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Week 1/2 Health Promotion Flashcards

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What is the Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule for influenza?

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  • 1 dose annually for all ages
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What is the Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule for Tdap?

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1 dose to Tdap then Td every 10 years for all ages

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What is the Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule for varicella?

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2 doses one time for any age

(Not recommended for people who are pregnant, immunocompromised, or have <200 tcell count per microL)

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What is the Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule for HPV?

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  • 3 doses
  • female/male
  • 19-26
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What is the Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule for zoster?

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  • 1 dose
  • >60
  • (Not recommended for people who are pregnant, immunocompromised, or have <200 tcell count per microL)
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What is the Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule for MMR?

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  • 1-2 doses
  • 19-59
  • (Not recommended for people who are pregnant, immunocompromised, or have <200 tcell count per microL)
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What is the Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule for pneumococcal 13-valent conjugate?

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  • 1 time dose
  • 19-64 only recommended if other risk factor present
  • >65 should get it regardless of risk factors
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What is the Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule for pneumococcal polysaccharide?

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  • 1 or 2 doses for 19-64 only if risk factors present
  • 1 dose for >65 regardless
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What is the Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule for meningococcal?

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  • 1 or more doses
  • all ages
  • only reccommended if risk factors present
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What is the Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule for Hep A?

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  • 2 doses
  • only recommended if risk factors present
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What is the Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule for Hep B?

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3 doses for all ages only if risk factors present

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What is the Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule for Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib)?

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1-3 doses for all ages if risk factors present

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When should one be screened for a physical exam?

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  • 3-5 years
    • women q1-3 yrs
    • men q 1-5 yrs
  • age 20-40 then more often afterward
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When should one be screened for a dental exam?

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q 6 months

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When should one be screened for BP?

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q 2 years, yearly if previously elevated

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When should one be screened for BMI?

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every routine visit

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When should one be screened for Cholesterol?

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Start at age 20, min q 5 years

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When should one be screened for blood glucose?

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starting at 45, min q 3yrs

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When should one be screened for colorectal?

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  • starting @ 50
  • high sensitivity fecal occult blood testing annually
  • or flexible sigmoidoscopy q 5 years
  • or colonscopy q 10 years
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When should one be screened for cervical cancer?

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  • 21-29
    • pap q 3 yrs
  • 30-65
    • pap/HPV test q 5 yrs
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When should one be screened for breast cancer?

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  • CBE q 3 years for 20-30 yo, annually for >40
  • annual mammograms >40
  • 50-74
    • mammograms q 2 yrs
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When should one be screened for clinical testicular exam?

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starting @ 20 during every routine health care visit

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When should one be screened for prostate specific antigen/digital rectal exam?

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starating @ 50 if indicated

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When should one be screened for pelvic exam?

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  • female
  • 20’s
  • q 1-3 yrs
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When should one be screened for testicular issues?

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after 20, yearly

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What make up the CHEM 7 lab values?

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  • BUN
  • K
  • Na
  • Cl
  • CO2
  • Creatinine
  • Glucose
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Normal values for K+?

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3.3-5.0

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Normal values for Na

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135-145

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Normal values for Cl

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95-110

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CO2 normal values

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24-32

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BUN normal values

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8-22

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Creatinine normal values

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0.5-1.3

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Glucose normal value

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70-110

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What make up a CBC?

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  • WBC
  • RBC
  • Hgb
  • Hct
  • PLT
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Normal values of WBC

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4.5-11.0

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RBC normal values

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4.5-5.3

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Hgb normal values

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13-16

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Hct normal values

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37-49

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Platelets normal values

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130-400

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What is included in a coags panel?

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  • PTT
  • PT
  • INR
  • PLT
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What are the normal values for PTT?

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23-33.5

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PT normal values?

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11-12.5

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INR normal values

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<1.6

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What is included in ABGs?

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  • Ca++
  • PaO2
  • O2 Sat
  • pH
  • PaCO2
  • HCO3
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Ca++ normal values

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1.2-1.32

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PaO2 normal values

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80-100

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O2 sat normal values

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95-100

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pH normal values

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7.35-7.45

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PaCO2 normal values

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35-45

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HCO3 normal values

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22-28

51
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Inspiratory capicity of a normal person

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4,400-5900mL

52
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Normal respiratory rate

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12-20 (<12 Bradypnea; >20 Tachypnea)

53
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding activity/rest?

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  • adequate sleep/rest
  • activity intolerance/risk for
  • ineffective activity planning
  • risk for disuse syndrome
  • deficient diversional activity
  • fatigue
  • insomnia
  • lifestyle, sedentary
  • impaired bed mobility
  • impaired wheelchair mobiliity
  • readiness for enhanced sleep
  • sleep deprivation
  • disturbed sleep pattern
  • impaired transfer ability
  • impaired walking
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding circulation?

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  • autonomic dysreflexia/risk for
  • risk for bleeding
  • decreased cardiac output
  • decreased intracranial adaptive capacity
  • perfusion
    • ineffective peripheral tissue
    • risk for decreased cardiac tissue
    • risk for ineffective cerebral tissue
    • risk for ineffective gastrointestinal
    • risk for ineffective renal
  • risk for shock
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding ego integrity?

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  • anxiety
    • death or specific level
  • risk prone health behavior
  • disturbed body image
  • decisional conflict (specify)
  • coping
    • defensive
    • ineffective
    • readiness for enhanced
  • readiness for enhanced decision making
  • ineffective denial
  • risk for compromised human dignity
  • moral distress
  • disturbed energy field
  • fear
  • grieving
    • complicated
    • risk for complicated
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding ego integrity more specifically related to hope/ post trauma?

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  • readiness for enhanced hope
  • hopelessness
  • disturbed personal identity
  • post trauma syndrome/risk for
57
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding ego integrity dealing w/ power, rape, and relationships?

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  • readiness for enhanced power
  • powerlessness/risk for
  • Rape-trauma syndrome
  • rediness for enhanced relationships
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding ego integrity and dealing with religiosity, relocation, and resilience?

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  • religiosity
    • impaired
    • ready for enhanced
    • risk for impaired
  • relocation stress syndrom/risk for
  • resilience
    • impaired individual
    • readiness for enhanced
    • risk for compromised
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding ego integrity and dealing with self/emotions/spirits?

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  • readiness for enhanced self-concept
  • self-esteem
    • chronic low
    • situational low
    • risk for situational low
  • chronic sorrow
  • spiritual
    • distress/risk for
    • readiness for spiritual well-being
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding elimination?

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  • bowel incontinence
  • constipation
    • or percieved/risk for
  • diarrhea
  • dysfxnl GI motility/risk for
  • urinary elimination
    • impaired
    • readiness for enhanced
  • urinary incontinence
    • fxnl
    • overflow
    • reflex
    • risk for urge
    • stress
    • urge
  • acute/chronic urinary retention
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding food/fluid?

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  • breastfeeding
    • effective
    • ineffective
    • interrupted
  • impaired dentition
  • risk for electrolyte imbalance
  • adult failure to thrive
  • ineffective infant feeding pattern
  • readiness for enhanced fluid balance
  • fluid volume
    • deficient hyper/hypotonic/isotonic
    • excess
    • risk for deficient
    • risk for imbalanced
  • risk for unstable blood glucose
  • risk for impaired liver fxn
  • nausea
  • nutrition
    • imbalanced: >/< body requirements
    • risk for more than BR
    • readiness for enhanced
  • oral mucous membrane impaired
  • impaired swallowing
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding hygiene?

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  • Self-care
    • readiness for enhanced
    • deficit
      • bathing
      • dressing
      • feeding
      • toileting
  • self neglect
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding neurosensory?

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  • confusion
    • acute/risk for
    • chronic
  • infant behavior
    • disorganized
    • readiness for enhanced organized
    • risk for disorganized
  • impaired memory
  • unilateral neglect
  • risk for Peripheral Neurovascular Dysfunction
  • disturbed sensory perception (specify)
  • stress overload
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding pain/discomfort?

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  • comfort
    • impaired
    • readiness for enhanced
  • pain (acute/chronic)
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding respiration?

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  • ineffective airway clearance
  • risk for aspiration
  • ineffective breathing pattern
  • impaired gas exchange
  • impaired spontaneous ventilation
  • dysfxnl ventilatory weaning response
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding safety A-F?

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  • Allergy Response
    • latex/risk for
  • risk for imbalanced body temp
  • contamination/risk for
  • risk for sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)
  • impaired environmental interpretation syndrome
  • risk for fall
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding saftey H-M?

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  • Health maintenance
    • ineffective
    • impaired
  • hyperthermia/hypo
  • readiness for enhanced immunization status
  • risk for infection
  • risk for injury/perioperative positioning injury
  • neonatal jaundice
  • risk for disturbed maternal/fetal Dyad
  • impaired physical mobility
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding safety P-S?

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  • risk for poisoning
  • ineffective protection
  • self-mutilation/risk for
  • skin integrity
    • impaired/risk for
  • risk for suffocation
  • risk for suicide
  • delayed surgical recovery
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding safety T-W?

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  • ineffective thermoregulation
  • impaired tissue integrity
  • risk for trauma/vascular trauma
  • violence
    • actual/risk for other/self-directed
  • wandering (sporadic or continual)
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding sexuality?

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  • readiness for enhanced child bearing process
  • sexual dysfxn
  • ineffective sexuality pattern
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding social interaction A-C?

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  • risk for impaired attachment
  • caregiver role strain/risk for
  • communication
    • impaired verbal
    • readiness for enhanced
  • parental role conflict
  • coping
    • ineffective community
    • readiness for enhanced community
    • compromised family
    • disabled family
    • readiness for enhanced fam
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding social interaction F-S?

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  • family processes
    • dysfxnl
    • interrupted
    • readiness for enhanced
  • risk for loneliness
  • parenting
    • impaired/ risk for
    • readiness for enhanced
  • ineffective role performance
  • impaired social interaction
  • social isolation
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What are the NANDA RN Dx regarding teaching/learning?

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  • risked for delayed development
  • risk for disproportionate growth
  • delayed growth and development
  • risk prone health behavior
  • ineffective self health management
  • knowledge
    • deficient
    • readiness for enhanced
  • non-compliance
  • therapeutic regimen management
    • ineffective
    • ineffective fam
    • readiness for enhanced
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