development
outcome 1
outcome 2
health care in Australia
Wild card
100
The name of the age group made up of 6 -12 year olds
What is late childhood
100
Stage of adulthood usually marked by going to uni, getting a first job, starting a career, fnding a life partner and starting a family
What is early adulthood
100

The name of Australia's universal health care system

What is Medicare

100

outline 2 rights associated with accessing health services

privacy of their personal information 

shown respect and dignity 

right to a second opinion to comment on their care

participate in the decisions

confidentiality  

100

The federal governments subsidy scheme for essential medicines

What is the pharamceutical benefits scheme

200
The leading cause of mortality in childhood
What is accidents and injuries
200

when a sperm penetrates an ovum and their genetic material fuses together to make a single cell called a zygote

what is fertilisation 

200

The three ways Medicare is funded

Medicare levy, Medicare levy surcharge, general taxation 

200

outline 2 benefits of the PBS

access to essential medicines  at a reduced cost

a further reduced cost for pensioners and concession holders

200
A form of technology which has allowed us to be able to reproduce body parts and clone tissues
What is stem cell research
300

this stage is characterised by rapid growth, increased maturity and sexual maturity

What is the youth stage of the lifespan

300
Stage when metabolism decreases and fat deposits accumulate, heart muscle stiffens, sense of hearing declines slightly and women experience meopause
What is middle adulthood
300

Online sources are not always accurate, truthful, reliable or even honest, and users rarely know exactly who is providing the information or advice. Because of the nature of medical advice about conditions or treatments, misinformation can be particularly harmful as it may directly affect a person’s health and wellbeing. what am I

challenge of digital media services 

300

explain how PHI improves health and wellbeing 

PHI allows faster access to doctors and specialists with less waiting time. This means individuals' will spend potentially having surgery or seeing a specialist for their condition. This means they spend less time in ill health as they are seen to faster improving their physical health and wellbeing

300

reproductive assistance such as IVF and nanotechnology is an example of 

emerging health procedures /advancements in medical technology 

400

can often be seen as being out of touch and slow or wise and experienced

What is the perception of adults?

400

the manipulation and coordination of small muscles groups such as those in the hand

what is fine motor skills 

400

The name of the out of pocket expense when paying for medication

What is the co- payment

400
list 2 services covered by Medicare and 2 services not covered by Medicare

covered: hospital stays/treatment in apublic hospital

GP consult

not covered: most dental work, physiotherapy at a private practice, podiatrist, health services in a private hospital

400

health services in the community have the potential to improve health and wellbeing - list 4 different services 

church groups

head space

GP clinics - traditional 

leisure groups - sporting associations 

maternal & child health services 

500

this stage is characterised by the development of motor skills including walking, use of simple words, identifying people who they are familiar with and able to play social games

What is infancy?

500

the increasing complexity of behaviour patterns used in relationships with other people

What is social Development

500

The amount of money to reach the PBS saftey net threshold in 2013 (approximately)

What is $1363.30

500

PHI allows faster access to doctors and specialists in hospitals with less waiting time. This means individuals' will wait for shorter periods for elective surgery or seeing a specialist for their condition. This means they spend less time in ill health as they are seen to faster improving their physical health and wellbeing

What is how PHI promotes health and wellbeing 

500

Possible consequences of this determinant include low birth weight, reduction of oxygen in- utero and small head circumference

What is maternal alcohol consumption