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NATS-Test1

natural science test 1

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Define Health a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being.
Define Disease an abnormal condition affecting the body of an organism
6 Domains of Wellness spiritual, intellectual, occupational, physical, social, emotional
example of 6 domains of wellness going from summer back to school
Define Wellness purposeful and enjoyable living that requires personal accountability
4 elements of Lalonde Report HHEL: human biology, health care organizations, environment, lifestyle
Who did the Lalonde Report target? medical leaders
What did the Lalonde Report try to change? persuade medical leaders to rethink treatment-focused practices
What is Health for All Document? health support for all Canadians and large sums of money was used to treat preventable diseases
Health for All Document had what 3 challenges? reducing inequities, increasing people's ability to cope, increasing prevention effort
What did Health for All Document promote? self care, mutual aid, healthy environments
What is an actor? someone or something that is involved in health
Explain the actor network theory. people and technology involved in health such as individuals, government, non-governmental organizations, communities, industries, professions in health care
Gynecologist deals with pregnancy, childbirth, and recovery. diagnose and treat disorders that affect the female reproductive organs
Dermatologist specialized in skin physiology and pathology diagnosis and treatment
Family Practitioners help diagnose long-term health issues that are passed on through the generations
Orthopedic Doctor specialized in correcting injuries of the skeletal, muscle, joints and ligaments
Urologist specialize in diagnosis and treatment of problems involving the urinary system
Pediatricians specialize in care of infants and children
Endocrinologist specialize in glands and hormones and related disorders ex diabetes
Oncologist specialize in cancer diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of tumours
Allopathic scientific based medicine
Alternative based on cultural practices that have not been investigated scientifically ex. acupuncture, naturopathy
Complimentary treatment therapy is done alongside or in addition to conventional medicine (allopathic)
Iridiology specialized in eye responses
Homeopathy using diluted substances to strengthen body
Naturopathy herbs, diet, life style changes
Therapeutic Touch Non-contact floating hands to have the patient feeling different
Relationship between environmental, social and political factors in health part of social determinants of health
Factors of health include income inequality, job security, working environmental conditions, housing and food security, education
5 Steps to scientific investigations observation, formulate hypothesis, design and implement experiment, analyze data
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