Community Based Nursing Chapters 1-4

Front 1

Continuity of care

Back 1

A Bridge to all levels of quality care.

Front 2

People, locations, and social systems are individual examples of a?

Back 2

Community

Front 3

Nursing care within the contex of the client of the clients family and community with a focus in prevention that enhances the clients ability for self care is called?

Back 3

Community-Based nursing

Front 4

Acute Care

Back 4

Short term medical or nursing care.

Front 5

Cultural encounter

Back 5

direct conact with members of a cultural community.

Front 6

cultral awareness

Back 6

Self awareness of ones own cultrual background, influences, and biases.

Front 7

lack of recognition of one's own beliefs and practice or those of others.

Back 7

cultural blindness

Front 8

Culturagram

Back 8

tool nurses and others use in an effort to individualize care for culturally diverse families.

Front 9

Aculturation

Back 9

individuals in groups from one culture learning the ways to exist in a new culture.

Front 10

Assimilation

Back 10

individuals or groups from one culture identify more strongly with a dominant culture in values activities and daily life.

Front 11

Affective interventions

Back 11

Teaching methods or interventions that are facilitated by changes in attitudes, values and feelings.

Front 12

behavorial interventions

Back 12

self awareness of ones own cultural background, influences and biases.

Front 13

cognative interventions

Back 13

teaching or nursing action that enhances the clients ability to intellectually process information.

Front 14

Advanced dirivitives

Back 14

Power of attorney, living will

Front 15

DRG

Back 15

Diagnostic related Group

Front 16

Statistics related to age age-specific categories, birth and death rates, marital status, ethnicity.

Back 16

Demographics

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Developmental assessment

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normal family developmental tasks

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emic care

Back 18

insiders view of care

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etic care

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proffesional view of care

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ethrocentrism

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believing ur cultural beliefs r the best.

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Family developmental tasks

Back 21

Expected family psychosocial cognitive or psychomotor skills at certain periods in life.

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Family health

Back 22

How well the family functions

Front 23

Family role

Back 23

expected set of behaviors associated with a particular family position.

Front 24

Characteristics of indviduals who make up the family unit makes up the

Back 24

family structure

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beliefs about dress diet and other ADL's

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lifeways

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assessment of structure is called?

Back 26

Genogram

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Health dispartity

Back 27

Access to healthcare regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, income, ect.

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Health Promotion

Back 28

activities that enhance well being of an already healthy person

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health-illness continuum

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health range from healthy to death and all meaures inbetween.

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primary prevention

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actions used to avoid initial occurance of disease or illness.

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Secondary preventions

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actions to check disease or illness early to limit disability.

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tertiary preventions

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actions that focus on rehabilitation, recovery.

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Vital satistics

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ongoing registration of births, death, adoptions, divorces, marriage, cause of death and other data that reflect health signs of a community.

Front 34

transcultural nursing

Back 34

practice of caring for people from other cultures

Front 35

role conflict

Back 35

occures when demands of one role contradicts another.

Front 36

steps of the nursing proccess

Back 36

assessment
Diagnosis
planning
Implimentation
evaluation