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Public Health: Concepts, Principles, and Applications, Exams of Nursing

A comprehensive overview of public health, covering key concepts, principles, and applications. It explores the six dimensions of health, the core functions of public health, and the role of epidemiology and biostatistics. The document also delves into disease transmission, prevention strategies, and the classification of diseases. It includes numerous examples and definitions to enhance understanding.

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Health |- |correct |answer |The |Absence |of |Illness |with |six |dimensions
What |are |the |Six |dimensions |of |Helath? |- |correct |answer |1. |Social
2. |Environmental
3. |Physical
4. |Intellectual
5. |Emotional
6. |Spiritual
Biostatistics |- |correct |answer |The |application |of |statistical |principles |to
|medical, |public |health, |and |biological |applications
Involves |collecting, |summarizing, |interpreting |information |and |making
|inferences |that |appropriately |account |for |uncertainty
Summarizing |a |sample |of |population |then |making |inferences |about |entire
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What |are |some |issues/limitations |of |Biostatistics? |- |correct |answer |you |must
|clearly |define |the |objective |or |research |question
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Health |- |correct |answer |✔The |Absence |of |Illness |with |six |dimensions

What |are |the |Six |dimensions |of |Helath? |- |correct |answer |✔1. |Social

  1. |Environmental
  2. |Physical
  3. |Intellectual
  4. |Emotional
  5. |Spiritual

Biostatistics |- |correct |answer |✔The |application |of |statistical |principles |to |medical, |public |health, |and |biological |applications

Involves |collecting, |summarizing, |interpreting |information |and |making |inferences |that |appropriately |account |for |uncertainty

Summarizing |a |sample |of |population |then |making |inferences |about |entire |population

What |are |some |issues/limitations |of |Biostatistics? |- |correct |answer |✔you |must |clearly |define |the |objective |or |research |question

must |choose |the |appropriate |study |design

must |choose |a |sufficiently |large |representative |sample

must |carefully |collect |and |analyze |data

must |quantify |uncertainty

must |appropriately |account |for |relationships |among |characteristics

must |limit |inferences |to |appropriate |population

Physical |Health |- |correct |answer |✔The |ability |of |the |human |body |to |function |properly; |includes |physical |fitness |and |activities |of |daily |living

Social |Health |- |correct |answer |✔The |ability |to |have |satisfying |relationships; |interaction |with |social |institutions

Mental |Health |- |correct |answer |✔Ability |to |think |clearly, |reason |objectively |and |act |properly

Emotional |Health |- |correct |answer |✔Ability |to |cope, |adjust |and |adapt; |self- |efficacy |and |self |esteem

Spiritual |Health |- |correct |answer |✔Feeling |as |if |part |of |a |greater |spectrum |of |existence; |personal |beliefs |and |choices

  1. |Evaluate
  2. |Link |to/ |provide |care
  3. |Enforce |Laws

What |are |the |three |parts |of |Policy |Development? |(part |of | 10 |essential |services) |- |correct |answer |✔1. |Inform, |educate, |empower

  1. |Mobilize |community |partnerships
  2. |Develop |policies

What |are |the |two |primary |disciplines |that |provide |the |foundations |of |public |health? |- |correct |answer |✔1. |Epidemiology

  1. |Biostatistics

Epidemiology |- |correct |answer |✔The |study |of |the |distribution |and |determinants |of |health |related |states |or |events |in |human |populations, |and |the |application |of |this |study |to |prevent |and |control |health |problems

Does |Epidemiology |involve |scientific |investigation? |- |correct |answer |✔Yes

Distribution |- |correct |answer |✔Study |of |frequency |and |pattern |of |health |events |in |the |population

Frequency |- |correct |answer |✔Number, |and |number |in |relation |to |the |population

Pattern |- |correct |answer |✔The |health |related |state |or |event |by |person, |place, |and |time |characteristics

Determinants |- |correct |answer |✔Search |for |causes |and |other |factors |of |health |related |states |or |events

Disease |- |correct |answer |✔Any |impairment |of |normal |physiological |function |affecting |all |or |part |of |an |organism, |especially |a |specific |pathological |change. |Characterized |by |an |identifiable |group |of |signs |or |symptoms

What |are |the |five |causes |of |disease? |- |correct |answer |✔1. |Pathogens

  1. |Chemicals
  2. |Inherent |Weakness
  3. |Lifestyle
  4. |Physical |Stresses

What |are |some |examples |of |Pathogens? |- |correct |answer |✔viruses, |bacteria, |fungi, |or |parasites |capable |of |producing |disease

What |are |some |examples |of |Chemicals? |- |correct |answer |✔drugs, |acids, |heavy |metals

What |are |some |examples |of |Inherent |Weaknesses? |- |correct |answer |✔suppressed |immune |system, |susceptibility |gene

(i.e. |Fluoridated |water)

What |is |secondary |Prevention |of |disease? |- |correct |answer |✔Aims |to |reduce |the |impact |of |a |disease |or |injury |that |has |already |occurred

regular |exams |and |screening |tests |to |detect |disease |in |its |earliest |stages |(e.g. |mammograms |to |detect |breast |cancer)

daily, |low-dose |aspirins |and/or |diet |and |exercise |programs |to |prevent |further |heart |attacks |or |strokes

suitably |modified |work |so |injured |or |ill |workers |can |return |safely |to |their |jobs.

What |is |tertiary |prevention |of |disease? |- |correct |answer |✔Aims |to |soften |the |impact |of |an |ongoing |illness |or |injury |that |has |lasting |effect

cardiac |or |stroke |rehabilitation |programs, |chronic |disease |management |programs |(e.g. |for |diabetes, |arthritis, |depression, |etc.)

support |groups |that |allow |members |to |share |strategies |for |living |well

vocational |rehabilitation |programs |to |retrain |workers |for |new |jobs |when |they |have |recovered |as |much |as |possible.

What |are |the |two |transmissions |of |disease? |- |correct |answer |✔1. |Vertical

  1. |Horizontal

Vertical |Transmission |- |correct |answer |✔Transmission |of |disease |from |mother |to |child

Horizontal |Transmission |- |correct |answer |✔Transmission |of |disease |from |person |to |person |within |a |population

May |involve |direct |transmission, |a |common |vehicle, |an |airborne |pathogen, |or |a |vector |borne |pathogen

What |are |the |six |disease |transmission |concepts? |- |correct |answer |✔1. |Fomite

  1. |Vector
  2. |Reservoir
  3. |Zoonoses
  4. |Vehicle
  5. |Carrier

What |is |the |FOMITE |disease |transmission |concept? |- |correct |answer |✔objects |or |materials |that |carry |infection, |not |water |or |food

What |is |the |VECTOR |disease |transmission |concept? |- |correct |answer |✔The |indirect |transmission |of |an |infectious |agent |that |occurs |when |a |vector |bites |or |touches |a |person

Epidemic |Disease |- |correct |answer |✔Disease |that |increases |beyond |what |is |normal |in |a |population

Outbreak |Disease |- |correct |answer |✔Disease |that |is |local |& |usually |short |lived

Pandemic |Disease |- |correct |answer |✔Disease |that |crosses |continents, |countries, |etc. |It |is |found |everywhere

Common |Source |- |correct |answer |✔-point

-intermittent |(occurring |in |irregular |intervals)

-Continuous

Propagated |- |correct |answer |✔Spread |from |person |to |person

Mixed |epidemic |- |correct |answer |✔A |mixture |of |common |source |and |mixed

Analytical |Epidemiology |- |correct |answer |✔A |means |to |identifying |and |quantifying |associations, |testing |hypotheses, |and |supporting |statements |about |causality

Explains |why |and |how |health |related |states |or |events |occur

What |are |the |two |study |designs |of |epidemiology? |- |correct |answer |✔1. |Descriptive

  1. |Analytical

Scientific |Method |in |Epidemiology |- |correct |answer |✔Involves |using |appropriate |study |designs |and |statistical |techniques |for |investigating |an |observable |occurrence |and |acquiring |new |knowledge

What |is |the |scientific |method |in |epidemiology? |- |correct |answer |✔1. |The |Health |Problem

  1. |Hypotheses
  2. |Statistical |Tests
  3. |Interpretation |of |results
  4. |Dissemination |of |Information

What |are |some |examples |of |study |design |in |medical |research? |(9) |- |correct |answer |✔1. |Randomized |Controlled |Trial

  1. |Cross |over |trial
  2. |Prospective |cohort |study
  3. |Nested |case |control |study
  4. |Retrospective |cohort |study
  5. |Case |control |study
  6. |Cross |sectional |study
  7. |Ecologic |Study
  8. |Case |Report |or |case |series

very |similar |to |case |control |study |but |larger |group |of |people |over |longer |amount |of |time |which |are |then |broken |up |into |smaller |groups |throughout |the |study |STUDY |INSIDE |A |STUDY/ |PARTICIPANTS |FROM |COHORT |STUDY

Retrospective |Cohort |Study |- |correct |answer |✔conceived |after |some |people |have |already |developed |the |outcomes |of |interest. |The |investigators |jump |back |in |time |to |identify |a |cohort |of |individuals |at |a |point |in |time |before |they |have |developed |the |outcomes |of |interest, |and |they |try |to |establish |their |exposure |status |at |that |point |in |time

Case |Control |Study |- |correct |answer |✔Matching |people |of |gender, |age, |race, |etc. |and |looking |for |what |makes |them |different

Observational |study |involving |individuals |with |(cases) |and |without |(controls) |outcome |of |interest

Cross |sectional |Study |- |correct |answer |✔Observational |study |conducted |at |a |point |in |time |to |determine |the |prevalence |of |a |disease

Ecologic |Study |- |correct |answer |✔observational |study |defined |by |the |level |at |which |data |are |analysed, |namely |at |the |population |or |group |level, |rather |than |individual |level

Case |Report |Study |- |correct |answer |✔Detailed |report |of |a |specific |feature |(person) |of |a |case

No |Control |group

Analytic |studies |can |be |either |_________ |or |___________ |- |correct |answer

|✔Experimental |or |observational

What |study |designs |are |analytical? |- |correct |answer |✔Randomized |controlled |trial

cross |over |trial

prospective |cohort |study

nested |case |control |study

Retrospective |cohort |study

What |study |designs |are |Observational? |- |correct |answer |✔Cross |sectional |study

ecologic |study

case |report

What |differs |analytical |and |descriptive |studies? |- |correct |answer |✔Analytical |studies |test |a |hypotheses

Biostatistics |can |involve |the |application |of |statistics |to |any |living |system, |whether |human, |animal, |plant, |fungus, |or |micro-organism |(T |or |F) |- |correct |answer |✔True

Epidemiology |focuses |on |human |populations |(T |or |F) |- |correct |answer |✔True

What |are |some |reasons |to |study |biostatistics? |- |correct |answer |✔Interpreting |vital |statistics |

|Understanding |epidemiologic |problems |

Would |Testing |a |hypothesis |about |a |risk |factor |for |a |disease |be |ANALYTICAL |or

|DESCRIPTIVE |EPIDEMIOLOGY? |- |correct |answer |✔Analytical |Epidemiology

Which |analytic |study |design |is |not |observational? |- |correct |answer |✔Randomized |Control |Trial

An |infectious |disease |may |or |may |not |be |contagious. |(T |or |F) |- |correct |answer |✔True

What |are |the |observational |study |designs? |(4) |- |correct |answer |✔Case-series |study |or |case |report

Cross-sectional |(prevalence) |survey |

Case-control |study |

Cohort |study

What |are |the |experimental |study |designs? |- |correct |answer |✔Randomized |Control |(clinical) |trial

How |does |one |determine |which |study |design |is |best? |(6 |reasons) |- |correct |answer |✔Depends |on |the |study |question |

What |is |current |knowledge |on |topic |

|How |common |is |disease |(and |risk |factors) | |How |long |would |study |take |what |are |costs | |Ethical |issues

CASE |SERIES |study |design |- |correct |answer |✔Systematic |review |of |common |features |of |a |small |number |(more |than |one |person) |of |cases

Known |for |being |simplest |of |study |designs |bc |it |is |a |description |of |interesting |observations |in |a |small |number |of |individuals

Do |not |involve |control |patients |(patients |free |of |disease)

What |are |some |ADVANTAGES |to |the |case |report |or |case |series |study |design? |- |correct |answer |✔-it |is |cost |efficient

-can |identify |new |diseases

What |are |some |DISADVANTAGES |of |the |case |report |or |case |series |study |design?

|- |correct |answer |✔-No |comparison |group

-No |specific |research |question

-case |series |are |not |planned |and |have |no |research |hypotheses

What |is |a |famous |example |of |a |case |series |study? |- |correct |answer |✔Gottleib |(1981) |studied | 5 |young |homosexual |men |with |rare |form |of |pneumonia |and |other |unusual |infections

|Initial |report |was |followed |by |more |cases |(

cases |in |NY |and |CA; |"cluster" |in |southern |CA;

34 |cases |among |Haitians, |etc.) |

|Condition |termed |AIDS |in | 1982 |("can |identify |new |disease")

What |is |a |famous |COHORT |study |example? |- |correct |answer |✔The |Framingham |Heart |Study

5000+ |men |and |women |enrolled |in | 1948 |

|Longitudinal |cohort |study |

Exams |every | 2 |years |for |cardiovascular |risk |factors |-

surveillance

Ancillary |studies |- |hearing, |exercise, |nutrition, |neurological |studies

5000+ |offspring |& |spouses |enrolled |in | 1976 |

Third |generation |enrolled |in | 2002

What |are |some |ADVANTAGES |of |a |CASE |CONTROL |STUDY? |(3) |- |correct |answer |✔Cost |and |time |efficient |for |rare |outcomes

Can |get |sufficient |number |of |cases |(useful |for

rare |conditions)

What |are |some |DISADVANTAGES |of |a |CASE |CONTROL |STUDY? |- |correct |answer |✔Need |careful |selection |of |cases |

Need |careful |selection |of |controls

Bias |(selection, |observation, |& |recall)

Hard |to |establish |temporal |relationship

Cannot |estimate |incidence |or |rate |at |which |a |disease |develops

How |do |you |choose |your |STUDY |SAMPLE |for |a |CASE |CONTROL |STUDY? |(and |what |are |those |groups) |- |correct |answer |✔You |need |an |exposure |and |comparison |group

Exposure |group:

|Common |risk |factors |- |general |population |(e.g., |Framingham |Study) |Rare |risk |factors |- |special |exposure |cohort |(e.g., |soldiers |exposed |to |agent |orange)

Comparison |group: |

Similar |on |all |other |factors |that |might |affect |outcome

Select |subjects |on |the |basis |of |outcome

Cases |_________ |disease |Controls |are |_______ |of |disease |- |correct |answer |✔Have |& |Free

Are |CASE |CONTROL |STUDIES |retrospective |or |prospective |in |time? |- |correct |answer |✔Investigation |is |retrospective |in |time

What |type |of |study |design |is |best |for |diseases |with |long |latency |period? |-

|correct |answer |✔Case |Control |Studies

Selection |Bias |- |correct |answer |✔select |cases |or |controls |and |some |drop |out |- leaving |groups |not |comparable