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not the mere absence of disease, it is complete physical and social well being |
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the science of preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting physical health through organized community efforts |
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What are the seven characteristics of public health solutions? |
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1.not hazardous to life 2.effective in reducing target condition 3.easily and effectively implemented 4.potency maintained for a substantial time 5.attainable regardless of status 6.effective immediately 7.inexpensive and within means of community |
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What is the patient in terms of pubic health? |
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What is the exam in terms of public health? |
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What is the diagnosis in terms of public health? |
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What is the treatment planning in terms of public health? |
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What is treatment in terms of public health? |
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What is fee/payment in terms of public health? |
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What is patient evaluation in terms of public health? |
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What are the four agencies of the department of health and human services? (DHHS) |
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1.Administration on aging(AOA) 2.Administration for children and families (ACF) 3.Centers for medicals and medicaid services(CMS) 4.Public health service) |
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Which of these 4 agencies has more agencies under it? |
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public health services(PHS) |
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Medicare is for BLANK people, medicaid is for BLANK people. |
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Medicare is for old people, medicaid is for poor people. |
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What are the core functions of public health agencies? |
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-assessment -policy development -assurance |
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What are the 6 functions of public health? |
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-prevents epidemics -protects against environmental hazards -prevents injuries -promotes and encourages healthy behaviors -responds to disasters and assists communities in recovery -ensures quality and accessibility of health services |
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What are the ten greatest public health accomplishments of the 20th century? |
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See page 11 1.decline in coronary heart disease deaths 2.acknowledgment of tobacco as a health hazard 3.vaccines(smallpox, measles, mumps, ruebella) 4.car safety/no drinking and driving 5.control of infectious diseases, clean water 6.40% reduction in job injuries 7.cleaner and healthier food 8.improved prenatal care 9.greater access to contraceptives 10.fluoride in water |
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What are the six roles of the dental hygienist |
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1.service provider/clinician 2.health educator/wellness promoter 3.consultant/resource person 4.consumer advocate/change agent 5.researcher 6.administrator/manager |
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