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External Environment and its components
1. Social Factors: Financial hardships, lifestyle, social pressures, societal issues (AIDS, abortion, drug abuse)
2. Physical Factors: stree, conflict, smoking, obesity, alcoholism or drug abuse
LPN/LVN role in the health care team
*practices under the supervision of the RN or Physician
*working together as a team
*most direct pt caregivers
Wellness
highest level of optimal health
Illness
diminished or impaired state of health
Wellness/Illness continuum
range of a person's total health
Maslow's Hierarchy
*believed that an individual's behavior is formed by the individuals attempts to meet essential needs
*placed on a pyramid that ranks them according to how basic each one is
*must meet each one before advancing to the next
5 levels on Maslow's Hierarchy
1. Physiological
2. Safety and Security
3. Love and Belongingness
4. Esteem
5. Self-Actualization
Physiological
health, food and sleep
Safety and Security
shelter, removal from danger
Love and Belongingness
love, affection, being a part of groups
Esteem
self-esteem and esteem of others
Self-Actualization
achieving individual potential
5 economic factors affecting health and illness
1. our aging population
2. advances in technology
3. health care insurance
4. malpractice insurance
5. miscellaneous factors
HMO's
Health Maintenance Organizations: provide health care to member for a fixed prepaid rate
Case Management
involves care of groups of patients by a case manager
DRG's
Diagnostic Related Groups: system that classifies patients by age, diagnosis and surgical procedure
Identify the factors that affect and individuals mental state
fear of illness and dehumanization, loss of identity, and loss of control
Identify the factors that affect and individuals physical state
imbalance in body functions (illness, injury, AIDS, Cancer)
Who established the Patients' Bill of Rights?
AHA (American Hospital Association)
What is the basic expectation of the Patients' Bill of Rights
1. High quality hospital care
2. A clean and safe environment
3. Involvement in their care
Identify the right of health care providers
that patients will actively participate in their care as much as possible
Identify the primary goal of the health care team
Optimal physical, mental, and social well-being of the patient (holistic care)
Describe the purpose of Nursing Care Plans
A document that guides and directs the activities surrounding patient care. Documentation is a permanent record of the patient's progress and treatment