Midtermexa Flashcards
What is the Canadian health act based on?
1) Public administration
2) Comprehensiveness
3) Universality
4) Portability
5) Accessibility
The concept of ‘primary prevention’
Get a flushot every year
An example of ‘Tertiary Level Prevention’
A person with heart disease eating a low cholesterol, low sodium diet
Respecting a client’s beliefs is providing _______
Culturally competent care
A free mammogram clinic for women, is an example of ________.
True illness prevention
Culture
Basic beliefs, values, and lifestyles of a group of people
Wellness
Optimal level of functioning for an individual –> ability to adapt to different situations –>a feeling that everything is in balance
Secondary Level of Prevention, the intervention the nurse would use _______
performance of a biopsy
Epidemiology
The study of the natural history or course of a disease –>examines the relationsgips among disease, the environment, the individual and the community –> influences health promotion and protection
Illness is defined as a/an __________
Personal experience of feeling unhealthy
The health-illness continuum can be applied to define ‘health’ as a dynamic fluctuating state.
True/False
True
The ‘pillars of Primary Health Care’
THIA
1) teams
2) access
3) information
4) healthy living
Functioning at his/her optimal level, physically, mentally & socially, is considered ‘healthy’.
True/False
True
Providing immunizations against measles is an example of ______.
Primary prevention
The WHO definition of health
A state of complete physical, mental, and social wellness, not merely the absence of disease