WEEK 7: TRANSHEALTH Flashcards
What influences nutritional health in elders?
Depressive symptoms, functional status, oral health, income
What is the Roy Adaptation Model (RAM)?
A framework viewing humans as biopsychosocial beings adapting to environmental stimuli
Key adaptive modes in RAM?
Physiological, self-concept, role function, interdependence
What is the role of advocacy in transhealth?
Advocate for standardized care and identify health inequities
Core focus of Roy Adaptation Model in transhealth?
Promoting holistic adaptation through physiological, self-concept, role function, and interdependence modes
What gaps exist in transhealth education?
Professionals receive only 1-2 days of training in program core
What are the key components of RAM?
Inputs (stimuli), coping processes, and outputs (responses/adaptive modes).
What are the three types of stimuli in RAM?
Focal stimuli: Direct and immediate stimulus confronting the individual.
Contextual stimuli: Environmental factors contributing to the situation.
Residual stimuli: Unknown or subconscious factors influencing adaptation.
What is the goal of RAM?
To promote adaptive responses that enhance health and well-being across four adaptive modes.
What does the physiological-physical mode address (RAM)?
Physical functioning and bodily processes.
Examples of responses in the physiological-physical mode (RAM)?
Oxygenation, nutrition, elimination, activity/rest, protection, sensory functions, fluid/electrolyte balance.
What is the focus of the self-concept mode? RAM
Psychological and spiritual aspects of the individual.
What are the key components of self-concept? RAM
Physical self: Body image, physical sensations.
Personal self: Self-identity, self-esteem, moral and spiritual well-being.
What does the role function mode encompass? RAM
Social roles and responsibilities individuals assume.
What types of roles are included? (ROLE FUNCTION MODE -RAM)
Ascribed roles (e.g., family member) and achieved roles (e.g., profession).
