Test 1

Front 1

Burnout (also referred to as compassionate fatigue):

Back 1

fatigue that occurs when one provides care for others at work and home but loses the ability to take care of one’s self

Front 2

Compassion fatigue

Back 2

referred to by many as burnout, may occur when one provides care for others at work and home but loses the ability to take care of ones self

Front 3

Ego defense mechanisms

Back 3

unconscious, protective barriers that are used to manage instinct and affect in the presence of stressful situations (also referred to as defense mechanisms)

Front 4

Forensic nursing education

Back 4

preparation through a synthesis of education and experience in nursing, forensic science and law enforcement. This specialized education develops a clinician qualified to respond to the challenge health care faces in the protection of the legal, civil, and human rights of victims and perpetrators of violent crimes

Front 5

Genetics

Back 5

study of the transmitted or inherited genes and variations or defects in organisms.

Front 6

Genomics

Back 6

the study of the genetic makeup of the chromosomes of an organism.

Front 7

Hospitalists

Back 7

clinicians who provide services to clients who don’t have primary care physicians or whose primary care providers choose not to make hospital calls

Front 8

Managed care nursing

Back 8

the development and implementation of health-wellness, illness- prevention, and disease-management programs

Front 9

Mental disorder or mental illness

Back 9

an illness or syndrome with psychological or behavioral manifestations and/or impairment in functioning due to a social, psychological, genetic, physical/chemical, or biologic disturbance

Front 10

Mental health

Back 10

a positive state in which one is responsible, displays self-awareness, is self-directive, is reasonably worry free, and can cope with usual daily tensions