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| a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not just the absence of illness |
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| a dynamic balance of physical, psychological ,social, and spiritual aspects of a persons life |
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| components of health promotion |
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1.responsibility
2.nutritional awareness
3.stress reduction
4.exercise |
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| internal variables that effect health |
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1.biological
2.psychological
3.cognitive
4.spiritual |
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| external variables that effect health |
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1.environment
2.cultural beliefs
3.standards of living
4.social support networks |
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| ACTIVE health promotion activities |
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Definition
1.weight reduction
2.stop smoking
3.nutrition
4.exercise |
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| PASSIVE health promotion activities |
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Definition
1.fortified milk, cereal and bread
2.floride in drinking water
3.ban on trans-fats
4.GMO debates
these are things the govt. does to promote health of the population |
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| levels of preventive care |
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1.primary
2.secondary
3.tertiary |
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| primary level of preventive care focuses on? |
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education
educating ideas that promote health and wellness |
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| secondary level of preventive care focuses on? |
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screenings
screenings for patients that are already at risk
early diagnosis of disease |
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| tertiary level of preventive care focuses on? |
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medication and rehab
dealing with population that is already sick |
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| nurse role in health promotion |
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Definition
1.understand your patients perception of health
2.acknowledge influences (culture)
3.identify stages of change and readiness to learn
4.identify topics of highest need (use maslow hierarchy of needs) |
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| areas to address in health promotion |
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ADVOCASY!
nurtrition, fitness, weight reduction, alcohol and tobacco abuse, substance abuse, holistic care |
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| complimentary and alternative medicine |
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| why are patients turning to CAM |
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Definition
| rising cost of care, cultural diversity, health promotion lack of insurance, lack of relief from traditional medicine |
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life span considerations of
ADOLESCENTS 6-18 years old |
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Accidents
(more prone to accidents) |
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life span considerations of YOUNG ADULTS
late teens to late 30s |
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Violence
(vehicle accidents, homicides, suicides, and physical assaults) |
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life span considerations of MIDDLE ADULTS
35-64 years old |
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Stress
(anxiety and depression)
presbyopia-difficulty seeing close |
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| life span consideration of OLDER ADULTS |
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Disease
(cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, presbycusis- hearing loss |
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