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| ideal state of physical wellness and mental well being, power of soul to cope with varying conditions of the body |
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| what are the two definitions of health? |
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| pathology affecting an organ or body system |
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| clients attitude and lifestyle choices |
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| illness is influenced by what? |
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| health and illness as a graduated spectrum that cannot be divided, spectrum is constantly changing |
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| health grid that plots a persons status on the health-illness continuum against environmental conditions |
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| health as an expression of living energy available to an individual, health promotion and high energy at one end, low energy and illness at the opposite end |
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| ex. symptoms, sick role behavior, seeking professional care, dependence on others, recovery |
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| what are the five stages of illness behavior? |
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| if a person accepts diagnossis and is taken meds, then what stage of illness are they in? |
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| age, family pattern, culture, nature of illness, hardiness, intensity, duration and multiplicity of disruption |
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| what factors influence illness behavior |
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| this is an illness for longer than 6mos |
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| intervention/implementation |
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| what part of the nursing process would allow you to envision strengths and potential in clients and families who are too overwhelmed to identify own? |
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