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Describe nursing

the protection, promotion and optimization of health and activities: prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through diagnosis and treatment

What is holistic healing?

healing is physical, emotional and psychosocial

Clinical health model

absence of health, signs and symptoms present, only go to hospital when sick

Role performance health model

failure to perform at societal levels; occupational health

Adaptive health model

failure to adapt to health change

Eudaimonistic health model

lack of involvement with life, CAM and western medicines used to heal

Four overarching goals of Healthy People 2020

1. attain high quality longer lives free of preventative disease, disability, injury or premature death


2. health equity, remove disparities and improve health of all groups


3. create social and phys environ healthy to promote good health for all


4. promote good qual of life with healthy dev and behaviors across all life stages

Primary level of prevention

precedes disease to stop it from happening


ex. health promo, immunizations and public health

Secondary level of prevention

already have/at risk for disease


ex. annual screens and early interven to cure

Tertiary level of prevention

disease permanent or irreversible


ex. therapeutic and rehabilitative support

Nursing roles

1. caregiver


2. advocate


3. educator


4. communicator


5. manager

Nurse caregiver

health management, regain heath, attain max functioning

Nurse advocate

stand up for the patient, protect their rights

Nurse educator

explain facts, demonstrate routine acts

Nurse communicator

provide comfort and support

Nurse manager

delegate to other nursing staff and CNA's

Health perception-health management

patients self report of health and well being, how pt manages their health

Nutritional-metabolic

pts. daily/weekly food and fluid intake

Elimination

patters of excretory functions

Activity-exercise

patterns of exercise, activity, leisure and recreation

Sleep-rest

patterns of sleep, rest and relaxation

Cognitive-perceptual

sensory, perceptual patterns, thinking and language

Self-perception/self-concept

pts. self concept and perception, body image

Role-relationship

pts. patterns of roles and relationship, family, society

Sexuality-reproductive

patterns of sexual satisfaction, reproductive patterns

Coping-stress tolerance

stress management and coping

Value-belief

values, belief and goals

Cognitive domain of nursing

memory and understand reqs thinking

Affective domain of nursing

reqs recognition of values, beliefs and feelings

Psychomotor domain of nursing

cognitive and tactical, understand and do it

Definition of health

dynamic and holistic process in person perceived state of being

Nursing process

Assess, Diagnose, Plan, Implement, Evaluate


ADPIE

Health belief model

relationship between beliefs and behaviors


1. pt must recon susceptibility


2. perception of seriousness


3. likelihood to action

Health promotion model

health as positive, dynamic state not merely the absence of disease, personal fulfillment and self actualization

Interval variables to health

1. developmental stage-fear amongst kids


2. intellectual stage-lack of know incorrect info


3. percep of funx-gather subj and obj data


4. emotional factors-pts fear and stress


5. spiritual-religious beliefs

External variables to health

1. family practices-mom didn't get pap smear


2. socioeconomic- can't afford healthcare


3. cultural background-don't believe in immun

Prochaska model of change

pre contemplation, contemplation, planning, action, maintenance

Precontemplation

pt not thinking about change or considering

Contemplation

pt seriously considering making change

Planning

pt began change and thinking about making it over time

Action

pt continued change until 6 months

Maintenance

pt continues change over 6 months till infinity