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What is the primary feature of passive acquired immunity?
What is the primary feature of passive acquired immunity?
- It allows for the development of long-term immunity.
- It requires the recipient's immune system to produce antibodies.
- It is solely dependent on vaccinations for effectiveness.
- It involves transferring antibodies from one individual to another. (correct)
Which of the following best describes illness behavior?
Which of the following best describes illness behavior?
- The cultural factors influencing how illness is recognized and treated.
- The hereditary components that contribute to disease susceptibility.
- The actions individuals take in response to perceived health threats. (correct)
- The process by which individuals seek economic assistance for medical needs.
How might economic variables affect a person's health behavior?
How might economic variables affect a person's health behavior?
- They can lead to increased trust in medical institutions.
- They can delay treatment due to financial constraints. (correct)
- They might encourage prompt treatment of all health claims.
- They have no impact on health-related decisions.
What role does cultural background play in illness behavior?
What role does cultural background play in illness behavior?
What distinguishes needs from wants?
What distinguishes needs from wants?
What might social support provide to someone dealing with illness?
What might social support provide to someone dealing with illness?
Which level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs is associated with affection, love, and attention?
Which level of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs is associated with affection, love, and attention?
What kind of system is being viewed in the concept of man with respect to homeostasis?
What kind of system is being viewed in the concept of man with respect to homeostasis?
Which need involves regular contact with trusted individuals?
Which need involves regular contact with trusted individuals?
Risa seeks inner peace and meaning through meditation and nature. This perspective aligns with which concept of man?
Risa seeks inner peace and meaning through meditation and nature. This perspective aligns with which concept of man?
Which option represents the core of man's desires and ambitions?
Which option represents the core of man's desires and ambitions?
What type of needs include sleep, air, and clothing?
What type of needs include sleep, air, and clothing?
Who is credited with developing the Hierarchy of Needs?
Who is credited with developing the Hierarchy of Needs?
Which of the following aspects is NOT one of the three essential needs for man's survival?
Which of the following aspects is NOT one of the three essential needs for man's survival?
Which level of needs focuses on the desire to accomplish personal potential?
Which level of needs focuses on the desire to accomplish personal potential?
What does homeostasis primarily signal about an individual’s health?
What does homeostasis primarily signal about an individual’s health?
In the context of Risa's approach, which of these methods is least likely associated with her pursuit of inner peace?
In the context of Risa's approach, which of these methods is least likely associated with her pursuit of inner peace?
What characterizes Safety Needs in Maslow's framework?
What characterizes Safety Needs in Maslow's framework?
Which type of needs are considered the most basic for survival according to Maslow’s Hierarchy?
Which type of needs are considered the most basic for survival according to Maslow’s Hierarchy?
Which needs must be satisfied first according to Maslow's Hierarchy?
Which needs must be satisfied first according to Maslow's Hierarchy?
What is a key characteristic of the holistic approach to understanding man?
What is a key characteristic of the holistic approach to understanding man?
Which option correctly identifies the basic unit of society?
Which option correctly identifies the basic unit of society?
What type of family consists of parents and their biological children?
What type of family consists of parents and their biological children?
Which definition best describes a community?
Which definition best describes a community?
Which type of family includes only one parent and their children?
Which type of family includes only one parent and their children?
Which of the following is NOT a function typically associated with the family?
Which of the following is NOT a function typically associated with the family?
A family structure that includes parents, children, and other relatives is known as what type of family?
A family structure that includes parents, children, and other relatives is known as what type of family?
What is the major distinction between a population and a community?
What is the major distinction between a population and a community?
Which of the following best describes an adolescent family?
Which of the following best describes an adolescent family?
Which principle emphasizes the need for genuine involvement of the community in health services?
Which principle emphasizes the need for genuine involvement of the community in health services?
Which characteristic is best associated with primary healthcare?
Which characteristic is best associated with primary healthcare?
What is a key strategy for improving health outcomes in primary healthcare?
What is a key strategy for improving health outcomes in primary healthcare?
What does the principle of accessibility in primary healthcare primarily ensure?
What does the principle of accessibility in primary healthcare primarily ensure?
Which outcome is most closely linked to increasing self-reliance in health services?
Which outcome is most closely linked to increasing self-reliance in health services?
Which of the following directly corresponds with the term 'intersectoral involvement' in primary healthcare?
Which of the following directly corresponds with the term 'intersectoral involvement' in primary healthcare?
Which strategy outlined in primary healthcare focuses on the development of capabilities?
Which strategy outlined in primary healthcare focuses on the development of capabilities?
What is the relationship between health and development in primary healthcare?
What is the relationship between health and development in primary healthcare?
Study Notes
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
- Hierarchy consists of five levels: Physiological, Safety, Love and Belongingness, Self-Esteem, and Self-Actualization.
- Physiological Needs: Basic requirements for survival—food, water, shelter, sleep, and clothing.
- Safety Needs: Protection from harm and assurance of security.
- Love and Belongingness Needs: Desire for affectionate relationships and connections.
- Self-Esteem Needs: Includes self-respect, confidence, and recognition from others.
- Self-Actualization Needs: The pursuit of personal growth and peak experiences to achieve full potential.
Human Needs
- Needs are essential for survival and categorized as biological, psychosocial, and spiritual.
- Needs drive people towards achieving health and functionality.
- Wants are non-essential desires that enhance quality of life but are not necessary for survival.
Family Structures
- Family Types:
- Nuclear Family: Two parents and their children.
- Single-Parent Family: One parent raising their offspring.
- Extended Family: Includes additional relatives beyond the nuclear unit.
- Community is the basic social unit that encompasses families and their relationships.
Concept of Health
- Health is viewed as a balance of physical, mental, and social well-being.
- Illness behavior defines how individuals perceive, monitor, and respond to their health condition.
Primary Health Care (PHC)
- PHC principles emphasize accessibility, availability, acceptability, affordability, and appropriateness of health services.
- Community participation is crucial for effective healthcare delivery.
- Strategies include self-reliance, social mobilization, and decentering health services to local levels.
Immunity
- Passive Acquired Immunity: Resistance passed on to a recipient through "ready-made" antibodies rather than the body producing its own.
- Highlights the importance of understanding immunity in the prevention of illnesses.
Social Support and Health
- Social support systems help clients recognize health threats and encourage positive health behaviors.
- Economic constraints can impact an individual's ability to seek medical care.
Psychological Perspective on Individuality
- Individuality reflects personal wishes and desires, encompassing concepts like intellect, heart, will, and soul.
- Recognizing individual perspectives aids in addressing diverse needs in health and well-being.
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This quiz explores the concepts of needs and wants as described in psychology. It covers different types of needs such as physiological, safety, self-esteem, and love/belonging. Test your understanding of how these elements contribute to one's quality of life.
