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What percent of unintentional death occurs in 15-24 year olds? - ANSWER 75%

What is the leading cause of unintentional death for 15-24 year olds? - ANSWER car
crashes

-texting and driving

What is the difference between injury and disease? - ANSWER Injury - quick, acute

Disease - chronic, long-term

Define at what point something is considered an injury - ANSWER exceed level of
tolerance

If it can be _ it can be _ - ANSWER predicted, prevented

-no accidents, can be avoided

What percent of all unintentional injuries are related to mechanical/kinetic injuries -
ANSWER 75%

What is the difference between choking and strangulation - ANSWER Choking - internal,
food stuck in throat

Strangulation - external, hands around neck

Injury Prevention is known as ... - ANSWER The Neglected Epidemic

Define injury - ANSWER Physical damage resulting from the sudden or brief encounter
of the human body with levels of energy that exceed the body's level of tolerance

Any unintentional or intentional damage to the body resulting from acute exposure to
thermal, electrical, mechanical, or chemical energy that exceeds a threshold of
tolerance in the body or from the absence of such essentials as heat or oxygen

Mechanism of Injury - ANSWER Five types of energy:

Mechanical/Kinetic

Thermal

Chemical

Electrical

,Radiation

Disruption of the body's ability to maintain internal energy regulation through absence
of heat and oxygen

Intent - ANSWER purposeful human action

Intentional/Unintentional

Self inflicted/other inflicted

Nature and severity - ANSWER how injury was caused

Place of occurence - ANSWER Where the injury occurred

Characteristics of unintentional injury - ANSWER Degree of expectedness

Degree of avoidability

Degree of intention

Define Unintentional Injury - ANSWER Events in which the injury

-occurred over a short period of time

-was not deliberate or intentional

-had undesirable effects

Primary, Secondary, Tertiary Prevention - ANSWER Primary - preventing the event

Secondary - emergency response minimize harm during the event

Tertiary - rehabilitation reduce consequences of injury

Define Injury Control - ANSWER Pertains to the mitigation or lessening of death,
disability, and/or property damage

Injury is a _ event - ANSWER MECHANICAL

energy exceeding the body's threshold of tolerance

Describe how injury compares with other leading causes of morbidity and mortality and
with regard to burdens on the population - ANSWER -Injuries are the leading cause of
death for Americans ages 1-44

-Injuries are also a great source of disability, chronic pain, and profound changes in
one's life

Where do unintentional injuries rank on the leading causes of death in US for both
genders? - ANSWER 5th leading cause out of top ten

, Injury Pyramid Ratio - ANSWER Death 1

Hospitalized 41

Treated and Released 1100

How many people in US die from car crashes? - ANSWER 6 million

Social cost of disability - ANSWER loss of confidence

denial education/job

embarrassment

interpersonal relationships

What kind of person is more likely to die - ANSWER black american men

Intentional injuries are more likely to happen in what kind of population - ANSWER urban



Unintentional injuries are more likely to happen in what kind of population - ANSWER
rural



How do you calculate Years of Potential LIfe Lost - ANSWER subtract referent age
(usually 75) from age at death



Name the costs of injury - ANSWER Potential to society

Taxes and national debt

Country, family, friends



Who pays for injury ($)? - ANSWER Private (insurance & workers compensation) 72%

Public (government) 28%



Public health model - ANSWER Define problem

Identify risk and protective factors

Develop interventions

Evaluate interventions

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