Health prep 1- external exams concepts

Salutogenesis is a medical approach focusing on factors that ...................human health and well-being, rather than on factors that cause disease (pathogenesis).

• influence

• change

• support and/ or create

• diminish

The ability to bounce back or try again after something changes or you fail is called...

• Resilience

• Flexibility

• Persistence

• Empathy.

In a context analysis, significant determinants identified are:

• completely outside your control

• all the barriers that create an issue

• the factors that have the most relevant influence out of many and shape health either positively or negatively

• the reasons individuals or populations get sick

When parents experience stress or joy, so do children, and when children experience stress and joy, so do parents. What life course perspective does this represent?

• Agency control

• Linked lives

• How the past shapes the future

• Geographical location

The people, situations, or events that cause stress are:

• habits

• a bad day

• resistance resources

• stressors

Ways to improve social connectedness are:

• Join social media and friend people

• engage with volunteering, join a group or explore a new activity

• be active and authentic

• stay friends with graduating peers

Equity is

• giving everybody the same thing to have access

• about equal distribution of resources

• an element of life course perspective

• giving everybody the "something" that they need to have fair access

The river of life metaphor acknowledges that :

• resources can move a person towards a position of ease or disease

• resources can can be barriers or enablers

• that due to diversity, everyones 'rivers' and abilities as 'swimmers' is unique

• all of the above

The stage of stress where the body tries to adapt to stress

• alarm
• resistance
• exhaustion
• none of the above

The social ecological model states that behaviour has multiple layers of influencing factors: individual ,relationship, community and societal. What level of influence does personal history and health behaviours belong to

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• Community

• Relationship

• individual

• Societal