Health

Health

• 1.
  Lifespan approach
• 3.
  MORTALITY MORBIDITY  Accidents  Infectious  Malignant neoplasms  Sore throats, URI  Suicide  Chronic  Homicide  asthma,allergies, DM  Diseases of heart  Emotional  Congenital anomalies  Depression, anxiety  Sexual issues  Periods  Contraception  STDs/UTI
• 4.
  MORTALITY  Malignant neoplasms  Accidents MORBIDITY  Diseases of heart  Sexual/ Pregnancy  Suicide  Infectious  HIV  Chronic diseases  Homicide  Behavior  Obesity  substance abuse
• 5.
  MORTALITY  Malig neoplasms  Heart/CV disease MORBIDITY Diabetes Chronic respiratory (COPD)  Heart /CV dx Chronic liver dx  Hypertension Accidents  DM HIV  Obesity/back pain/ arthritis Suicide  Infections  Menopause/ STD  Mental disorders
• 6.
  MORTALITY  Heart disease  Malig neoplasms MORBIDITY  CV disease  Chronic lower resp (COPD)  Arthritis  Altzheimers  Visual and hearing loss  Influenza and pneumonia  Osteoporosis  Pneumonia
• 8.
  Identification and controlof risk factors to prevent disease before it happens
• 9.
   Immunizations  History  Personal  Family  Assess behavior  Diet/ exercise/ coping skills  Physical Exam
• 10.
  “early diagnosis toprevent or reduce morbidity and mortality”
• 11.
   Screening tests  Cancer  Diseases  Education  Exercise, calcium  Behavior modification  Medication
• 12.
   Who needs it?  Primary prevention  Folic acid  Diabetes control  Secondary prevention  Hypertension  Epilepsy  General health