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Discuss the definition of health and related concepts.
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A state of mental, social, well being not merely the absence of disease.
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Discuss the various health and illness models to demonstrate the relationship between the client's attitudes toward health and health practices.
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Health Belief Model addresses the relationship between a person beliefs and behaviours. 1st competant is the individuals perception 2nd seriousness 3rd Likelihood person will take preventative action.
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Health Promotion Model-
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was designed to be “complementary counterpart to models of health protection” 1st individual characteristics 2nd behaviour specific knowledge and effect 3rd behavioural outcome.
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Basic Human Model
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Basic human needs that are necessary for human survival and health.
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
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Physiological Needs: Air, Water, Food, Shelter, Sleep, Sex
Safety and Security Love and Belongingness Self-Esteem Self Actualization: vitality, creativity, Self-Sufficiency, Authenticity, Playfulness, Meaningfulness |
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Holistic Health Model-
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clients are involved in their healing process they assume some responsibility in their own health maintenance.
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Describe health promotion and illness prevention attitudes
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Health Promotion-routine exercise, good nutrition, help clients maintain or motivate people to act positively to reach more stable levels of health.
Illness prevention-I.e. immunization programs protect clients from actual or potential threats to health. Illness prevention activities motivate people to avoid declines in health or functional levels. |
