Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Main causes of death prior to the mid 1900s

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Infections

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Main cause of death in 1950# and beyond

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Chronic illness

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3
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Half of premature mortality in the United States is caused by…?

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Lifestyle

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4
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What are the 7 nursing roles in health promotion and promotion?

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Advocating, care management, consultant, deliverer of services, Educators, healer and researchers

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What’s the 4 model of health?

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Clinical, role performance, adaptive and eudaimonistic model

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What is model of health: clinical?

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Absence s/s disease; prevention not emphasized

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What is model of health: role performance?

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Health based on whether a person can perform a societal role

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What is model of health: Adaptive

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Ability to adapt to change ( people develops illnesses when they cannot adapt )

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What is model of health: Eudaemonistic model?

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Exuberant well being : interaction and interrelationships in multiple aspects of life

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What are the 4 levels of prevention? And there step of prevention?

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Primary prevention - health promotion, something that builds a defense to make pts stronger such as a vaccine

Secondary prevention - An action “ TO FIND OUT “

Tertiary prevention - restoration and rehabilitation, in attempt to make an disease better

Primordial - using a policy to help prevent risk factors from impacting people

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What does the organization healthy people promote?

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Promotes health care not illness care for example they focus on creating recreation and fitness center not making more hospitals

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What’s high level wellness

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Sense of well being life satisfaction, quality of life

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What is depletion of health

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A state where the patients health is reduced this could be physical or mental

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14
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Some factors of social determinants of health?

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Includes socioeconomic status, education, physical environment, employment, support networks and access to health care

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15
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What is resiliency

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The ability to deal with stress and trauma

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What is the Clinical definition for wellness

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Wellness is a positive state that represents as a position above the midpoint. A increases involve improvements physical or mental states of the patient

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What is the Clinical definition for illness

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Illness is when incremental of health decreases below midpoint

18
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What’s the difference between a disease and illness?

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Disease is the failure to adapt and this causes the patient to be diagnosed with something

Illness is the subjective experience of an individual and physical manifestation of a disease

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What are the health promotion six stages of change

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Precontemplative - not considering change
Contemplative - aware but not considering change soon
Preparation - planning to change
Action - has begun to make behavioral change ( recent )
Maintenance - continued commitment to behavior ( long term )
Relapse - reverted to old behavior

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What is a nursing role to advocate for a patient

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Directly assist a person to obtain services that are needed

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What is a nursing role to care manager for a patient

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Assisting an individual to obtain coordinated care

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What is a nursing role to Consultant for a patient

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To be requested for help due to a specialized skill or knowledge

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What is a nursing role to deliverer of services for a patient

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To provide direct care

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What is a nursing role to educator for a patient

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To help promote patient literacy

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What is a nursing role to healer for a patient
To help individual integrate and balance
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What is a nursing role to researcher for a patient
To perform evidence based practice
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What’s the definition of evidence based practice?
Searching for the best clinical evidence from personal experience or research based evidence to help the patients
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What is quantitive studies?
Studies are measured, tested, and quantified variables related to care
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What is qualitative studies?
Describe phenomenon or define historical, culture, or philosophical nature of care