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INTRO 2 Flashcards

1
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Levels of prevention:

Pre Pathogenic phase
Health promotion and disease prevention
Diet and Exercise
Lifestyle
Immunization
Disaster preparedness (Drills)

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Primary

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2
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Level of prevention:

Early detection and prompt intervention
With pathogen but without signs and symptoms (Asymptomatic)
To prevent worsening of disease
First aid
Diagnostic test
Caution signs
Physical Examination

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Secondary

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3
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Level of prevention:

Restoration or rehabilitation of the optimum level of functioning
Avoid complication
Terminally ill patient → Supportive/Palliative care, pain relief and peaceful death
Assistive devices (Canes and crutches)

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Tertiary

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4
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Level of prevention: Operation timbang

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Secondary

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5
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Level of prevention: first aid

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Secondary

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6
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What is the overall means of attending the client in CHN?

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Mass approach

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7
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____ is the goal;foster multidisciplinary effort thru collaboration

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Health

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8
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Means/vehicle to achieve its aim; caring

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Nursing

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9
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Defined CHN as “Synthesis of nursing practice and public health practice applied to protect and promote the health of the whole population.”

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ANA

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10
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Defined CHN as “Utilization of the nursing process for the benefits of the family and the community”

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Maglaya

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11
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Defined CHN as “Outside the purely curative institution”

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Bailon Reyes

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12
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Defined CHN as “community health services rendered in place ”

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Freeman

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13
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What are the 4 community health services rendered in place?

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Promotive
Preventive
Curative
Rehabilitative

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14
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Defined CHN as “community health service rendered in place + time”

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Hanlon

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15
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Defined CHN as “community health services rendered in place, time and roles.”

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Jacobson

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16
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Who defined PHN as “to reduce inequalities of health while ensuring the best health for the greatest number of people”

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WHO

17
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Created the art and science of 3Ps; WHAT ARE THE 3 Ps?

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Dr. Charles Edward Winslow
Promotive
Preventive
Prolonging life

18
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How are the 3 Ps achieved; it also enables every citizen to realize their birth right and longevity in health → self reliance

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Organized community effort

19
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Modern concept of health; high wellness disease free; highest potential

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Optimum level of functioning (OLOF)

20
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OLOF is greatly affected by…..(multifactorial)

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Ecosystem

21
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Ecosystem factor: Lifestyle; Habit; race; religion/culture

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Behavioral

22
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Ecosystem factor: education; employment; Housing

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Socioeconomic

23
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Ecosystem factors: oppression; empowerment; authority; safety

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Politics

24
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Ecosystem fx: determine lifespan; Genetic make up

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Hereditary

25
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Health care Delivery System (3 Delays)
Delays in deciding to ___
Delays in reaching ___
Delays in receiving _____

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Delays in deciding to seek help
Delays in reaching the health facilities
Delays in receiving appropriate care

26
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Average age for male ____; female ____

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67
76

27
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Who said CHN is based on the worth and dignity of man

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Margaret Shetland

28
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Problem identification and prioritization: socialize with the people; makisama; establish rapport; Step-by-step process
Collection of data
Collation → putting the data together
Presentation
Interpretation
Analysis
Utilization

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Assessment

29
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Typology of fam: readiness or potential to do activity; able or capable

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Wellness condition

30
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Typology of fam: disease deviation from normal health

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Health deficit

31
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Typology of fam: existing factors in the present time

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Health threat

32
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Typology of fam: anticipated problem in the future; result to stress point

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Foreseeable crisis

33
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Typology of community: illness in the community

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Health status

34
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Typology of community:

deficiency of 4Ms
Money - salary 16; 39k
Manpower
Machineries
Materials

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Health resources

35
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Typology of community: existing factors in the present time

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Health related

36
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Content of family criteria prioritization with VALUE

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Nature of the problem (1) - Typology classification of the problem
Modifiability (2) - probability of success in giving solution or intervention
Ex. TB → RIPES → Compliance
Preventive Potential (1) - probability of success in reducing the effect and the problem
Wearing of masks
Salience (1) - ability of the family to recognize the problem

37
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Content of community criteria prioritization

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Nature of the problem (1)
Magnitude (3) - number of people affected
Modifiability (4) - probability of success in giving solution or intervention
Preventive Potential (1) - Probability of success in reducing the effect of the problem
Social Concern (1) - ability of the community to recognize the problem

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