Lecture: Health and Wellness Flashcards

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Define Healthy People 2020.

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Health improvement goals and objectives to be reached by the year 2020; longer/higher quality lives, health equity across all groups, healthy social/physical environments, healthy behaviors/development across all life stages

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Define illness behavior.

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Different attitudes cause people to react in different ways to illness or to the illness of a family member

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Define health.

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WHO: A state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity
ANA: The protection, promotion and optimization of health and abilities; prevention of illness/injury; alleviation of suffering; advocacy in care

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What is the focus of Rosenstoch’s health belief model?

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The relationship between a person’s beliefs and behaviors

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What are the main concepts of Lipton’s health model?

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Lifestyle/nutrition, emotions and environment influences health and wellness; self empowerment rather than health victims

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What are the three areas of focus for Pender’s health promotion model?

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Individual characteristics and experiences, behavior specific knowledge and affect, and behavioral outcomes

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Define primary prevention.

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Preventing disease or dysfunction before it occurs (ex: health education programs, immunizations, physical fitness activities)

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Define secondary prevention.

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Early diagnosis and prompt treatment to prevent further complications

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Define tertiary prevention.

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Prevention of long-term effects of disease or disability; focuses more on rehabilitation rather than diagnosis and treatment

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What are three factors that affect preventative care?

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Health belief models, seriousness of the illness, likelihood that the individual will take preventative action

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State Maslow’s hierarchy of care in the order that needs should be met.

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Physiological needs, safety and security, love and belonging, self-esteem, self-actualization

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What are the internal variables that affect health beliefs?

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Developmental stage, intellectual background, perception, emotional factors, spiritual factors

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What are the external factors that affect health beliefs?

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Family practices, cultural background, socioeconomic factors

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What are the stages of the transtheoretical model of change?

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Precontemplation (no intention of change), contemplation (considering a change within the next 6 mo), preparation (making small changes), action (actively engaging in strategies to change behavior), maintenance stage (maintaining a changed behavior)

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About how long does it take for a health change?

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6 months

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What is the time frame for an acute illness?

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< 6 months (and severe)

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What is the time frame for a chronic illness?

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> 6 months

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What are the three components of the health belief model?

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Perception of susceptibility (recognition of the possibility of getting the disease/illness), perception of threat (seriousness of illness), perceived benefit of action (likelihood of taking action)