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What are the 8 dimensions of health?

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emotional
social
occupational
financial
environment
physical
intellectual
spiritual

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What is the Maori Model of Health?

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Te whare tapa wha

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What does Taha Tinana mean?

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physical health

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What does Taha Hinengaro mean?

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mental and emotional health

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What does Taha Hinengaro mean?

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mental and emotional health

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What does Taha Whanau mean?

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Extended family/ social support systems

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What is the Maori Model of Health?

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Te Whare Tapa Wha

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What are the 8 dimensions?

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emotional
social
occupational
financial
environmental
physical
intellectual
spiritual

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What is the aim of safer handling?

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to eliminate the need to lift

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What is wear and tear?

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

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What are some patient handling equipment?

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Hoists
Sliding Sheets
Patient Transfer Belts
PAT slides

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What is the Patient Handing Commandment?

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

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What are some Injury Risk Factors?

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

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What does LITE stand for?

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

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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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What are some Basic Postures + Movements?

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Circle of Balance
Bench Position
Lunge
Knights Position
Counter Balance

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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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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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What is Secondary Prevention?

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Catches disease early. Aims to prevent disease progression

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What is Secondary Prevention?

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Catches disease early. Aims to prevent disease progression

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What does Taha Wairua mean?

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spiritual health

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What is Primary Prevention?

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Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease

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What is wear and tear?

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

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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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What are some principles of safer patient handling?
Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer Maximum patient participation Use of normal movement patterns
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What is wear and tear?
Cumulative damage to joints, discs and soft tissues over time.
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What does Taha Wairua mean?
spiritual health
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What is Primary Prevention?
Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease
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What is wear and tear?
Cumulative damage to joints, discs and soft tissues over time.
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What are some principles of safer patient handling?
Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer Maximum patient participation Use of normal movement patterns
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What does Taha Wairua mean?
spiritual health
18
What is Primary Prevention?
Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease
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What is Tertiary Prevention?
Reduces severity, prevent worsening, reoccurence and/or provide rehabilitation from an existing condition
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IDF
Inter-district flow
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PBF
Population based funding
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NGO
Non-government organisation
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How many district boards where there originally?
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What are the 5 dashboards?
Respiratory Blood Stream Infections Hand Hygiene Covid Influenza
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What are the 3 infection based precautions?
Contact Droplet Airborne
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What does Taha Wairua mean?
spiritual health
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What are some principles of safer patient handling?
Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer Maximum patient participation Use of normal movement patterns
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NGO
Non-government organisation
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What is wear and tear?
Cumulative damage to joints, discs and soft tissues over time.
24
What is Primary Prevention?
Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease
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What does Taha Wairua mean?
spiritual health
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NGO
Non-government organisation
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What is wear and tear?
Cumulative damage to joints, discs and soft tissues over time.
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What is Primary Prevention?
Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease
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What are some principles of safer patient handling?
Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer Maximum patient participation Use of normal movement patterns
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What is Primary Prevention?
Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease
27
What are some principles of safer patient handling?
Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer Maximum patient participation Use of normal movement patterns
28
What does Taha Wairua mean?
spiritual health
28
What is wear and tear?
Cumulative damage to joints, discs and soft tissues over time.
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NGO
Non-government organisation
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What is wear and tear?
Cumulative damage to joints, discs and soft tissues over time.
29
NGO
Non-government organisation
29
What does Taha Wairua mean?
spiritual health
29
What are some principles of safer patient handling?
Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer Maximum patient participation Use of normal movement patterns
29
What is Primary Prevention?
Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease
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What is Primary Prevention?
Targets risk factors aiming to prevent the onset of a disease
30
What does Taha Wairua mean?
spiritual health
30
What are some principles of safer patient handling?
Maximum comfort and safety of the patient and carer Maximum patient participation Use of normal movement patterns
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What is wear and tear?
Cumulative damage to joints, discs and soft tissues over time.
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NGO
Non-government organisation

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