbeing (H&WB) in each question and then able to use H&WB after that until a new question.
Maternal tobacco, alcohol and drug use, and maternal nutrition and exposure to certain chemicals, bacteria and viruses during pregnancy - might impact birth weight causing weak immune system and higher rates of U5M, infant mortality, and increase rates of CVD and type 2 diabetes when older.
Other than alcohol being energy dense, how does increased consumption of alcohol contribute to BOD
Alcohol is filtered through the liver and over time can contribute to liver disease which increases YLD due to liver disease, therefore contributing to overall burden of disease
Which pop singer's real name is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta?
Lady Gaga
Bad cats smell dad rats. What action areas make up the Ottawa charter.
- Build healthy public policy
- Create supportive environment
- Strengthen community action
- Develop personal skills
- Re orient health services
When a question refers to Health status what are 5 things we could refer to ?
indicators (moratlity, morbidity, etc.)
Identify and describe an sociocultural factor that contributes to a difference in health status between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
Sociocultural factor - low SES, higher rates of employment, social exclusion, higher rates of food insecurity, early life experiences and lack of access to health care.
Indigenous Australians have (lower life expectancy/higher mortality rates/higher BOD/higher rates of...) compared to non-Indigenous Australians.
What is a high BMI and how does it contribute to YLD due to arthritis in Australia.
High BMI is 25 or more and is a body mass to height ratio. Having a high BMI places extra strain on joints, increasing risk of arthritis therefore increasing YLD due to arthritis.
What is the name of the wand shop where Harry Potter buys his wand?
Ollivanders
Outline a strength and a limitation of the social model of health
Strength - promotes good health and wellbeing and assists in preventing diseases. Can be cost-effective. Focuses on vulnerable population groups and the broader determinants of health. Focuses on education which can be sustainable for generations.
Limitations - not every condition can be prevented. Does not promote the development of technology and medical knowledge. Health promotion messages can be ignored.
What are the golden rules associated with linking to Burden of Disease
- Finish with 'therefore contributing to overall burden of disease'
A biological factor is 'blood cholesterol levels - explain how this factor could link to a difference in health status between those living outside of Australia's major cities compared to those living in Australia's major cities.
Those living outside of Australia's major cities are more likely to have higher blood cholesterol compared to those living in Australia's major cities.
Cholesterol is a type of fat required for human functioning, too much of one type of cholesterol 'low density lipoprotein' can lead to atherosclerosis. This can lead to interrupted blood flow which can increase risk of heart attack therefore lowering life expectancy of those living outside of Australia's major cities compared to in Australia's major cities.
Under-consuming vegetables can contribute to variations in health status.
Discuss two ways in which this may occur.
Remember no double dipping
Vegetables are high in nutrients such as Vit C that promote immune system function and reduce risk of conditions such as....(disease)
Vegetables are high in fibre and low in energy which decreases the risk of high BMI...link to disease
Vegetables contain antioxidants which decrease the impact of free radicals. This decreases the risk of cancer and CVD
Three songs OASIS have sung?
Champagne supernova
Don't look back in anger
Wonderwall
Using all the action areas of the Ottawa charter, how could you address childhood obesity in Australia.
- Build healthy public policy - sugar tax
- Create supportive environment - breakfast club at school
- Strengthen community action - develop whole school approach to healthy eating
- Develop personal skills - education programs and cooking skills for parents
- Re orient health services - doctor taking on educational role with nutrition and healthy eating plans
What is the name of my dog?
Lenny