0
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Normal illness
A
For example childrens infectious disease
1
Q
What is illness?
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- Subjective experience and will be define and responded to differently by different people
2
Q
Real illness
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Major life threatening disease
3
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Health problems that are not an illness
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Conditions with ageing or reproduction etc
4
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3 Groups of Illness
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1) Normal illness
2) Real illness
3) Health Problems that arent illness
IGS
flashcards
Decks in class (33)
# Cards
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Health Belief Model - Hochbaum, Rosenstock and Kegels (1950s)4
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Lay Health Beliefs5
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Adherence3
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Transtheoretical Model - Prochaska and DiClement (1982)10
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Health Seeking Behaviour - Zola (1973)2
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Sick Role Model - Talcott Parsons (1950s)7
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Illness Behaviour - Mechanic and Volkart (1960)3
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Social Class - Blaxter and Paterson3
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Stereotype, Discrimination and Prejudice9
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Stigma - Erving Goffman6
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Race, Culture and Ethnic Group3
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Biographical Disruption - Bury (1991)3
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Illness Narratives4
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Personality Types and Stress9
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Anxiety7
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Coping Strategies - Kubler-Ross6
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Quality of Life4
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Role of Carers - Twigg and Atkin (1991)8
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Psycho-Social Model2
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Biomedical Model3
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Classical Conditioning - Pavlov (1849-1936)6
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Complimentary Therapies/Folk Medicine7
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Personalities4
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Parent-Infant Attachment - Bowlby (1951), Freud and Oepidus6
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Cognitive Development - Piaget 19524
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Illness5
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Disease, Health and Illness2
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Terminology10
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Stress Coping Paradigm - Lazarus 19835
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Self Regulatory Model2
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Disability Coping Model4
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Immunisations7
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Compliance, Adherence and Concordance3
