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Describe how your own self-concept has been influenced by the following factors:
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a. Interpersonal Interactions: Interacting with people makes me feel like a contributing member of society.
b. Physical and cultural influences: Being a Filipino has definitely affected my self image, its given me a sense of uniqueness being in an American culture. Its made me very family-oriented and a close social being c. Education: Has given me a positive view of myself from my educational goals and accomplishments. d. Illness: I believe I’m very fit, healthy, which gives me a positive view of myself. |
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2. Compare and contrast the two types of illnesses listed below:
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a. Acute Illness: A temporary condition of illness in which patient goes through four stages:
i. Symptoms ii. Assuming sick role iii. Dependant role – accepting diagnosis and following the treatment plan iv. Recovery and rehabilitation – person gives up dependant role and resumes normal activities and responsibilities b. Chronic Illness: A permanent change caused by irreversible alternations in normal anatomy and physiology; requires patient education for rehabilitation; requires long period of care or support. Characteristics: slow onset, periods of remission. |
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3. Describe where you personally fit on the health-illness continuum, and why:
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a. I believe I’m on the normal health level, because I am able to do everyday activities without an interruption from illness. But, some lifestyle habits may keep me from moving on to the high-level wellness. Such as my eating habits.
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4. List two examples of nursing actions that would be performed at each of the following levels of preventive care.
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a. Primary Preventive Care: Giving immunizations, providing dental care teaching.
b. Secondary preventive care: Providing physical therapy, giving medications. c. Tertiary preventive care: Facilitating a support system, doing diabetic teaching. |
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1. Which of the following describe the change that takes place as a result of a response to a stressor?
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Adaptation
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2. The primary controller of homeostatic mechanisms is which of the following systems?
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Autonomic
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3. In which of the stages of the GAS does the body attempt to adapt to the stressor?
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Resistance
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4. A patient who responds to bad news concerning his lab reports by crying uncontrollably is handling stress by using which of the following?
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Coping Mechanism
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5. Which of the following statements concerning interactions with basic human needs is accurate?
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As a person strives to meet basic human needs at each level, stress can serve as either a stimulus
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6. A withdrawn and isolated patient is most likely suffering from which of the following stressors on basic human needs?
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Love and belonging needs
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1. Place the following steps of the General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) in the order in which they would normally occur:
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Threat occurs -> Alarm reaction begins -> Neuroendocrine activity increases vital signs -> Fight-or-flight response occurs -> Stage of resistance begins -> Neuroendocrine activity returns to normal -> State of exhaustion begins -> Panic, crisis, and exhaustion occur -> Rest and recovery or death occur.
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