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Unit 3 Flashcards

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Healing

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-restoration to normal, optimal funcation
-individualized

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Methods of Helaing

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  1. Western Med
  2. Eastern Med
  3. Indigenous Healing
  4. Complimentary and alternative healing
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Biomedical model

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-driven by the assumption of body/ mind
-domine view today
-treat diseases

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Traditional theraphy

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-physical
-mental
-emotional
-spiritual

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complementary

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-accompany westen helath practices

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Alternative Theraphy

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-used instead
-not considered to be part of conventional medical treatments
-harmonious to nursing values as we recongi=nizing the person for who they are

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CAM catergoires

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  1. Mind and body practices
  2. natural products
  3. other cam Practies
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Mind and Body (CAM)

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-relaxation
-breathing
-yoga
-guided imagery
-massage

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Natural prouducts (CAM)

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-herbal theraphy, probiotics, aromatherapy

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Other CAM practices

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-manipulation of engery fields
- homeopathy
- naturopathy
-whole medical system
-spiritual therapies

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Engery Theraphy

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  1. biofeild therapies- affact the feild that are in/around body
    ex: qigong, Reiki anf Terapautic touch
  2. bioelcetromagnetism- unconventional use of energy fields
    ex: magnetic, plusled
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Arnica

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Uses: insect bite/ joint and muscle pain

Uncommon Uses: Anit inflammatory/ pain relief

DO NOT TAKE WITH BLOOD THINNERS

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Garlic

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uses: hypertention/ fungal infections

Uncommon USes: decreaser Cholesterol

IF TAKEN WITH BLOOD THINNERS INCREASE THE RISK OF BLEEDING

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Ginger

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Uses: Nausea and vomitting

Uncommon Uses: inhibits prostaglandins

DO NOT TAKE WITH:
-anit diabetic meds
-anit coagulants

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ACONITE (Wolf’s Bane)

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Usese: Pain

Sid Effects: contains alkaloids toxic to Heart and CNA, can cause death

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Coltsfoot

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USes: bronchitis, asthma and sore throat

Side effects: contains hepatotoxic alkaloids that cause cancer

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Country Mallow

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Uses: asthma, cold and nasal congestion

Side effect: contains ephedrine which can cause heart attack and seizures

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Comfrey (blackwort)

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Uses: wound healing, gastritis and cancer

Side effect: toxic hepatotoxic that can cause cancer

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Ephedra (Ma huang)

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uses weight loss, athletic enhancer

Side Effect: unsafe for persons with diabetes, and thyroid diseasemdue to the effects
-interacts with herbs and drugs

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Nutrition as Med

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  1. Gerson Theraphy: low NaCL diet high K: disease believed to cause by toxins
  2. Marcobiotic Diet: Vegan diet
  3. Mediterranean diet: whole grain, nuts, and fruit and oils
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Smudging

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-cleanse the negative engery
-Shell (water)
-Medicines (gifts from mother earth)
-Buring (fire)
-smoke (carried by the person) air

22
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Helaing CIrcles

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-to heal physical, emtional and spiritual wounds

23
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Sweat lodge

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a ceremonial sauna combining the 4 elements

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Potlatch

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-celebrate family events, gifts given by status

25
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Nurses:

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We are to Ask the patient and assess the risk

  1. Understand
  2. educate
  3. provide
  4. integrate

Identity, support and remain open

26
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SD
HOw dose someone become a healer?

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a) its a calling from birth
b) elders tell you it is what you should do

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SD
How are healing practices learned?

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a) passed from one elder to younger generations by oral tradition (marys grandmother)

b) protocols are handed down form teacher

c) there is no curriculum, teacher decides what is taught

28
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SD
What is role of the healer? what are the Helaers responsibilities?

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a) to help the creator help his children: helaer are instruments that creator works through

b) the healers responisility is with the creator and his children

c) helaer ar only an instrument through which other get help

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SD
What are some of the healing philosophies discussed?

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a) must be grateful to mother earth
b) become comfortable with who we are
c) ask for help
d) take resphicity
e) the earth cares and provides for us, but the earth is now weak
f) humility is emphasized

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SD
What are some of the practices related to seeing a healer?

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a) take responsibility
b) ask for help
c) offer tobacco
d) take only what you need, leave enough for others

31
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SD
What are some traditional healing practices?

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-sweat lodge, sun dance, prayer, herbs and cold water

32
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SD
What do the elders describe as current struggles in this video?

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a) the people are not together, separated (reserves/cities)

b) the earth cares for and provides for us but is weak

c) controversy about the use of media to teach public despite need for places to learn about culture

33
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SD
“When you dont know who you are, mother earth will have trouble recognizing you”

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are you your true self

34
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SD
“ we forget how to take care of ourselves”

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self care

35
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SD
“ Nothing is forgotten, only left behind”

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we remember to rememebr

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