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19 Cards in this Set
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Health is an ideal state of what? |
Physical wellness and mental well-being |
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Health is a positive concept emphasizing social and personal resources as well as what? |
Physical capacities |
What capacities? |
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Health is power of the soul to do what? |
Cope with the varying conditions of the body |
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A pathology affecting an organ or body system. |
Illness |
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How does illness affect each person? |
Experiences are unique to each individual |
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In what terms are illnesses usually described? |
In terms of how it makes a person feel |
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A disruption of health |
Illness |
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What 2 things are health and illness influenced by? |
attitude lifestyle choices |
The client's what 2 things! |
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3 models used to understand health & illness |
Health illness continuum Dunn's health grid Neumanns continuum |
2 continums, 1 grid |
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Dimensions of health along Health & Illness Continuum. |
Biological factors Nutrition Physical activity Sleep and rest Meaningful work Lifestyle choices Family relationships Culture Religion and spirituality Environmental factors Finances |
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What factors disrupt health? |
Physical disease Injury Mental illness Loss Impending death Competing demands The unknown Imbalance Isolation |
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5 Stages of illness behavior |
1) Experiencing symptoms 2) Sick role behavior 3) Seeking professional care 4) Dependence on others 5) Recovery |
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Factors that influence illness behavior. |
-Age -Family patterns -Culture -Nature of the illness -Hardiness -Intensity, direction, & multiplicity of the disruption |
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3 Natures of Illness |
Acute illness Chronic illness Remission or exacerbation |
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Assessment: Facilitate Communication |
Attuning Acceptance Respecting Enjoying |
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Diagnosis: what do you use to diagnose relating to health issues? |
NANDA-I |
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2 Planning outcomes/evaluation |
1) Envision acceptable outcomes 2) Set smaller, realistic goals |
Examine, envision, establish, provide? |
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Planning intervention/implementation |
Envision strengths & potential in clients & families who are too overwhelmed to identify their own |
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How can I honor each client's unique health/illness experience? |
*Examine life's uncertainties *Envision wellness for your clients & yourself *Establish trust at your first client contact and through transfers and discharge *Provide a healing presence |
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