HSCI Midterm 1

Heart Disease, Malignant Neoplasms (cancer), Cerebrovascular Disease, Chronic Respiratory Disease, Unintentional Injury

The proportion of deaths to the population

Unintentional Injury, Homicide, Suicide, Malignant Neoplasms (Cancer), Heart Disease

The ability to perform normal activities of daily life.

The ability to control one's emotions, and able to express them freely when appropriate.

The belief in a supreme being through religion. On the other hand, it is also leading a balanced, fulfilling life.

The ability to create and maintain interpersonal relationships, adaptation to social situations, and act appropriately in social places.

The ability to think cognitively to solve problems, analyze critically, reason objectively, and learn from mistakes.

The appreciation for the external environment and the efforts to preserve, protect, and improve the environment.

Homicide is death caused by intent to injure or kill.

Sexual intimacy with another without their consent.

Sexual attention to someone without their consent in terms of personal performance or employment.

Poverty, Unemployment, Parental Influences, Political, social, ethnic, sexual, or religious differences, stress, discrimination, or substance abuse.

Use of force to control another in a home environment. Includes both harm and threat to harm.

Sexual penetration without victim's consent.

Carbon Dioxide is excessive in the atmosphere, causing a greenhouse effect around the surface, taking in solar heat and trapping some of it, warming the planet.

Sulfur burning (like coal or oil), fuel extraction from oil, metal extraction from ore.

Motor vehicle emission.

The belief system that each couple creates up to 2 offspring to replace them when they die, causing the population growth to stabilize.

The ever-changing process of achieving an individual's potential in the physical, social, emotional, mental, spiritual, and environmental dimensions.

Enabling factors are things that make it easy or difficult to make a health decision. Examples include convenient resources, skills, abilities, etc.

Reinforcing factors are things that either support or discourage a behavior. Examples include rewards, family support, or health provider costs.

Life experiences, knowledge, cultural and ethnic backgrounds are predisposing factors.

Shaping is to take small steps to reach a greater goal.

Visualization is to picture a goal in the mind to better prepare for it.

Presenting something positive following a behavior.

Primary aggression is a goal-directed, hostile assertion that is destructive in character.

Reactive aggression is a hostile emotional reaction due to frustrating life experiences.

Incidence is the number of new cases.

Prevalence is the number of existing cases?

Morbidity is the incidence of disease.

TENSION BUILDING, ACUTE BATTERING, REMORSE/RECONCILIATION

A case study is an observational study of an individual or small group of people to compare to the greater population.

A survey is an interview or questionnaire to determine statistical data for the greater population.

An experiment is a scientific study of biological or chemical properties to determine characteristics.

Original works, written when occurrence happened. Examples: scholarly journals, diaries, letters, works of literature.

Analytical works. Examples: magazines, newspapers, commentaries, biographical works.

Summaries of works. Examples: dictionary, encyclopedia, scholarly books, bibliography.

A condition characterized by plaque build-up in the inner linings of an artery.

A large group of diseases that are characterized by the uncontrollable growth and spread of abnormal cells.

They are suspected cancer-causing genes.

They are cancer-causing agents.

1. Increase the life expectancy, and 2. Eliminate health disparities.

Base statistic: 24%. Goal statistic: 12%. Current statistic: 20%.

Base statistic: 37%. Goal statistic: 100%. Current statistic: 64%.

Base statistic: 69%. Goal statistic: 92%. Current statistic: 82%.