M4: Multicausal Solutions and Disease Causation

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Fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering multicausal theories of disease, the Epidemiologic Triad, web causation models, public health critiques, and alternative social theories of health.

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There is little evidence for __________ cause theories.

single

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In multicausal solutions, all possible causes go __________.

hand in hand

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Unhealthy behavior is linked to poor __________.

education

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Unhealthy behavior is linked to bad habits, low self esteem, advertising, lack of role models, poor education, and __________.

Sloth

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Unhealthy behavior can be linked to a lack of __________ models.

role

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Low self __________ is identified as one of the factors linked to unhealthy behavior.

esteem

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__________ is listed as an external factor linked to unhealthy behavior.

Advertising

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The Epidemiologic Triad consists of Host, Agent, and __________.

Environment

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The three components of the Epidemiologic Triad are Host, Environment, and __________.

Agent

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In the Epidemiologic Triad, the entity harboring the disease is the __________.

Host

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Disease causation can be viewed as a web with multiple contexts, including social, physical, cultural, economic, psychological, and __________.

Political

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The __________ context is one of six contexts for disease causation in the web model, alongside physical and social.

Cultural

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The __________ context is listed as a causation context along with political, social, and psychological.

Economic

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The __________ context is listed as a context for disease causation alongside social and cultural.

Psychological

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A problem with Web or Multicausal theory is that it is a __________ where everything is linked with everything else.

Maze

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Because the multicausal web makes things seem hopeless, taking no __________ becomes rational.

action

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When people do not know the cause under multicausal theory, they concentrate on the __________.

cure

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Web or multicausal theory is compared to __________-functionalism because it fails to look at power.

structural

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Because structural-functionalism and web theory do not look at __________, there is no way to change the system.

power

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Multicausal theory allows the public to be misled because all parts of the web are treated as causal "__________".

equals

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The CDC's __________ program has a lifestyle theory emphasis.

Healthy People

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OSHA places an emphasis on personal equipment, advocating safety goggles and __________.

PPE

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OSHA's personal equipment emphasis advocates PPE and safety __________.

goggles

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Web or multicausal theory hides the __________ of the situation.

Politics

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In multicausal theory, prevention policies become __________ because emphases are ineffectively divided.

inefficient

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One proposed response to cholera is to __________ against it.

Inoculate

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Teaching people to wash hands and __________ water are individual-level responses to cholera.

boil

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Purifying the public __________ supply is identified as the best way to eliminate cholera.

water

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Purifying the public water supply takes no effort on the part of the __________.

public

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In multicausal theory, the gap between what is promised and what is __________ is too great.

delivered

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Epidemiology looks for __________ factors of disease.

causation

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Multicausal theory has a __________ emphasis that ignores many social and sociological factors.

Technology

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The technology emphasis in epidemiology ignores many social and __________ factors that contribute to illness.

sociological

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Science often leads us to believe it can know all factors, even though science can't __________ all.

know

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Tesh poses an alternative theory stating that "All Illness Is __________".

Social

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According to Virchow, the __________ is responsible for ensuring health.

state

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Virchow states that the cause of disease is __________.

inequality

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Engels argues that the responsibility for health lies in __________ economy.

political

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Engels argues that capitalism leads to filth and misery, as well as miasma and __________.

stench

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For Engels, __________ is the cause of disease.

capitalism