Dental Health Education and Behaviorial Objectives DHY 102- Test 2

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Dental Health Education and Behaviorial Objectives DHY 102- Test 2

Educational Goal
a broad, general, statement of intent
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Educational Goal a broad, general, statement of intent
Behaviorial Objective Brief, clear, unambigious, specific statement that desicribes in a measurable manner, the desired outcomes of the activity of effort of the student
Short precise statements that build toward the goal
Guide to changes in behavior as end results of learning
Observable/non-observable behaviors
Phrases of an objective "A, B, C, D"
Audience, behavior, condition, degree
Audience the subject of the sentence ex. patient, student, children
Behavior What skill or knowledge to be gained
Cognative, pshychomotor, affective
Condition the given, object of the sentence
Degree Specification criteria for success or competency
the modifier of the sentence
degree of measurement
Cognative Knowledge and Intellectual learning
Steps of Learning Knowledge, Comprehension, Application, Analysis, Synhesis, Evaluation
Knowledge Lowest level
Memory only, repetition
Comprehension restating the idea in your own words
Applicaiton ability to use information in a situation
analysis ability to break down into individual components
Synthesis Ability to use old information to create new ideas
Evaluation Judging effectiveness of material
Pshychomotor skills physical movement or skill
Affective emotions, attitudes
Health education is provided by 5 people Public health, health care providers, teachers, parents, individuals
WHO definition of health Absense of disease, state of well being and quality of life
WHO definition of health promotion Enabling people to increase control over an dimprove their health
Dimensions of health Physical, Emotional, Mental, Spiritual, vocational
Health is not incidental it is based on: Knowledge, attitudes, and habits
Goals for health education Desirable attitudes and habits
Application
Fundamentals
Discernemtn
Judicious
Influence
Content for Health Education Sciences, behavioral sciences, public health
Internal Motivation Person beleives that good health is important and that the can prevent the disease that is susceptible
External Factors Group standards, socioeconomics, environmental conditions
Disease are pandemic Physiological, Physchological, Sociological
Coalition Group of different organizations working together for the same cause
ADPIE Assessment, Dental Hygiene risk assessment, planning, implementation, evaluation
Dental Caries Prevention F2, dental sealants, diet/nutrition, brushing/flossing
Ginigivitis Prevention TB/Floss
Oral Cancer prevention Tobacco avoidance and cessation
Prevention of Dental emergency mouthguards, helmets, seat belts
Behavior Modification Level of knowledge
rediness to change
perception of control
perception of effectiveness
resources
How to teach adults Why and what?
What is relevance and need
Motivation

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