Health and social care revision

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  • 5 physical factors that can affect somebody include inheritance, ill health, mental health, physical ability and disability and sensory impairments
  • 5 lifestyle factors that can affect somebody include nutrition, physical activity, alcohol, smoking, drugs
  • 5 cultural factors that can affect somebody includes religion, community groups, gender identity, gender expectations and sexual orientation
  • 5 social factors that can affect somebody includes supportive and unsupportive relationships, social inclusion and exclusion, bullying and discrimination
  • the 5 main food groups include 48% fruit and vegetables, 38% carbohydrates, 12% protein, 8% dairy, 2% oils and spreads
  • the economic factors that can affect someone include their employment status and their finance resources
  • Environmental factors that can affect someone includes their housing, home environment and pollution
  • a Child/ teenager should complete 1 hour of moderate or vigorous exercise per day
  • An adult should complete 2.30 hours of moderate or 1.15 hours of vigorous exercise a week
  • Alcohol should be consumed up to 14 units a week spread out over 3 or more days and not drank at once as it can lead to binge drinking
  • The government guidance for smoking suggests that smoking is legal but is NOT recommended
  • A legal drug is safe to take and is usually prescribed by a health and social care professional, whereas an illegal drug is unsafe to take and can be given to you by anyone
  • The normal resting heart rate for babies should vary between 70- 190 bpm
  • The normal resting heart rate for adults should vary between 60-100bpm
  • Someone’s resting heart rate can be over 100bpm if they are overweight or physically inactive
  • Low blood pressure is 90/60mmHG or lower
  • Ideal blood pressure is 90/60mmHg to 120/80mmHg
  • Pre high blood pressure is 120/80mmHg to 140/90mmHg
  • High blood pressure is 140/90mmHg or above
  • The BMI reading for someone who is underweight is less than 18.5
  • The BMI reading for someone who has a healthy weight is between 18.5 -24.9
  • The bmi reading for someone who is overweight is between 25 - 29.9
  • The BMI reading for someone who is obese is between 30 - 34.9
  • The BMI for someone who is severely obsese 35 - 39.9
  • the bmi reading for someone who is morbidly obese is 40 or above
  • Cystic fibrosis is a genetic disorder that affects the lungs and digestive system
  • Sickle cell disease is a genetic disorder that causes red blood cells to become misshapen and stick together
  • Cystic fibrosis can cause a shortness of breathe, coughing and chest infections
  • Type 2 diabetes is when the body can't produce enough insulin or the body cells don't respond to insulin
  • Blood pressure is measure Of how strongly your blood presses against the wall of your arteries
  • A person centred approach is allowes each individual to be involved in decisions regarding their own care or treatment
  • the 6 barriers are physical, sensory, social + cultural, speech + language, geographical and finance
  • 5 obstacles are emotional, time, resources, unachievable targets and lack of support