SAS#1 Flashcards

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Is an individuals view of self, it is subjective and involves a complex mixture of unconscious and conscious thoughts, attitudes and perceptions.

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SELF-CONCEPT

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The loss of bodily function, decline in activity tolerance, and difficulty managing a chronic illness are examples of situations that change a patient’s

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SELF-CONCEPT

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3
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Remains beneficial in understanding key task that individuals face at various stages of development.

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Erikson’s psychosocial development theory (1983)

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Erikson’s emphasizes on the generativity stage explains the rise in

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SELF-ESTEEM AND SELF CONCEPT IN ADULTHOOD

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5
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Internal sense of individuality, wholeness and consistency of a person over time

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IDENTITY

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Involves attitudes related to physical appearance is structure or function

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BODY IMAGE

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7
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In ability to balance career and family.
Physical emotional or cognitive deficits preventing roll assumption.

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ROLE PERFORMANCE

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8
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Is often highest in childhood, fluctuate during adolescence, gradually rises throughout adulthood, and either diminishes or increases again in old age depending on self-concept clarity.

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SELF-ESTEEM

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9
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Especially during adolescence

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IDENTITY STRESSORS

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10
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ROLE CONFLICT
ROLE AMBIGUITY
ROLE STRAIN
ROLE OVERLOAD

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ROLE PERFORMANCE STRESSORS

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Affect appearance is structure or function of a body part

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BODY IMAGINE STRESSORS

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12
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Very by developmental stage

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SELF-ESTEEM STRESSORS

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13
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Prenatal and well baby care
Nutrition counseling
Family planning
Exercise yoga and mediation classes

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PRIMARY CARE

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14
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Blood pressure and cancer screenings
Immunizations
Mental health counseling and crisis prevention

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PREVENTIVE CARE

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Emergency care
Acute medical surgical care
Radiological procedures for acute problems

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Secondary Acute Care

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16
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Intensive care
Sub-acute care

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TERTIARY CARE

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Cardiovascular and pulmonary rehabilitation
Orthopedic rehabilitation and home care
Sports medicine and spinal cord injury programs

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RESTORATIVE CARE

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Assisted living
Psychiatric and older adult day care

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CONTINUING CARE

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Controls risk factors for disease
Focuses on improving health outcomes
Requires collaboration

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PREVENTIVE AND PRIMARY HEALTHCARE

20
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Diagnosis and treatment of disease
disease management is the most common and expensive service of the healthcare delivery system
Intensive care
Psychiatric facilities
Rural hospitals

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SECONDARY AND TERTIARY CARE

21
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Serves patients recovering from an acute or chronic illness or disability
helps individuals regain maximal function and enhance quality of life

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RESTORATIVE CARE

22
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provision of medically related services and equipment to patients and families in their homes for health maintenance education illness prevention diagnosis and treatment of disease palliation and rehabilitation

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RESTORATIVE CARE: HOME HEALTH CARE

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Includes physical occupational and speech therapy and social services

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RESTORATIVE CARE: REHABILITATION

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Extended care facility
provide intermediate medical nursing or custodial care for patients recovering from acute illness or disability

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RESTORATIVE CARE: EXTENDED CARE

25
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For people who are disabled functionally dependent or suffering a terminal disease
Available with institutional setting or in the home

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CONTINUING CARE

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Provide 24-hour intermediate & custodial care
Nursing rehabilitation diet social recreational in religious services
Residence of any age with chronic or debilitating illness

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NURSING CENTERS OR FACILITIES

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Long-term care setting
Home environment
Greater resident autonomy
No fee caps

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ASSISTED LIVING

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Provide short-term relief for time of four people providing home care to an individual who is kill disabled or frial
Settings include home daycare are healthcare institution with overnight care

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RESPITE CARE

29
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Provide a variety of health and social services to a specific patient populations who live alone or with family in the community.

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ADULT DAYCARE CENTERS

30
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family-centered care that allows patients to live with comfort and independence and dignity while using the pains of terminal illness
Focuses on palliative care or not curative

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HOSPICE