Roles of a Nurse as a Health Educator Flashcards

1
Q

Nursing was given recognition as a discipline and health
education became unique and ________ ________of
the nurse.

A

independent function

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2
Q

Period of
Educated Nursing

A

Mid 1800

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3
Q

historical evolution of teaching as an essential role of
the nurse through the initiative and efforts of ____ ________, the mother of modern nursing and founder
of the first school of nursing.

A

Florence
Nightingale

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4
Q

the importance of
education in the
promotion of health
and prevention of
illness was
recognized and
practice by the
public health
nurses.

A

Early 1900

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5
Q

Teaching is
included within
the scope of
nursing
practice
responsibilities

A

Current Era

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6
Q

To promote learning.

Provides environment
conducive to learning.

A

ROLE of Educator

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7
Q

TRUE OR FALSE Nursing standards of practice,
as well as legal and accrediting
obligations, have made the
educator role of the nurse an
essential aspect of providing
high-quality care to all
registered nurses.

A

TRUE

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8
Q

One of the most critical roles that nurses
have in health promotion and disease
preventions is that of an

A

EDUCATOR

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9
Q

Nurses spend the most time with the patients
and provide ____ _____ about
immunizations, nutrition, dietary, medications,
and safety.

A

anticipatory guidance

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10
Q

Nurses are consistently working to prevent
illnesses such as heart disease, stroke,
diabetes, and obstructive pulmonary
disease; they do this through a variation of
tactics that include education, risk factor
prevention, and the monitoring of safety
hazards either in the

A

workplace,
community, or home.

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11
Q

Content transmitter

A communicator and interpreter
of health information

Through health teaching with
emphasis on health promotion and
illness prevention

Educate patient to develop
self-care abilities.

A

Giver of information

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12
Q

A process manager

To guide and assist
students/ learner in
learning for themselves

Guide’s patient to
decisions
(self-determination)

A

Facilitator of Learning

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13
Q

Ability to involve learners in

planning, link learners to learning

resources or to other healthcare

team and encourage learner

initiative.

Coordinates and plans care

Piece together fragmented care

Liaison in health care team

A

Coordinator of Teaching

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14
Q

Being assertive

Recognizing that the rights and values of clients
and families must take precedence when they
conflict with those of health care provider

Being aware that conflicts may arise over issues
that require consultation, confrontation, or
negotiation the between the nurse and
administrative personnel or between the nurse and
primary care provider

d. Working with community agencies and lay

practitioners.

e. Knowing that advocacy may require political

action

– communicating a clients health care

needs to government and other

officials who have the authority to do

something about these needs.

A

Being effective client advocate

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15
Q

Effective Teachers are: (Flowers,
2000)

A

Committed

Creative

Intuitive

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  1. Professional competence
  2. Possession of skillful interpersonal relationship
    with
    students
  3. Desirable personal characteristics of the teacher
  4. Teaching practice
  5. Evaluation practice
  6. Availability to student especially in the laboratory,
    clinical and other skills
A

Six Hallmarks of Good or Effective Teaching in
Nursing (Jacobsen)

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17
Q

consist of group
of people who coordinate their
particular skills in order to assist a
patient or his family.

A

health care team

18
Q

who comprise a particular

team will depend upon the need of a

patient.

A

The personnel,

19
Q

are key members of the healthcare team. They may

be primary care doctors or specialists.

A

THE PHYSICIAN

20
Q

focus on preventive healthcare

A

Primary care doctors

21
Q

diagnose and treat conditions
that
require a special area of knowledge.

A

Specialists

22
Q
  • are licensed to practice medicine
    and are supervised by a doctor.
A

Physician Assistants (PA’s)

23
Q

help patients when
they have an injury,
disability or medical
condition that limits
their ability to move
or function.

A

PHYSIOTHERAPIST

24
Q

Work closely with patients

Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN) are also
called Licensed Vocation Nurses.

Registered Nurses (RN’s) are licensed by
their state.

Advanced Practice Nurses are nurses who
have more education and experience than
RN’s.

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a clinical or hospital setting help patients and families cope with emotional, physical and financial issues related to an illness
MEDICAL SOCIAL WORKER
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has a special knowledge about the diet required to maintain health and to treat disease.
Dietitian
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- is a person who has special knowledge about nutrition and food of the patient.
Nutritionist
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help patients perform tasks needed for every-day living or working.
THE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
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It includes laboratory technologies, radio-logic technologists. Technologists and technicians have a technical role in diagnosing or treating disease. They work in a variety of settings
THE PARAMEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST:
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also called radiographers, help providers diagnose and treat disease by taking x-rays.
RADIOLOGIST
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deal with mental processes, especially during times of stress.
PSYCHOLOGIST
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Give patients medicines that are prescribed, or recommended, by a doctor
THE PHARMACIST
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They may listen to patients, counsel them on religious or spiritual philosophy
CLERGY
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Considered as one of the key variables influencing positive patient care outcomes.
Role of the family in health education
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Education Including the family members in the teaching-learning process helps to ensure that the situation is a win- win scenario for both the clients and the nurse educators. Sometimes the family members need more information than the patient to compensate for any sensory deficits or cognitive limitations the patient may have. The family can be the greatest ally in preparing the patient for discharge and in helping the patient to become independent in self-care.
C. Role of the Family in Health
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Decrease the stress of hospitalization Reduce costs of care Increase satisfaction with care Reduce hospital re -admission Effectively prepare the patient for _____________________ outside the healthcare setting.
self- care management
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The nurse can be considered i_________ _________ – educators who can make a significant difference in how patient and families cope with their illnesses and disabilities, how the public benefits from education directed at prevention of disease and promotion of health. Education activities that are directed at continuous, lifelong learning can gain competency and confidence in practice for learners.
information brokers
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The role of health education in the promotion off health and healthy lifestyles as well as the prevention of illness is a responsibility that largely falls on the shoulders of the nurses being the largest group of health providers. Nurses need to fulfill their varied roles as best as possible by understanding their roles and knowing how to improve in each role.
KEY POINT
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The role of health education in the promotion of health and healthy lifestyles as well as the prevention of illness is a responsibility that largely falls on the shoulders of the ______ being the largest group of health providers.
NURSES
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Without ____ ________ it is impossible to advocate for your patients
CLEAR COMMUNICATION
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As an _____ you explain concepts and facts about health, describe the reason for routine care activities, demonstrate procedures such as self-care activities, reinforce learning or patient behavior, and evaluate the patient’s progress in learning
EDUCATOR
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The functions of advocacy role are to
inform ,support and mediate