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What are some public health campaigns against obesity?
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Environment
Genetics Congruence (Genuineness)
Behavior Empathy
Culture Unconditional Positive regard
Health related
, Drugs and Alcohol - Making healthier choices
Age related - NHS Digital Weight
problems Medical Management Programme
Illness - NHS Diabetes Prevention
Environmental factors Programme
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What interventions and campaigns are there for obesity?
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- Weight management services
- Patient education: Making every contact count, eatwell guide,
discussions around increased exercise, diet, salt and sugar reduction.
- Health check: BP, Pulse, cholesterol blood testing, weight check/BMI
- NHS Digital Weight Management programme
- Food labelling
- Feeding out and about
- Lack of privacy at home
- Sexualization of breasts
- Expectation it will be difficult
- Return to work
- Cultural norm to bottle-feed
- Not enough milk
, - Heart rate (Goes down with age):
<1 = 110-150
1-5 = 90-120
5-12 = 80-120
12+ = 70-100
- BP Systolic (Goes up with age):
<1 = 70-90
1-5 = 80-100
5-12 = 90-115
12- Adult = 100-120
Adult = 100-140
- Urine
Adult = 0.5ml/kg/hr Child
= 1ml/kg/hr
I1n. Nfaenvt e=r2rme-ls/hkgea/hthr a needle
2.Dispose of sharps immediately in a sharps bin
3. If struggling to remove a needle cap, dispose of it and try again with a
new needle.
4. Prep for an injection must be in a clean area
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What is menopause, when does it occur and what are the
symptoms?
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, - The period of life when prompted by hormonal changes, ovulation and
menstruation cease. Estrogen production declines.
- Normally occurs between the ages of 49-52
Period must be gone for at least 1 year
- Headache, increase in breast pain, joint soreness, back pain and
hot flushes.
- Weight management services
- Patient education: Making every contact count, eatwell guide,
discussions around increased exercise, diet, salt and sugar reduction.
- Health check: BP, Pulse, cholesterol blood testing, weight check/BMI
- NHS Digital Weight Management programme
- Food labelling
- GPs
- Health visitors
- Community children's nurses
- Learning disability nurses
- Community Mental Health Nurses
- Social workers
- Family Support Workers
- Voluntary agencies, including support groups i.e. Acacia
- Healthy Minds (West Midlands)
- Prolactin: Triggered by suckling/nuzzling which acts on lactocytes to make
milk. It also suppresses ovulation
- Oxytocin 'Cuddle' hormone: Triggered by suckling and positive thoughts and
triggers the ejection of milk.
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ANSWERS VERIFIED 100% CORRECT TO
PASS!!
1 of 55
Term
What are some public health campaigns against obesity?
Give this one a try later!
Environment
Genetics Congruence (Genuineness)
Behavior Empathy
Culture Unconditional Positive regard
Health related
, Drugs and Alcohol - Making healthier choices
Age related - NHS Digital Weight
problems Medical Management Programme
Illness - NHS Diabetes Prevention
Environmental factors Programme
Don't know?
2 of 55
Term
What interventions and campaigns are there for obesity?
Give this one a try later!
- Weight management services
- Patient education: Making every contact count, eatwell guide,
discussions around increased exercise, diet, salt and sugar reduction.
- Health check: BP, Pulse, cholesterol blood testing, weight check/BMI
- NHS Digital Weight Management programme
- Food labelling
- Feeding out and about
- Lack of privacy at home
- Sexualization of breasts
- Expectation it will be difficult
- Return to work
- Cultural norm to bottle-feed
- Not enough milk
, - Heart rate (Goes down with age):
<1 = 110-150
1-5 = 90-120
5-12 = 80-120
12+ = 70-100
- BP Systolic (Goes up with age):
<1 = 70-90
1-5 = 80-100
5-12 = 90-115
12- Adult = 100-120
Adult = 100-140
- Urine
Adult = 0.5ml/kg/hr Child
= 1ml/kg/hr
I1n. Nfaenvt e=r2rme-ls/hkgea/hthr a needle
2.Dispose of sharps immediately in a sharps bin
3. If struggling to remove a needle cap, dispose of it and try again with a
new needle.
4. Prep for an injection must be in a clean area
Don't know?
3 of 55
Term
What is menopause, when does it occur and what are the
symptoms?
Give this one a try later!
, - The period of life when prompted by hormonal changes, ovulation and
menstruation cease. Estrogen production declines.
- Normally occurs between the ages of 49-52
Period must be gone for at least 1 year
- Headache, increase in breast pain, joint soreness, back pain and
hot flushes.
- Weight management services
- Patient education: Making every contact count, eatwell guide,
discussions around increased exercise, diet, salt and sugar reduction.
- Health check: BP, Pulse, cholesterol blood testing, weight check/BMI
- NHS Digital Weight Management programme
- Food labelling
- GPs
- Health visitors
- Community children's nurses
- Learning disability nurses
- Community Mental Health Nurses
- Social workers
- Family Support Workers
- Voluntary agencies, including support groups i.e. Acacia
- Healthy Minds (West Midlands)
- Prolactin: Triggered by suckling/nuzzling which acts on lactocytes to make
milk. It also suppresses ovulation
- Oxytocin 'Cuddle' hormone: Triggered by suckling and positive thoughts and
triggers the ejection of milk.
Don't know?
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