Health Promotion

Question 0

pulse

Answer 0

The beat of the heart felt at an artery as a wave of blood passes through the artery

Question 1

4 Vital signs

Answer 1

temperature, pulse, respirations, and blood pressure

Question 2

Expressive aphasia

Answer 2

Can’t express but fully comprehend

Question 3

Receptive aphasia

Answer 3

Can’t receive messages

Question 4

Who would be on a team

Answer 4

Ocopational,psw,doctor,nurse,dietion,physiotherapist

Question 5

Restorative care

Answer 5

Restore health and independence

Question 6

Development

Answer 6

Natural progression

Question 7

Vital signs

Answer 7

Pulse, respiration, blood pressure, 02 saturation (pain)

Question 8

Rehab

Answer 8

The process of restoring a person to the highest possible level of functioning through the use of therapy, exercise, or other methods.

Question 9

Why would someone get rehab

Answer 9

Rehabilitation may follow an acute injury or illness, or it may be part of the treatment for a persistent illness or disability. Rehabilitation can also maintain or slow the decline of functioning.

Question 10

Restorative care

Answer 10

Restorative care usually involves the client and family, nurses, and support workers. Therapists and other professionals may be consulted, as needed, but the care is usually provided by nurses and support workers.

Question 11

Vital signs

Answer 11

Pulse,respiration,blood pressure,oxygen saturation,pain

Question 12

Normal bp for adults

Answer 12

120 systolic 80 diastolic

Question 13

Loose heat

Answer 13

Conduction,convection,radiation,evaporation

Question 14

Medical condition

Answer 14

Affects all ages/sex/financial status/race/class
Meds,therapy,behavior,peer support,community resources