Complementary and Alternative Therapies Flashcards

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Conventional medicine

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Western medical practices

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Biomedicine

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Western medical practices

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Allopathic medicine

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Western medical practices

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Greater emphasis on prevention, natural healing

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Eastern medicine

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As many as 1,800 other therapies practiced all over the world over thousands of years

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Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM)

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Based on ancient medical systems

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Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM)

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CAM together with conventional medicine

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Complementary

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CAM in place of conventional medicine

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Alternative

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Treatments from conventional medicine
CAM for which there is high-quality evidence of safety and effectiveness

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Integrative

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Paradigm of whole systems

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Holism

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Belief that people are more than physical bodies

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Holism

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Combined mental, emotional, spiritual, relationship, and environmental components

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Holism

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Interventions individualized within the entire context of a person’s life

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Holism

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Mind and body are indivisible.

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Humanism

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People have the power to solve own problems.

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Humanism

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People are responsible for patterns of their lives.

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Humanism

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Well-being is combination of personal satisfaction and contributions to larger community.

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Humanism

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Connection with the ground
Contact with reality
Stability, security, independence

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Grounding

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Force that integrates body, mind, and spirit

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Energy

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Has prevented Western health practitioners from learning new ways to promote health and prevent illnesses

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Ethnocentrism

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Assumption that one’s own culture or ethnic group is superior to others

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Ethnocentrism

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Indian system of medicine

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Ayurveda

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State of imbalance among body systems

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Ayurveda

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Mentally healthy people
Good memory, comprehension, intelligence, reasoning ability

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Ayurveda

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Dosha
(body)
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Emotionally healthy people Balanced emotional states, sense of well-being or happiness
Ayurveda
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Physically healthy people Proper functioning of senses, digestion, elimination
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Exercise program Yoga Breathing exercises Meditative techniques
Ayurveda
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Mind, body, spirit, and emotion are never separated.
traditional chinese medecine
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Imbalance or interruption in the flow of qi
Traditional Chinese medicine
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Traditional Chinese medicine Treatments include:
Acupuncture Acupressure Herbal medicine
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Spirituality and medicine are inseparable.
Native American healing
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Only healer is the One
Native American healing
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Healers use medicine objects and ceremonial treatments.
Native American healing
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Harmony between mind and body
Native American healing
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Cultural healing found in Latin America and Latinos in United States
Curanderismo
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Traditional healing system with Western biomedical beliefs, treatments, and practices
Curanderismo
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Used by 80% of the world's population
Botanical Healing
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Self-healing system
Homeopathy
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Therapeutic use of essential oils
Aromatherapy
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Law of similars
Homeopathy
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Remedies stimulate self-healing capacit
Homeopathy
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System of medicine and a way of life Emphasis on responsibility, health maintenance, and disease prevention Do not provide emergency care or major surgery Rarely prescribe drugs Treat clients in private practice and outpatient clinics
Naturopathy
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Third largest independent health profession in Western world
Chiropractic
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Correct spinal dysfunction
Chiropractic
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Scientific manipulation of soft tissue of the body Aids ability of the body to heal itself Aimed at achieving or increasing health and well-being
Massage
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pply pressure or stimulation to specific points on body Treatments rooted in traditional philosophy about qi, or life energy
Acupuncture, acupressure, and reflexology
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Includes Therapeutic Touch (TT), Healing Touch (HT), and Reiki
Hand-mediated biofield therapies
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Imagery refers to two-way communication between conscious and unconscious mind and involves whole body and senses
Guided imagery
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Learn to control certain physiological responses of the body
Biofeedback
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Breathing and mental exercises combined with body movement Physical fitness Meditation Self-defense
Qi gong and t'ai chi
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Stretching Strength Balance
Pilates
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Detoxification Types * Use of water as a healing treatment * Uses body's response to heat and cold * Used to: o Decrease pain and fever o Reduce swelling and cramps o Induce sleep o Improve physical and mental tone
Hydrotherapy
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Detoxification Types Procedure for washing inner walls of colon by filling it with water or herbal solutions and then draining it
Colonics
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Detoxification Types Introduction of chemicals into bloodstream that bind with heavy metals in the body
Chelation therapy
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Specifically selected animals used as a treatment modality in health and human service settings
Animal-assisted therapy
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Live at long-term health care facilities Gravitate to most isolated or depressed clients
Resident animals
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Adjunct therapy to occupational and physical therapy Gardening, healing garden Stimulates five senses Provides leisure activities Improves motor function Provides sense of achievement Improves self-esteem
Horticultural therapy
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