Week 2 Flashcards

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what does Mastery experience mean?

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It is performing a task successfully. Past experiences that show competence at mastering a similar skill or knowledge related to the skill contributes to a person’s confidence in performing a task successfully.

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What does Vicarious experience mean?

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It is when a person compares themselves to another person with similar abilities/disabilities and sees the person succeeding.
“If they can do it, I can do it too.”

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What does social persuasions refer to?

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Refers to either a positive encouragement or negative comments.
Positive encouragement increases a persons self-efficacy whereas negative persuasions decrease self-efficacy.

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What does physiological factors refer to?

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It refers to our own emotional response to situations. Physical symptoms.

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The principles underpinning self-management support are to work collaboratively to?

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  • define the issues
  • set goals and problem solve
  • provide active, sustained follow up
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Define pain?

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Pain is an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage or described in terms such as damage.

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Define “acute pain”.

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Acute pain can be understood as an important biological protective mechanism to warn the body of injury or disease.

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Define “ chronic pain”.

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Chronic pain persists constantly or intermittently past the normal time of healing, and serves no biological purpose. Pain that persists for extended periods of time (months or years)

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What is “nociceptive pain” ?

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It is physiological pain. It implies the existence of damage to somatic or visceral tissues.

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What is Neuropathic pain?

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Pathophysiological pain that sustained by a set of mechanisms that is driven by damage to, or dysfunction of the peripheral or central nervous system.

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