Compare and contrast emergency procedures and elective procedures.
Which of the following are NOT common buzz words found on the labels of health products?
Outline the steps needed to analyze media messages we experience each day.
The first step is to figure out the message the advertisement is sending. Secondly, you should decide what the commercial is trying to sell. Next, you should make a decision about how this message affects you. Finally, decide if you will act on the advertisement or not.
Discuss the growing concerns over credibility of online medical resources.
Online medical sites often lack regulation, may contain outdated or biased information, and can promote unproven products; users must verify credibility of sources.
Identify three of the key messages used by advertisers when promoting their products.
Low price, all-natural ingredients, scientifically proven results (or similar buzz phrases like miracle cure, no side effects)
Support the argument that the increased accessibility to health information is a positive development.
Greater access allows people to research symptoms, make informed decisions, prevent illness, and communicate better with doctors, leading to better health outcomes.
Compare and contrast emergency procedures and elective procedures.
Emergency procedures treat life-threatening conditions immediately and are unplanned. Elective procedures are scheduled, non-urgent, and chosen by the patient.
What information do you need to share with your doctor to avoid a possible bad reaction to medication?
All current medications (prescriptions, OTC, vitamins, supplements), known allergies, and medical history
What information do you need to share with your doctor to avoid a possible bad reaction to medication?
Misleading advertising messages regarding fast food are often given by __________.
Which of the following are NOT common buzz words found on the labels of health products?
Discuss the growing concerns over credibility of online medical resources.
Misleading advertising messages regarding fast food are often given by __________.
Outline the steps needed to analyze media messages we experience each day.
Support the argument that the increased accessibility to health information is a positive development.
Most fast-food advertisements focus on the high levels of salt and fat contained in the food.
Cost is a major factor for consumers when purchasing health products.
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