Health And Assessment

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Assessment

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the collection of data about an individuals health state

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Biomedical model

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the Western European North American tradition that view health as the absence of disease

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Complete data base

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a complete health history and full physical examination

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Critical Thinking

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simultaneously problem-solving while self improving one's own thinking ability.

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Diagnostic reasoning

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a method of collecting and analyzing clinical information with the following comonents:1.attending to initially available cues 2.formulating dx hypotheses 3. gathering data relative to the tentative hypotheses 4. evaluating each hypothesis with the new data collected, arriving at a final dagnosis.

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Emergency data base

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rapid collection of the data base often compiled concurrently with life saving measure.

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Enviroment

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the toal of all the conditions and elements thta make up the surroundings and influence the development of a person

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episodic data base

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one used for a limited or short term problem concerns maily one problem one cue complex or one body system

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follow up data base

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used in all settings to monitor progress on short term or chronic health problems

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holistic health

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the view that the mind body and spirit are interdependent and function as a whole with in the enviroment

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medial diagnosis

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used to evaluate the cause and etiology of disease forcus is on the funtion or malfuntion of a specific organ system

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nursing diagnosis

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used to evaluate the response of the whole person to actual or potential health problems

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nursing process

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a method of collectin and analyzing clinical information with the following components 1.assessment 2. diagnosis 3. outcome identification 4. planing 5. implementation 6. evaluation

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objective data

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what the health professional observes by inspection palpating percussing and ausculation during the physical examination

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prevention

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any action directed toward promoting health and preventing the occurence of disease

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subjective data

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what the person says about himself during history taking

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wellness

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a dynamic process and view of health. a move toward optimal funtioning