All About The Healthcare System
Sick Schemas
Communication Barriers
SES & Health
Miscellaneous
100

There are three groups of people who are more likely to use healthcare services than other people. Name 1 of them. 

1) Very young people/old people (age)

2) Women

3) Higher SES people

100

These cognitive structures hold information about a disease. 

Schemas

(I'll also accept "illness representations")

100

Patient: Inability to report what led to a head injury because they were drunk during the accident. 

Knowledge

(I'll also accept "Embarrassment" or "Difficulty Communicating")

100

Featuring the second Jeopardy game in a row, this term is the wear and tear on the body from repeated overactivity of the sympathetic nervous system. 

Allostatic Load

100

This term refers to the number of deaths due to a particular cause.

Mortality
200

Patients who have this personality trait may be more likely to notice and report physical symptoms. 

Neuroticism

(I'll also accept "Anxiety")

200

People who are in a _______ mood tend to report greater symptoms. 

A. Better; B. Worse

B. Worse

200

Doctor: "You have periodontitis originating in your left interior incisor."

Medical Jargon

200

Having sidewalks in your neighborhood represents this mechanism linking socioeconomic status and health. 

Environment

200

Verbal or physical aggression that may increase a person's risk for cardiovascular reactivity. 

Hostility

300

This term describes a virtual visit with a physician.

Telehealth

300

By providing a label or name to an illness, you are completing this part of the illness representation process. 

Identity

300

Doctor: After a 16-hour shift it is hard to focus on the list of symptoms provided by the patient. 

Inattentiveness

300

This is a term representing a person's ability and confidence with numbers. 

Numeracy

300

This term refers to the spectrum on which people can land on socioeconomic status. 

The SES Gradient

(I'll also accept "The SES Health Gradient" or "Gradient")

400

The time between noticing a lingering pain in your shoulder and seeing the doctor is known by this term. 

Delay

400

When thinking about this part of an illness, a person considers the effect on their quality of life. 

Consequences

400

Doctor: Belief that elderly patients are forgetful leads to under-prescribing medication.

Stereotypes

400

These are regions with little access to healthy food.

Food Deserts

400

This is the only type of study in which you can test whether one variable caused another variable to change. 

Experimental

(I'll also accept "Randomized Controlled Trial" because it is a health class)

500

People may visit the doctor to gain sympathy from other people, a patient benefit known by this term. 

Secondary Gain

500

Illness representations are also referred to as these beliefs, a term implying intuition and simple reasoning.

Commonsense

500

Patient: Thinks they are having a heart attack; actually having a panic attack. 

Seeking Psychological Help

500

These three components make up a person's socioeconomic status. 

Education, Occupation, and Income

500

By taking your daily medication every three days, you are engaging in this maladaptive practice. 

Creative Nonadherence

(I'll also accept "Nonadherence")