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What condition is most commonly associated with the observed fusion in the spine?
What condition is most commonly associated with the observed fusion in the spine?
- Old infection
- Congenital fusion
- Ankylosing spondylitis (correct)
- DISH
Which of the following conditions is the least likely to cause swelling in the legs and ankles?
Which of the following conditions is the least likely to cause swelling in the legs and ankles?
- Renal failure
- Deep vein thrombosis (correct)
- Congestive cardiac failure
- Liver failure
Which biochemical finding is most likely to be present in chronic renal failure?
Which biochemical finding is most likely to be present in chronic renal failure?
- Low serum phosphate
- Increased parathyroid hormone (correct)
- Hypokalaemia
- High serum sodium
Which term best describes factors that impact individual and population health?
Which term best describes factors that impact individual and population health?
What is the main cause of bilateral leg and ankle oedema in patients?
What is the main cause of bilateral leg and ankle oedema in patients?
What typical blood parameter is expected to be elevated in chronic renal failure?
What typical blood parameter is expected to be elevated in chronic renal failure?
What is the role of parathyroid hormone in the context of renal failure?
What is the role of parathyroid hormone in the context of renal failure?
Which of the following would most likely indicate a chronic condition affecting kidney function?
Which of the following would most likely indicate a chronic condition affecting kidney function?
What is the most likely underlying cause for congenital fusion observed in patients?
What is the most likely underlying cause for congenital fusion observed in patients?
Which condition is most typically associated with affecting upper motor neurones only?
Which condition is most typically associated with affecting upper motor neurones only?
Which of the following is the least likely cause of bilateral leg and ankle oedema?
Which of the following is the least likely cause of bilateral leg and ankle oedema?
Which vitamin is least likely to be deficient in people?
Which vitamin is least likely to be deficient in people?
What is the primary purpose of empathic psychoeducation for patients with somatic symptom disorder?
What is the primary purpose of empathic psychoeducation for patients with somatic symptom disorder?
What best describes Public Health?
What best describes Public Health?
Which of the following conditions is most directly related to chronic venous congestion in the lower limbs?
Which of the following conditions is most directly related to chronic venous congestion in the lower limbs?
What best characterizes the common causes of leg and ankle oedema?
What best characterizes the common causes of leg and ankle oedema?
Which vitamin is the active form known as tetrahydrofolate?
Which vitamin is the active form known as tetrahydrofolate?
What vitamin is primarily stored in the adrenal glands?
What vitamin is primarily stored in the adrenal glands?
Which demographic group has a higher prevalence of conversion disorder?
Which demographic group has a higher prevalence of conversion disorder?
What was the prevalence of back pain in Australia from 2014-2015?
What was the prevalence of back pain in Australia from 2014-2015?
Which of the following is not a symptom of scurvy?
Which of the following is not a symptom of scurvy?
Another name for Vitamin B7 is?
Another name for Vitamin B7 is?
In which condition is a Vitamin B12 deficiency least likely to occur?
In which condition is a Vitamin B12 deficiency least likely to occur?
A deficiency of which vitamin is associated with unusual distributions of facial subcutaneous fat?
A deficiency of which vitamin is associated with unusual distributions of facial subcutaneous fat?
Which vitamin is also known as Vitamin B9?
Which vitamin is also known as Vitamin B9?
Which substance is classified as a biosynthetic coenzyme rather than a vitamin?
Which substance is classified as a biosynthetic coenzyme rather than a vitamin?
Which disorder is not found in the DSM-5 under 'somatic symptom and related disorders'?
Which disorder is not found in the DSM-5 under 'somatic symptom and related disorders'?
Which condition is characterized by virilization symptoms developing shortly after puberty in females?
Which condition is characterized by virilization symptoms developing shortly after puberty in females?
What vitamin is referred to as tocopherol?
What vitamin is referred to as tocopherol?
Which condition would most likely be confused with osteitis pubis due to similar symptoms?
Which condition would most likely be confused with osteitis pubis due to similar symptoms?
What is the medical term for Vitamin B12?
What is the medical term for Vitamin B12?
Which condition is typically less prevalent than others but presents similarly in imaging results?
Which condition is typically less prevalent than others but presents similarly in imaging results?
Which vitamin is crucial for the synthesis of the light-absorbing pigment in the eye?
Which vitamin is crucial for the synthesis of the light-absorbing pigment in the eye?
Which nutrient is essential for the process of blood clotting?
Which nutrient is essential for the process of blood clotting?
What is the correct definition of morbidity?
What is the correct definition of morbidity?
Which factor is NOT modifiable in the prevention of chronic diseases?
Which factor is NOT modifiable in the prevention of chronic diseases?
What directly determines the formation of active vitamin D, 1,25-dihydrovitamin D3?
What directly determines the formation of active vitamin D, 1,25-dihydrovitamin D3?
Which of these is the most common comorbidity for chronic disease in individuals under 44 with back problems?
Which of these is the most common comorbidity for chronic disease in individuals under 44 with back problems?
Which of the following nutrients is NOT associated with the prevention of chronic diseases?
Which of the following nutrients is NOT associated with the prevention of chronic diseases?
Which is the main purpose of Vitamin E in the body?
Which is the main purpose of Vitamin E in the body?
Study Notes
Public Health
- Public health is a multi-dimensional field encompassing several health-related disciplines.
- It involves applying medical, social and allied disciplines in community activity to safeguard and advance the health of the population.
- It is about what a society does collectively to ensure the conditions under which people can be healthy.
Determinants of Health
- Factors that influence individual and population health are known as determinants of health.
Vitamin Deficiencies
- Pantothenic acid is rarely deficient in people.
- Vitamin B12 deficiency is not typically found in long-term anti-inflammatory use or chronic alcoholism.
Chronic Renal Failure
- Increased parathyroid hormone is a biochemical finding most likely associated with chronic renal failure.
Scurvy
- Possible symptoms or signs of scurvy include bleeding, softened bones, frequent infections and atherosclerosis.
Vitamin B9
- Another name for vitamin B9 is Folic acid.
- Tetrahydrofolate is the active form of vitamin B9.
Vitamin C
- Vitamin C is stored in the adrenal gland.
Back Pain
- In Australia, the prevalence of back pain in 2014-15 was 16%.
Conversion Disorder
- Conversion disorder is more common in young females.
Osteitis Pubis
- Erosions and sclerosis at the symphysis pubis are consistent with osteitis pubis or infection.
- Osteitis pubis is more likely than infection.
- The radiographic findings in the example above indicate osteitis pubis.
Degenerative Joint Disease
- Degenerative joint disease can cause increased sclerosis and hypertrophy of the facet joints.
- The radiographic changes at L5-S1 in the example above are likely due to degenerative joint disease.
Vitamin A
- Vitamin A is necessary for the synthesis of the light absorbing pigment in the eye.
- Vitamin A deficiency has been linked to night blindness.
Morbidity
- Morbidity relates to being unwell.
Vitamin D
- The concentration of parathyroid hormone in the blood directly determines the formation of active vitamin D, 1,25-dihydrovitamin D3.
Chronic Disease
- Chronic disease comorbidity in people with back problems under 44 years of age is most commonly associated with mental health..
- Modifiable factors to prevent chronic diseases include physical activity, reduction in obesity, diet modification.
- Immunizations are not considered a modifiable factor in chronic disease prevention.
Vitamin K
- Vitamin K is essential for blood clotting.
Biotin
- Biotin deficiency can lead to an unusual distribution of facial subcutaneous fat.
- Biotin is another name for vitamin B7.
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This quiz explores key concepts in public health, focusing on determinants of health, vitamin deficiencies, chronic renal failure, and specific health conditions like scurvy. Test your knowledge on how these elements interconnect to influence community health outcomes.