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Ch. 6
Health & Wellness
p. 69
Terms / definitions
What is health?
complete physical, mental
& social well-being not
merely absence of disease
or infirmity
What is health belief Model?
Conceptual framework
predicts person's health
behavior as expression of
personal health beliefs
What is health behaviors?
Activities person maintains
attains or regains good
health & prevents illness
What is Holistic Health Model?
conditions promote optimal
health. focuses on all
dimensions of client not
just physiological
dimension as important
aspects of physical wellness
What is health promotion?
motivating people to seek
decreasing incidence &
minimizing results of
illness or disability
What is illness prevention?

(preventative care)
Health education programs or
activities directed toward
protecting clients from
threats or potential threats
to health & toward
minimizing risk factors
What passive strategies
of health promotion?
Activities involve client as
recipient of actions by
health care professionals
What are active strategies
of health promotion?
Activities depend on
client being motivated to
adopt specific health
program
What is primary prevention?
True prevention; precedes
disease or dysfunction &
applied to clients who are
considered physically &
emotionally healthy
What is Secondary prevention?
Activities toward early
diagnosis & prompt
intervention, lessening
severity of a condition &
enabling the client to return
to highest level of health at
earliest possible point
What is tertiary prevention?
Occurs when a defect or
disability is permanent &
irreversible
What is risk factor?
internal or external variable
makes person or group more
vulnerable to illness or an
unhealthy event
What is illness?
Abnormal process of
person's functioning is
diminished or impaired as
compared with the previous
condition
What is illness behavior?
Ways people monitor their
bodies, define & interpret
their symptoms, take remedial
actions & use the health
care system
Name internal variables
influencing health?
developmental stage
intellectual background
perception of functioning
emotional factors
spiritual factors
Name external variables
influencing health?
family practices
socioeconomical factors
cultural background
What are the levels of
preventative care?
primary prevention
secondary prevention
tertiary prevention
What are the risk
factors for health?
genetic /phsiological factors
age
environment
lifestyle
What are 2 goals for
Healthy People 2010
increase quality & years of
health life

eliminate health disperaties
Health Promotion Model
focuses on what 3 areas?
individual characteristics
& experiences

behavior specific cognitions
and effect

behavioral outcome
Health Belief Model includes
what 3 components?
involves individual perception
of susceptibility to an illness

individuals perception of
seriousness of illness

likelihood person will take
preventative action - results
from person's perception of
the benefit of & barriers
to taking action
What are the internal
variables health beliefs
& practices?
development stage
intellectual background
perception of functioning
emotional factors
spiritual factors
What are the external
variables health beliefs
& practices?
family practices
socioeconomic factors
cultural background
Health promotion
activities include?
routine exercise
good nutrition
help maintain/enhance
present levels of health
Wellness education
include?
teach physical awareness,
stress management,
self responsibility
Illness prevention
activities include?
activities motivate people
to avoid declines in health
or functional levels
Describe interal variables
influencing illness
behavior?
influence way pt behave when
they are ill are their
perceptions of symptoms &
nature of illness
Describe external variables
influencing illness
behavior?
visibility of symptoms
social group,
cultural background
economic variables
accessibility of health care
system
social support
Describe impact of illness
on client & family?
behavioral & emotional changes
impact on body image
impact on self-concept
impact on family role
impact on family dynamics