COMMON PSM (Preventive and Social Medicine) Mnemonics for NEET PG
Suicide risk factors | SAD PERSONS | Sex: maleAge: young, elderlyDepressionPrevious suicide attemptsEthanol and other drugsReality testing/ Rational thought (loss of)Social support lackingOrganized suicide planNo spouseSickness/ Stated future intent |
Pi: value to 31 decimal places | How I want a drink, alcoholic of course, after the heavy chapters involving quantum mechanics. One is, yes, adequate even enough to produce some fun and pleasure for an instant, miserably brief | The number of letters in each subsequent word of these two sentences give the value of pi to 3.141592653589793238462643383279Alternatively: If only want first 6 decimal places, use the sentence “How I wish I could calculate Pi! ” |
Informed consent: requirements, exceptions | Sign this DOC before we can start | DiscussionObtain agreementCoercion-free· Exceptions to informed consent are WIPE:WaiverIncompetentPrivilege (therapeutic privilege)Emergency |
Hill criteria for causality | Clowns Pursuing Epidemiology’ Commonly Behind The Silly Samples | ConsistencyPlausibilityExperimentationBiological gradientCoherenceTemporalityStrength of associationSpecificity |
Cigarette smoke: major carcinogens | PANT | Polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbonsAromatic aminesNitrosaminesTar· Nicotine and Carbon monoxide are Non-Carcinogenic |
Diseases for global eradication | Small Person is Mr. Dracula | SmallpoxPolioMeaslesDracunculiasis |
Poisson distribution formula | Formula is: ((m^n) * (e^-n) ) / n! | MNEMONIc: M to the Nth power times E to the Minus nth Over N factorial· Note: the factorial (!) at the end is an inverted lowercase letter i.Accuracy of test: sensitivity vs. specificityseNsitivity of a test: related to the rate of false Negatives.sPecificity of a test: related to the rate of false Positives.· Alternatively written:seNsitive: No Non-Negatives.sPecific: Puny Psuedo-Positives |
Alcohol withdrawal effects | SHIrT | Shakes/ Seizures/ Sweats/ Stomach pains (n/v)Hallucinosis (auditory)Increased vitals/ InsomniaTremens (delirium tremens-the lethal part) |
Types of Vaccines | STARK | SubunitToxoidAttenuated (live)RecombinantKilled (inactivated) |
Antioxidant vitamins | ACE | Vitamin AVitamin C andVitamin E |
Diseases caused by Aedes aegypti | Rosy Cheeks, Yellow Dimple | Rift valley feverChikungunyaYellow feverDengue |
Live attenuated vaccines | ‘ ROME Is My Best Place To go Yet ‘ | RubellaOral polio vaccine (OPV)MeaslesEpidemic typhusInfluenzaMumpsBCGPlagueTyphoid oral vaccineYellow fever |
Cereals and pulses and their lacking Amino acid | CMPL | Cereals + Pulses = Complete food.Cereals have Methinone and Pulses have Lysine.When it comes to the deficient amino acid, just reverse it. |
Passively immunized diseases with antisera | DetecTive BRG | DiptheriaTetanusBotulismRabiesGas gangrene |
Vitamin B | The RN Played Barcelona FC | ThiamineRiboflavinNiacin (nicotinic acid)PyridoxineBiotinFolic acidCyanocobalamin |
Assessment of Nutritional Status | ABCDEFGH | A : Anthropometric StudiesB : Biochemical StudiesC : Clinical ExaminationD : Diet SurveysE : Ecological surveysF : Functinal StatusGH : Health and Vital Statistics |
Polio Virus Strains | OPV | 1. type 1: O = Outbreaks of paralytic polio2. type 2: P = Potent antigenic strain3. type 3: V = Vaccine-associated polio |
Notifiable Diseases | Yellow CuP | Yellow feverCholeraPlague |
The principle of Primary Health Care (PHC): | I ACE | I: Intersectoral co-ordinationA: Appropriate technologyC: Community participationE: Equitable distribution |
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