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30 Cards in this Set
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- An ? illness is characterized by sever symptoms that are relatively short-lived.
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acute
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In an acute illness ? tend to appear suddenly, progress steadily, and subside quickly.
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symptoms
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The common cold is an example of an ? illness.
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acute
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A ? illness usually develops gradually, requires ongoing medical attention, and may continue for the duration of the person’s life.
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chronic
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Hypertension, diabetes, and Parkinson’s disease are example of ? illnesses.
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chronic
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Chronic illnesses can be treated but not ?.
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cured
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There are ? stages of illness
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5
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Disbelief and Denial are stage number ? in the stages of illness
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1
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Irritability and Anger are stage number ? in the stages of illness
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2
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attempting to gain control is stage number ? in the stages of illness
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3
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Depression and Despair are stage number ? in the stages of illness.
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4
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acceptance and participation are stage number ? in the stages of illness.
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5
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Stage 1 ? and ? result from difficulty in believing that the signs and symptoms being experienced are caused by illness. Often, there is belief that the symptoms will go away.
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disbelief and denial
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? is a defense mechanism that people sometimes use to avoid the anxiety associated with illness
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denial
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Stage 2 ? and ? As the ability to function is altered by illness, ? results. ? is directed toward the body because it is not performing as it should, ? may also be directed toward others.
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irritability and anger
irritability anger anger |
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Stage 3 ? in this stage, people may consult their health care provider or use over-the-counter medications, folk practices, or home remedies.
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attempting to gain control
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Stage 4, ? and ?, and ? is perhaps the most common mood that occurs with illness.
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Depression and Despair
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In Stage ?- Individuals with chronic illness often undergo cycles of depression as remissions and exacerbation's occur.
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4
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In Stage ? - ? and ? the patient has acknowledged the reality of illness and is ready to participate in decisions about treatment.
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5– Acceptance and Participation –
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Name the 5 stages of illness?
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1.Disbelief and Denial
2. Irritability and Anger 3. Attempting to gain control 4. Depression/Despair 5. Acceptance/Participation |
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Depression and Despair are stage number ? in the stages of illness.
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4
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acceptance and participation are stage number ? in the stages of illness.
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5
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Stage 1 ? and ? result from difficulty in believing that the signs and symptoms being experienced are caused by illness. Often, there is belief that the symptoms will go away.
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disbelief and denial
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? is a defense mechanism that people sometimes use to avoid the anxiety associated with illness
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denial
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Stage 2 ? and ? As the ability to function is altered by illness, ? results. ? is directed toward the body because it is not performing as it should, ? may also be directed toward others.
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irritability and anger
irritability anger anger |
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Stage 3 ? in this stage, people may consult their health care provider or use over-the-counter medications, folk practices, or home remedies.
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attempting to gain control
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Stage 4 ? and ? and ? is perhaps the most common mood that occurs with illness.
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Depression and Despair
Depression |
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In Stage ?- Individuals with chronic illness often undergo cycles of depression as remissions and exacerbation's occur.
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4
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Stage 5 ? and ? the patient has acknowledged the reality of illness and is ready to participate in decisions about treatment.
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– Acceptance and Participation –
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Name the 5 stages of illness?
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1.Disbelief and Denial
2. Irritability and Anger 3. Attempting to gain control 4. Depression and Despair 5. Acceptance and Participation |
