Youth Health and Wellbeing Flashcards

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Key Knowledge (Youth Health)

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Aspects of youth health and wellbeing requiring health action, government and non-government programs, and community values influencing program development.

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Health Inequalities

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Differences in health status or distribution of health determinants between different population groups, according to the WHO.

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Flashcards about youth health and wellbeing issues, including smoking and vaping, based on lecture notes.

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Key Knowledge (Youth Health)

Aspects of youth health and wellbeing requiring health action, government and non-government programs, and community values influencing program development.

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Health Inequalities

Differences in health status or distribution of health determinants between different population groups, according to the WHO.

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Youth Health Issues in Australia

Weight issues, mental health issues, injury, smoking, alcohol use, illicit drug use, sexual health, stress, discrimination, food allergies.

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Smoking and Vaping (Youth)

Creates concern for immediate health and wellbeing, with implications for health outcomes across the lifespan.

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Nicotine

An addictive drug inhaled in tobacco smoke, with addiction symptoms appearing quickly.

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Nicotine Effects on Youth Brain

Can harm connections in the parts of the brain that control attention, learning, mood and impulse control.

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E-cigarettes (Vaping)

Battery-powered devices that heat a liquid to deliver vapor, which can contain nicotine or flavors.

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Nicotine Content in E-cigarettes

One e-liquid pod can contain as much nicotine as a packet of cigarettes.

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Health Outcomes for Young Smokers

An increase in respiratory illnesses, decreased physical fitness, potential effects on lung growth and function, and potential effects on the brain

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WHO Statistic on Youth Smoking

80 per cent of adult smokers began smoking before the age of 20, making youth a critical time in the development of tobacco addiction.