Safe Patient Handling + PHC + Health Care Delivery Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 8 dimensions of health?

A

emotional
social
occupational
financial
environment
physical
intellectual
spiritual

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2
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What is the Maori Model of Health?

A

Te whare tapa wha

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3
Q

What does Taha Tinana mean?

A

physical health

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4
Q

What does Taha Hinengaro mean?

A

mental and emotional health

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5
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What does Taha Hinengaro mean?

A

mental and emotional health

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6
Q

What does Taha Whanau mean?

A

Extended family/ social support systems

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6
Q

What is the Maori Model of Health?

A

Te Whare Tapa Wha

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7
Q

What are the 8 dimensions?

A

emotional
social
occupational
financial
environmental
physical
intellectual
spiritual

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8
Q

What is the aim of safer handling?

A

to eliminate the need to lift

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9
Q

What is wear and tear?

A

Cumulative damage to joints, discs
and soft tissues over time.

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10
Q

What are some patient handling equipment?

A

Hoists
Sliding Sheets
Patient Transfer Belts
PAT slides

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10
Q

What is the Patient Handing Commandment?

A

Do everything you can for a patient, but nothing that they can do for themselves

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11
Q

What are some Injury Risk Factors?

A

Awkward posture + lifting
Prolonged Holding
Repetitive Handling
Lifting, Bending + Twisting
Excessive loads or force

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12
Q

What does LITE stand for?

A

Load (the patient)
Individual (the carer)
Task (that needs to be done)
Environment (the surroundings)

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12
Q

What are some principles of safer patient handling?

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Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer
Maximum patient participation
Use of normal movement patterns

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13
Q

What are some Basic Postures + Movements?

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Circle of Balance
Bench Position
Lunge
Knights Position
Counter Balance

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13
Q

What does the Alma-Ata Declaration 1978 suggest?

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Essential Health Care should …
- Involve Communities
- Be Affordable
- Be Socially Acceptable
- Bring services as close to people as possible

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14
Q

What are the 5 A’s of the New Zealand Health Strategy?

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Adaptable
Acceptable
Affordable
Appropriate
Accesible

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15
Q

What is Secondary Prevention?

A

Catches disease early. Aims to prevent disease progression

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15
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What is Secondary Prevention?

A

Catches disease early. Aims to prevent disease progression

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16
Q

What does Taha Wairua mean?

A

spiritual health

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16
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What is Primary Prevention?

A

Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease

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16
Q

What is wear and tear?

A

Cumulative damage to joints, discs
and soft tissues over time.

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16
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What are some principles of safer patient handling?

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Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer
Maximum patient participation
Use of normal movement patterns

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17
Q

What are some principles of safer patient handling?

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Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer
Maximum patient participation
Use of normal movement patterns

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17
Q

What is wear and tear?

A

Cumulative damage to joints, discs
and soft tissues over time.

17
Q

What does Taha Wairua mean?

A

spiritual health

17
Q

What is Primary Prevention?

A

Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease

18
Q

What is wear and tear?

A

Cumulative damage to joints, discs
and soft tissues over time.

18
Q

What are some principles of safer patient handling?

A

Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer
Maximum patient participation
Use of normal movement patterns

18
Q

What does Taha Wairua mean?

A

spiritual health

18
Q

What is Primary Prevention?

A

Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease

19
Q

What is Tertiary Prevention?

A

Reduces severity, prevent worsening, reoccurence and/or provide rehabilitation from an existing condition

19
Q

IDF

A

Inter-district flow

20
Q

PBF

A

Population based funding

21
Q

NGO

A

Non-government organisation

22
Q

How many district boards where there originally?

A

20

23
Q

What are the 5 dashboards?

A

Respiratory
Blood Stream Infections
Hand Hygiene
Covid
Influenza

23
Q

What are the 3 infection based precautions?

A

Contact
Droplet
Airborne

24
Q

What does Taha Wairua mean?

A

spiritual health

24
Q

What are some principles of safer patient handling?

A

Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer
Maximum patient participation
Use of normal movement patterns

24
Q

NGO

A

Non-government organisation

24
Q

What is wear and tear?

A

Cumulative damage to joints, discs
and soft tissues over time.

24
Q

What is Primary Prevention?

A

Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease

25
Q

What does Taha Wairua mean?

A

spiritual health

25
Q

NGO

A

Non-government organisation

25
Q

What is wear and tear?

A

Cumulative damage to joints, discs
and soft tissues over time.

25
Q

What is Primary Prevention?

A

Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease

26
Q

What are some principles of safer patient handling?

A

Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer
Maximum patient participation
Use of normal movement patterns

27
Q

What is Primary Prevention?

A

Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease

27
Q

What are some principles of safer patient handling?

A

Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer
Maximum patient participation
Use of normal movement patterns

28
Q

What does Taha Wairua mean?

A

spiritual health

28
Q

What is wear and tear?

A

Cumulative damage to joints, discs
and soft tissues over time.

28
Q

NGO

A

Non-government organisation

29
Q

What is wear and tear?

A

Cumulative damage to joints, discs
and soft tissues over time.

29
Q

NGO

A

Non-government organisation

29
Q

What does Taha Wairua mean?

A

spiritual health

29
Q

What are some principles of safer patient handling?

A

Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer
Maximum patient participation
Use of normal movement patterns

29
Q

What is Primary Prevention?

A

Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease

30
Q

What is Primary Prevention?

A

Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease

30
Q

What does Taha Wairua mean?

A

spiritual health

30
Q

What are some principles of safer patient handling?

A

Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer
Maximum patient participation
Use of normal movement patterns

30
Q

What is wear and tear?

A

Cumulative damage to joints, discs
and soft tissues over time.

30
Q

NGO

A

Non-government organisation