holistic health Flashcards

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health asessment

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evalution of the health tatus by taking a health history and performing physical exam

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why is health assessment important

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fundation skill for nurses, provides families, patient, and other members with relevant, timely and appropriatre care

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3
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complete health assessment

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complete health history and resuts od a full physical exam

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4
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episodic/problem centered assessment

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limited or short term problem

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5
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follow up assessment

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monitors short-term or chronic problems

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6
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emergerncy assessment

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rapid collecton of data, often compiled while life saving measures are occuring

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7
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point of critical thinking skills

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  • promotes patient health by assesing risk fcators and assessing social context
  • sets priorities
  • idenitfy expected outcomes
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prioritiziing care

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  1. life threatening
    2.urgent
    3.normal vs adnormal
    - relevance and clustering of data
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9
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when using critical thinking watch for…

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  • assumptions
  • incosistenics
  • missing info
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10
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how to use in everyday nursing

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-set priorities for your day and organize your workload
- deciding which client to see first, who is most important

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critical thinking, judgment annd health assessment importance

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able to conduct health assessments, and physical exams in a respectful and accepting mannor

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12
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health promotion: development and concept

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  • shift from infection to chronic
  • consider physical and social enviroment
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13
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primary prevention

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health promotion and disease prevention, prevents people from being sick

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14
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secondary prevention

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refers to early detection of disease before symptoms emerge

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15
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tertiary prevention

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referes to prevention of complication when dieseae is present

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16
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1974 lalonde report

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highlighted limits of canadian health care system

17
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1986 ottawa charter for health promotion

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defined health as process of enabling ppl to increase to control over and to improve their health

18
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health promotion interventions

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  • diet
  • exercise
  • sexual health
  • substance use
  • injury prevention
19
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asessing self-care behaviour

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use acronym DADSPIES to ak questions about self-care
- diet
- alcohol
- smoking
- physical
- immnizations
- exercise
- stress

20
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screening

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early detection of disease

21
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active immnizations

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se of vaccines or toxoid preparation that elicits immunological self-response

22
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passive immnization

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antibodies in form of immunoglobulin are administered to those already exposed to a disease

23
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documentation

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  • document after care or as soon as possible
  • reglar and frequent
24
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getting ready for physical exam

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prepare equipment
clean equipment
universal precautions

25
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four techniques for physical exam

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-inspection
- palpation
- percussion
- auscultation