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SOCY 3052 Test Exam Questions & Answers 2023/2024 Talcott parsons, The social system, 1951 - ANSWER-- the sick role: appropriate norms, values, and behaviors for the sick person and others. Because of this people were motivated to get healthy and escape the deviant nature of illness - physic...

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Talcott parsons, The social system, 1951 - ANSWER-- the sick role: appropriate norms, values, and
behaviors for the sick person and others. Because of this people were motivated to get healthy and
escape the deviant nature of illness



- physicians exerted a social role and labeled illness and deviant and worked to return to healthy state



sociologist OF medicine - ANSWER-study medical environment from a sociological perspective.



- focus on health organizations, norms, values, and beliefs.



- work in colleges and universities



sociologist IN medicine - ANSWER-applied research motivated by medical problems



- work with physicians and other health personnel



- CDC, US department of health & human services



WHO definition of health - ANSWER-a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not
merely the absence of disease or infirmity



Primitive humans ideas about health - ANSWER-magic both causes and cures illness

- evil spirits cause illness



trepanation used in neolithic age (4000 years ago)

- drill hole in skull to release evil spirit

,Hippocrates, Ancient Greece (400 bc) ideas about health - ANSWER-hippocrates oath

- physicians help sick, do no harm, maintain confidentiality



empirically based medicine

- reject idea of supernatural; rely on rational thought



social determinants of health - ANSWER-- lifestyles, living and working environments



-Socioeconomic status

income, education, occupation (fundamental causes of health and longevity)

poverty, unemployment



-Stress



-Economic, political, geographic & religious factors

government policies and benefits

business cycles, unemployment trends



Stage 2 - ANSWER-deaths declined during the 1850's-1900's due to declines in infectious diseases

- better diets, housing, public sanitation



Stage 3 - ANSWER-treat chronic diseases

- diagnostic techniques, surgical procedures, drugs

- heart transplants, chemo therapy



Stage 4 - ANSWER-lifestyles become increasingly important

- diets & exercise

, key reasons for the US health & longevity disadvantages - ANSWER-- access to healthcare

- gun violence

- food

- government subsidies

- mental health

- inequality

- exercise

- preventative health

- cigarettes, alcohol, and drug use



Important examples of bioethics - ANSWER-- nazi doctors conducted gruesome medical experiments in
wwII concentration camps



- Tuskegee syphilis study, Alabama, 1932-1972. Rural black men who had syphilis were not treated



factors that contributed to the reemergence of infectious diseases - ANSWER-- globalization of travel &
trade

- urbanization

- global warming and climate change



Natural causes that contributed to the reemergence of infectious diseases - ANSWER-- antibiotic
resistance

- pesticide-resistant insects

- new diseases uncovered by ecological disturbances (ebola)



Epidemiology - ANSWER-- interdisciplinary

- focus on origin and distribution of diseases

- increase focus on:

chronic conditions (heart disease, cancer)

unhealthy behaviors ( smoking, diet, inactivity, drinking, drug abuse)

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