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What is illness?
What is illness?
- A medically diagnosed condition curable through biomedical treatments.
- The personal experience of feeling unwell, heavily influenced by social context. (correct)
- Using medicine to improve or enhance oneself.
- Social actions taken as a result of illness or disease
What is aspirational health?
What is aspirational health?
- The personal experience of feeling unwell, heavily influenced by social context.
- Social actions taken as a result of illness or disease
- A medically diagnosed condition curable through biomedical treatments.
- Using medicine to improve or enhance oneself. (correct)
What is sickness?
What is sickness?
- A medically diagnosed condition curable through biomedical treatments.
- Social actions taken as a result of illness or disease (correct)
- The personal experience of feeling unwell, heavily influenced by social context.
- Using medicine to improve or enhance oneself.
What is neo-liberal health promotion?
What is neo-liberal health promotion?
What is the medical care system based on?
What is the medical care system based on?
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Study Notes
- Meanings of illness, sickness, and disease are socially constructed.
- Disease is diagnosed by a physician and curable through biomedical treatments.
- Illness is the personal experience of feeling unwell, heavily influenced by social context.
- Sickness refers to social actions taken as a result of illness or disease.
- Aspirational health involves using medicine to improve or enhance oneself.
- People can act sick without having a medical diagnosis.
- Illness, sickness, and disease are socially constructed experiences.
- Cultural variations exist in the experience of being ill.
- Neo-liberal health promotion assumes individuals are responsible for staying well.
- The medical care system is based on aggressive intervention once a disease has been detected.
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