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| who says that health is the state of complete physical, mental and social well being--not just absence of disease? |
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| who says that health is a high overall functioning; a state of mind? |
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| who said health is a contiuum of energy? |
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| yes--Myers, Sweeney and Witmer said this |
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| T/F thosee with disease can be "healthy" |
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| what motivates those to protect their health? |
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| there are three levels of activites to protect your health, this prevents the slow onset of disease |
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| these activites to protect health detect and treat illness in early stages |
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| these activties to protect health stop disease progression and return to pre-illness state |
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| this is motivated by the desire to increase well-being |
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| this is a national initiative to address the effect of lifestyle on health, it created health improvement goals |
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| penders health promotion model, wheels of wellness, model of change (four stages) |
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| three health promotion models |
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What is illness?
1)High overall physical, mental, and social functioning 2) a general adaptive maintenance level of daily functioning 3)the absence of illness (or the presence of efforts that lead to its absence). 4) all of the above |
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| finding ways to help indivuals develop a state of physical, spiritual, and mental well being. |
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| If you gave physicals, papsmears, blood pressure and DM screening, what level of health promotion are you at? |
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| this health promotion model looks at variables that effect health promotion |
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| If a person says the pt is not functioning in one area of the wheel of wellness and their not at their optimal level, what health promotion model are they using? |
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Model of Change- Contemplation- decision making process
Detemination- stage in which the person makes a decision to change a behavior and prepares a plan
The action stage- implamentation of the plan
Maintenace stage- allows the changed bahhavior to be reinforced- think of working out! |
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| what are the chages of the "model of change" health promotion model? |
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| If a person is working out everyday and is seeing results and getting compliments, what level of the "model of change" health promotion model is she in? |
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| If a student decides to lose weight and says she is going to work out three days a week, what "model of change" phase is she in? |
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Health history/physical examination
Physical fitness
-Cardiorespiratory fitness
-Muscular fitness
-Flexibility
lifestyle and risk appraisal, life-stress review, health belifs, nutritional asessment, health screening. |
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| as a nurse, what part of your routine is health promotion? |
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| cardiorespiratory, muscular fitness, flexibility |
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| as a nurse, what are the three physical fitness assessments you can do? |
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| taking blood pressure, BSE and TSE, and lab studies would all be part of what lelvel of health promotion in the nursing assessment? |
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| if you are asking a patient about their cultural bliefs and personal experiences, what part of the nursing assessment would this be? |
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| lifestyle risk and appraisal |
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| If you asked a person about their recreation, occupation and personal habits, what part of the nursing assessment would this be? |
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| this level of prevetnion addresses the needs of healthy clients to promote health and prevent disease with specific protections |
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| immunization programs, child car seat education, nutrition and fitness activites and health education in schools are all part of what level of prevention? |
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| communicable disease screening, early detection and tx of diabetes, and exercise programs for older adult clients are all part of what level of prevention |
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| this level of prevention focuses on early identification of individuals or communities experiencing illness, providing tx, and conducting activities that are geared to prevent a worsening health status |
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| what level of illness aims to prevent the long-term consequences of a chronic illness or disability and to support optimal functioning |
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| prevention of ulcers as a complication of spical cord injury would an example of what level of prevention? |
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| providing case management services for victims of a disaster is what level of prevention? |
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