Wellness and health promotion

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Objectives Describe quality of life and list some measures used to

Objectives

Describe quality of life and list some
measures used to describe

quality of
life.

List the differences in health status
that cannot be explained by biological
or physiological differences.

C. Define mortality, morbidity and rate.

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Quality of Life General Sense of Happiness and Satisfaction And Contentment

Quality of Life

General Sense of Happiness and Satisfaction
And Contentment

Hard to

Measure

Personal sense of physical and mental health
Assessments of “very good”, “good”, “fair” or
“poor”.
Number of sick days.

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How To Lead Flourishing Lives? Scarcity/Poverty: Can cause increased health risks,

How To Lead Flourishing Lives?

Scarcity/Poverty: Can cause increased health risks,

high levels of stress, tunneling
(narrow focus) and dysfunction.
Flourishing: Manageable stress, adequate
resources, caring and respectful
relationships, happiness.
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To Increase Life Expectancy and Quality of Life…People Need Knowledge Motivation

To Increase Life Expectancy and
Quality of Life…People Need

Knowledge

Motivation

Opportunities

Resources

Life expectancy is

the average
number of years lived after
birth.
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Mortality Number of deaths that occur at a specific time, in

Mortality

Number of deaths that occur at a specific time,
in a

specific group, from a specific cause.

Texas and U.S Mortality Rates in 2015

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Morbidity Number of people with a specific disease, during a specific period, in a specific location.

Morbidity

Number of people with a specific disease,
during a specific period,

in a specific
location.
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Rates Formula that divides the number of events (cases) occurring in

Rates

Formula that divides the number of events
(cases) occurring in a population

by the
number of individuals in the population.
occurred, usually expressed as a decimal.

Mortality Rate = Number of Deaths/Population
Morbidity Rate = Number of cases/Population

Morbidity Rates

Rates provide much
more information than
number of cases.

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Health Disparities Differences in the health of people that is not

Health Disparities

Differences in the health of people that is not
due to

biological or genetic differences are
called disparities.

Disparities are usually caused by:
● gender ● race/ethnicity
● education ● income
● disability ● location

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Disparities Due to Gender Longer Life Expectancy Lower Death Rates Lower

Disparities Due to Gender

Longer Life Expectancy Lower Death Rates
Lower Rates of Intentional

Injuries
Higher Rates of Lung Cancer
Higher Rates of Alzheimer’s Disease
Higher Rates of Depression

Women Generally Have

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Disparities Due to Race/Ethnicity African Americans Hispanics Infant Mortality Complications of

Disparities Due to Race/Ethnicity

African Americans Hispanics

Infant Mortality Complications of
Heart Disease Diabetes
Prostate Cancer Obesity
Hypertension

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Disparities Due to Income Fair or Poor Perceived Health Low Income High Income

Disparities Due to Income

Fair or Poor Perceived Health

Low Income High Income

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Relationship Between Education and Income Over a 30 year career the

Relationship Between
Education and Income

Over a 30 year career
the increase in

salary between
a HS drop out and graduate is
$513,000

Increase between HS
and college graduate $249, 840

Increase between
college and
post-graduate
$552,660

Lifetime Earnings Gain
$1,315,500

Drop Out

Graduate Degree

HS Graduate

College Graduate

Graduate Degree

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Race/Ethnicity of Persons Living Below the Poverty Level

Race/Ethnicity of Persons Living Below
the Poverty Level

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Educational Attainment by Race/Ethnicity

Educational Attainment
by Race/Ethnicity

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Disparities Due to Disabilities Activity Limitations Weight Control Access to Health Care

Disparities Due to Disabilities

Activity Limitations Weight Control
Access to Health Care