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UNIDAD EDUCATIVA EXPERIMENTAL
A M A Z N I C ATENA-ECUADOR
TOPIC:
PREVENTIVEMEDICINE
Previous research project obtaining bachelor's degree in Science.
AUTHOR: Ricardo Matovelle Surez
ADVISER: Lcd. Lenin Tapia
2013
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CERTIFICATION
Lcd. Lenin Tapia
ADVISORY OF RESEARCH PROJECT
CERTIFIES:
Having reviewed this research project, the same that meets the standards set by
Unidad Educativa Particular Amaznica de Tena; for this reason, I authorize
its submission to the relevant legal purposes.
Tena, 05 of June / 2013
Lcd. Lenin Tapia
Signature
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AUTHORITY
All views, opinions, statements, analysis, interpretations, conclusions and all
other aspects expressed in this paper are the sole responsibility of the author.
Tena, 07/06/2013
Signature
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DEDICATION TO:
Napoleon Matovelle My father who has dedicated many years as a doctor in the
population of Napo on preventive care and my mother Gladys Suarez for moral
support in the realization of this thesis.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
To all those who encouraged me to continue and
complete especially my tutor. Lenin Tapia
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INDEX
CONTENIDOSPGINAS
Certification
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Authority
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Dedicatory
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AcknowledgementsV
Index
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Introduction
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Abstract 2
FIRST CHAPTER
Preventive medicine
1. What we mean by preventive medicine?
2. Types of prevention
2.1 Primary Prevention
2.2 Secondary Prevention
2.3 Tertiary Prevention
2.4 Quaternary Prevention
SECOND CHAPTER
Primary health care
1. Prevention methods
1.1 Epidemiologic surveillance and sanitary
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1.1.2 Immunizations
1.1.3 Control of vector-borne diseases
1.1.4 Nutrition and malnutrition
1.1.5 Sexually Transmitted Diseases1.1.6 Transmitted diseases food and Water
2. Characteristics of primary atention
2.1 What have the primary attention?
Conclusions
INTRODUCTION
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The practice of "prevention", address multiple risk factors faced by the human,
scientific and empirically proven to be of great value as a strategy to address the
risks, fight them or delete them, and in turn identify vulnerabilities individual
and collective actions to minimize the effects of exposure to risk.
In medicine, its vital the "prevention" because their implementation by clearly
defined processes and procedures worldwide, has clearly demonstrated its
effectiveness, efficiency and effectiveness, understood this well when making
preventive health activities, we reduced costs in suffering and both individual
and family resources and community.
I proceeded to search for information available in the scientific literature and on
the Internet, as they are feasible sources to get them and easily accessible.
The vast amount of information on the subject of preventive health is related to
global interest to reduce suffering and financial costs to improve the health and
quality of life of their people, especially in developing countries.
The knowledge of the practice of preventive medicine, could in our country, and
specifically in our province, to be applied to improve the quality of life and
reallocate resources to other social sectors.
It has reviewed available scientific literature in my family, as my parents have
master's degrees in public health and health services management, and I
complemented with periodic review and relevant internet.
The exposure of the general to the specific, from the contextual to the local, to
have a clear and wide of the issues raised.
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ABSTRACT
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Preventive medicine is applied for disease control based on a set of advocacy and
health promotion.
Preventive medicine is applied at the level of care both in specialized care as
primary care or hospital, different facets depending on the evolution of the
disease, and can distinguish four types of preventive medicine: primary,
secondary, tertiary and quaternary.
All patients are classified according to the level of health risk, from 1 to 4,
community clinics periodically report to the district the number they have in
each risk category and the number of sick patients.
FIRST CHAPTER
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PREVENTIVE MEDICINE
1. WHAT WE MEAN BY PREVENTIVEMEDICINE?
Includes all community activities organized for promotion, protection and
restoration of the health of the population. It is the organized community efforts
to promote and protect the health of its citizens and to recover where you
missed.1
It is about increasing health levels of individuals and preventing specific diseases
whose natural history is known and available prevention tools effective and
efficient as immunizations or health education.
Preventive medicine is applied at the level of care both in specialized care as
primary care or hospital. It has many facets depending on the evolution of the
disease.
2. TYPES OF PREVENTION
1SALLERAS, Louis. (1985)Libro Educacin Sanitaria: principios, mtodos y aplicaciones. REF:
http://lbe.uab.es/vm/sp/old/docs/salud-publica/medicina-preventiva.pdf
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2.1 PRIMARY PREVENTION
They are a set of health activities carried out both by the community or
governments and the medical personnel before the appearance of a certain
disease. It includes:
Health promotion, which is to promote and protect the health of the population
through actions that affect individuals in a community, such as anti-smoking
campaigns to prevent lung cancer and other diseases associated with snuff.
The specific health protection such as environmental health and food safety.
Advocacy and health protection that impact on the environment does not execute
the medical or nursing staff, but other public health professionals, while the
vaccination itself are held by medical and nursing staff.
Chemoprophylaxis, which involves the administration of drugs to prevent
diseases such as the administration of estrogen in postmenopausal women to
prevent osteoporosis.
According to WHO, one of the tools of health promotion and preventive action
for health education, which also addresses the transmission of information, the
promotion of motivation, personal skills and self-esteem necessary to take action
to improve health. The health education includes not only information on the
social, economic and environmental causes that influence health, but also
referred to the risk factors and behaviors, and the use of health care system.
2.2 SECONDARY PREVENTION
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Also referred to early diagnosis. Is a systematic epidemiological program or
universal application to detect in a given population and asymptomatic, serious
illness early or early in order to reduce mortality and may be associated with
effective treatment or curative.
To classify him as disease secondary prevention should be a major health
problem as a marked effect on the quality and duration of life time, initial
prolonged asymptomatic stage and you know its natural history, the availability
of effective treatment and accepted by the population in case of finding the
disease in the initial state.
2.3 TERTIARY PREVENTION
It is the restoration of health once the disease has appeared. You apply a
treatment to try to cure or alleviate a disease or specific symptoms.
The restoration of health care takes place in a hospital care.
Also located within Tertiary prevention when an individual, based on
experience, having previously suffered a disease or infection, prevents the root
causes of that disease, in other words avoid further contagion based on
previously acquired experiences.
2.4 QUATERNARY PREVENTION
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Quaternary prevention is the set of health activities that mitigate or avoid the
consequences of unnecessary or excessive interventions in the health system.
These are the actions taken to identify patients at risk for treatment, to protect
them from new medical interventions and to suggest alternatives ethically
acceptable.2
SECOND CHAPTER
2JAMOULLE, Marc. (2008)Diccionario de medicina general y de familia de la WONCA.
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PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
Preventive clinical medicine through actions that affect people, executed inclinical, but for the protection and health of individuals, it is important to
proceed on two major activities such as preventive medicine and medical
surveillance, two public health activities that base their action on the strategy of
primary health care.
1. METHODS OF PREVENTION
Health care is based on methods and technologies, scientific principles and
accepted by society, placed within the reach of all individuals and families in the
community through participation and at a cost that the community and country
can afford to maintain at every stage of development.
Health services are important to complement individual skills, family and
community to produce and restore health through daily practice of preventive
medicine founded in self-care.
Primary care is the mechanism by which countries and areas provide better
health to people and people with greater health equity in population subgroups,
and with lower costs. The main objective is to organize health systems around a
strong system patient-centered, ie Primary Care.3
3STARFIELD, B. (2009)Frum Cataln de Atencin Primaria.
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1.1 EPIDEMIOLOGIC SURVEILLANCE AND
SANITARY
It is the strategy that studies the behavior of the disease and try through control
and surveillance to prevent or reduce the lethality of certain actions that affect
humans. Also the implementation of activities related to the observation of the
behavior of the disease, interpretation of findings and actions to take, well,
sometimes the isolation procedures affected.
Its principal activities are immunizations, disease control of vector-borne and
sexually transmitted diseases transmitted by food and water.
The purpose is to be able to recommend on objective and scientific basis for
action measures short medium or long term susceptible to control or prevent the
problem.
Epidemiological and health surveillance in its contribution to preventive
medicine addresses the following aspects: Monitoring the nutritional status of the
population, the immune status of the community, environmental sanitation, and
control of sources and modes of infection.
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1.1.2 IMMUNIZATIONS
Immunization can be active or passive, the active is administered to the host by
vaccination and the passive is administered means of serum.
Passive immunization, of course, is short, a few weeks to a few months, unlike
active immunization which is of variable length, but which can become lifelong.
What justifies that, whenever possible, prefer the active to the passive
immunization. Vaccines have been in the past, they are in the present and will be
even more in the future a fundamental tool of clinical preventive medicine.
Many infectious diseases of current interest in public health (measles, congenital
rubella, hepatitis B, polio) have no specific treatment to cure, but can be
effectively prevented by vaccination. Other infectious diseases have the same
health significance of any specific treatment media based antitoxins (diphtheria,
tetanus) or antibiotics (whooping cough), but their effectiveness is not absolute
(tetanus lethality still remains around 30-40 % and pertussis in infants has a
certain potential lethality despite antibiotic treatment), reinforcing the role of
vaccinations.
Finally, do not forget that the first infectious disease eradicated worldwide,
smallpox, was also the first to have an effective vaccine.
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1.1.3 CONTROL OF VECTOR-BORNE DISEASES
The vector control, are these insects, rodents, mammals or other, has achievedsuccess in controlling diseases transmitted by them, whether in their behavior as
sources of infection or as intermediate hosts, so that it manages to break the
epidemiological chain and avoid the high rates of mortality and morbidity in an
efficient way, using this action of preventive medicine.
The use of household insecticide, eliminating reservoirs as bottles or tires but
mainly by excellent health education of the population today is less frequently
used insecticide space spraying or domiciliary.
1.1.4 NUTRITION AND MALNUTRITION
Knowing whether good nutrition is the base for the individual to have proper
attitudes to enter into a process of educational training, and in other cases to be
part of the economically active population, is part of a preventive medicine
program to the pair of health education with high contents of dietary practices is
followed by a food distribution to ensure that all people have adequate nutrition
without excess or without shortages.
In recent years may show that the world population has a marked tendency to
morbid obesity, onset of diabetes as a disease with a high impact on public
health.In Cuba, a country whose resources are so limited the population nutrition
problem is considered as a problem of high national priority.
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1.1.5 SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
AIDS, its identification as a public health problem suffers, began creating controlagencies and programs not only in its incidence, but involved all sexually
transmitted diseases, hepatitis, papillomavirus, genital herpes , syphilis and
gonorrhea, among other pathologies have been proposed under this common
name, and the subject of several preventive strategies to control or eradicate.
1.1.6 DISEASE TRANSMISSION BY FOOD AND
WATER
Cholera, botulism, salmonella, are clear examples of this type of diseases that are
amenable to effective control measures are taken very simple and low cost, it is
very clear scientific evidence that only with adequate washing habit hands before
eating and after defecation, has a decrease high frequency of diarrhea especially
in children.
A good health education together with the availability of safe water and adequate
food nutritional collaborate to control these diseases and as a direct result of
better nutrition and thus to a better quality of life for the individual and
community..
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2. CHARACTERISTICS OF PRIMARY
ATENTION
The Accessibility Criteria related geographic proximity to home, workplace
independent of the family's financial situation.
The Continuity of Care maintained over time between individuals and
community groups to ensure a prompt to identify needs or problems.
Comprehensiveness not only healing or rehabilitation but the promotion and risk
prevention.
2.1WHAT HAVE THE PRIMARY ATENTION?
Healthcare-demand, scheduled and urgent both the consultation and in the
patient's home.
The suggestion or requirement and implementation, where appropriate,
diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
The activities in prevention, health promotion, family care and community care,
information and surveillance in protecting the health and basic rehabilitation.
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The hospice palliative care, mental health services in coordination with
specialized care and good oral health.
CONCLUSIONS
1. Preventive medicine by using universal methods is widely used by developing
countries.
2. It is characterized by avoiding diseases, vector, by sexual transmission, or
food or drink, is evidence of a focused organization to avoid the appearance of
diseases effects of mismanagement of these aspects.
3.The strategy of Primary Health Care, has been the basis for this health system,
essentially preventive, who heads the rational use of its scarce resources to avoid
health problems, she keeps her healthy and productive population, with simple
actions, scientifically proven and socially accepted.