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Which factor is NOT considered a risk factor in healthy ageing?
Which factor is NOT considered a risk factor in healthy ageing?
- Chronic sleep patterns (correct)
- Heavy drinking
- Social isolation
- Physical inactivity
What is one of the goals of Australia’s National Preventative Health Strategy?
What is one of the goals of Australia’s National Preventative Health Strategy?
- To reduce the average lifespan of Australians
- To eliminate smoking completely
- To provide free healthcare for everyone
- To improve the health and wellbeing of all Australians (correct)
Which of the following is categorized as a structural determinant of health?
Which of the following is categorized as a structural determinant of health?
- Employment status
- Service provision (correct)
- High blood pressure
- Lack of social support
Which socioeconomic factor is not explicitly mentioned as a risk factor for poor health outcomes?
Which socioeconomic factor is not explicitly mentioned as a risk factor for poor health outcomes?
What health risk is associated with high blood glucose levels?
What health risk is associated with high blood glucose levels?
Which type of health literacy issue is considered a barrier to healthy ageing?
Which type of health literacy issue is considered a barrier to healthy ageing?
What impact do low socioeconomic conditions generally have on health?
What impact do low socioeconomic conditions generally have on health?
Which of the following conditions is NOT linked to high cholesterol levels?
Which of the following conditions is NOT linked to high cholesterol levels?
Which economic factor can hinder one's health due to financial constraints?
Which economic factor can hinder one's health due to financial constraints?
What is a potential outcome of social inequality in relation to health?
What is a potential outcome of social inequality in relation to health?
Which factor is categorized under Economic protective factors?
Which factor is categorized under Economic protective factors?
What is the primary goal of tertiary prevention strategies?
What is the primary goal of tertiary prevention strategies?
What is one identified benefit of telehealth as a structural protective factor?
What is one identified benefit of telehealth as a structural protective factor?
Which primary prevention strategy is highlighted as effective for skin cancer?
Which primary prevention strategy is highlighted as effective for skin cancer?
What trend regarding suntan preferences was noted from the Australian skin cancer prevention campaigns?
What trend regarding suntan preferences was noted from the Australian skin cancer prevention campaigns?
What aspect of digital protective factors aids in health communication?
What aspect of digital protective factors aids in health communication?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of quaternary prevention?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of quaternary prevention?
Which protective factor directly relates to education?
Which protective factor directly relates to education?
Which age group saw a reduction in melanoma rates due to skin cancer prevention measures?
Which age group saw a reduction in melanoma rates due to skin cancer prevention measures?
Which of the following represents a social protective factor?
Which of the following represents a social protective factor?
Study Notes
Risk Factors in Healthy Ageing
- Smoking, heavy drinking, physical inactivity, depression, social isolation, fair or poor perceived health, and low socioeconomic status are all risk factors for healthy ageing.
Australia's Report Card: National Preventative Health Strategy
- The National Preventative Health Strategy aims to improve the health and well-being of all Australians.
- The strategy focuses on different determinants of health, including social, economic, biomedical, and structural factors.
- Social determinants include aspects like family and social participation, housing, and socioeconomic disadvantage.
- Economic determinants include factors like employment, income, and financial security.
- Biomedical determinants relate to biological factors such as high blood pressure, cholesterol, blood glucose levels, and genetic predispositions.
- Structural determinants involve service provision, health literacy, healthcare costs, and access to healthcare.
Protective Factors
- Protective factors support healthy ageing.
- Social protective factors include supportive family relationships, early childhood experiences, and social participation.
- Economic protective factors include education, employment, and financial security.
- Structural protective factors encompass universal healthcare, high-quality, affordable healthcare, and access to healthcare in various geographic locations.
- Digital protective factors involve telehealth, digital platforms, and online access to health information and updates.
Prevention Strategies
- Primary prevention aims to prevent the occurrence of diseases or conditions.
- Secondary prevention focuses on early intervention after a condition has begun.
- Tertiary prevention aims to prevent complications or secondary chronic conditions.
- Quaternary prevention seeks to enhance the functional capacities of individuals living with chronic conditions.
Real World Prevention Example
- The "Slip! Slop! Slap! Sun Smart Program" is an example of a successful sun safety campaign in Australia.
- The program has influenced Australians' attitudes and behaviors regarding sun safety.
- As a result, sunscreen, hats, and protective clothing usage have increased.
- Suntan preferences have decreased from 60% to 38%.
- Melanoma rates have decreased among Australians over 40.
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This quiz explores the various risk factors affecting healthy ageing, including lifestyle choices and socioeconomic influences. It also highlights the National Preventative Health Strategy in Australia, which aims to enhance health and well-being through understanding social, economic, and biomedical factors. Test your knowledge on these critical aspects of health and ageing.
