new lesson Flashcards

1
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variable consist of genetic make up, sex, age and developmental level influencing a person’s health

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Biologic dimension

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2
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emotional factors influencing health includes mind body interactions and self concept

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Psychologic dimension

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3
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this is how a person feels about self and perceives the physical self, needs, roles and abilities

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Self concept

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4
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intellectual factors influencing health include LIFESTYLE CHOICES & sSPIRITUAL & RELIGIOUS beliefes

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Cognitive dimension

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5
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refers to person’s general way of living, living conditions and patterns of behaviour

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Lifestyles

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6
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example of cognitive dimension

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spiritual and religious beliefs

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7
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what are the 3 internal variables influence health

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Biologic
Psychologic
Cognitive

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8
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this determines climate and climate affects health

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Geographical location

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9
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pesticides and chemicals are under what variable

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Environmental

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10
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occupation, income and education are under what variable

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standards of living

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11
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it is related to health, morbidity and mortality

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standards of living

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12
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hygiene, food habits and seeking health care advice and follow health regimens among high incom or low income are under what principle

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standards of living

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13
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a family passing patterns of daily living and lifestyles to offspring is under what variable

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family and cultural beliefs

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14
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family, friends or a confidant is under what variable

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social support network

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15
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support people also help the person confirm that illness exist (T OR F)

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TRUE

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16
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having a support network cant help people avoid illness

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False. They can

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17
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external variables influencing health

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Environmental
Standards of Living
Social support network

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18
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a personal state in which a persons physical, emotional, intellectual, social functionting is diminished

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illness

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19
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ill ness is highly objective

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False. Subjective

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20
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can be described as alteration in body function reducing capacities or shortening life span

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disease

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21
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characterized by severe symptoms of relatively short duration

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acute illness

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22
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this illness is where symptoms appears abruptly but subside quickly

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acute illness

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23
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acute illness may or may not require interventions by professionals (T/F)

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True

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24
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an illness that last for an extended period. 6months

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Chronic illness

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25
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periods of chronic illness

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Remission
Exacerbation

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26
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this is when symptoms disappear during chronic illness

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Remission

27
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this is when symtoms reappear during chronic illness

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Exacerbation

28
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5 stages of illness

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Symptoms experience

Assumption of Sick role

Medical care contact

Dependent client role

Recovery of Rehabilitation

29
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during what stage is when a person believes something is wrong

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symptoms experience

30
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when an unwell person consults others about symptoms he is ging through a what

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symptoms experience

31
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when someone tells u that you look unwell, or experince bleeding this is under what

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symptoms experience

32
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when a sick person try home remedies he or she is going through what

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symptoms experience

33
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when a person accepts he is sick and seeks confirmation from others, he is going through what

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assumption of sick role

34
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when a person may excuse from normal duties this is where a person goes through a

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assumption of sick role

35
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when a person still continues with self treatment and delay contact with physician he or she is going through a

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assumption of sick tole

36
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when a sick person seek advice from med professional on own initiative they go through

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Medical care contact

37
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during medical care contact the client may accept or deny the diagnosis (T/F)

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TRUE

38
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this stage occurs when client accepts the illness and seek treatment

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Dependent client role

39
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clients may retain varying degrees of control over their own lives

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True

40
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some patients prefer that physician proceed with treatment and even deny additional information

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True

41
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in this stage a client will relingquish the dependent role and and resume former roles

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Recovery or rehabilitation

42
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clients with permanent disability require

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Therapy for adjustments

43
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major purpose of health care delivery system

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provide care to people who were ill or injured

44
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The types of health care services

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Primary prevention
Secondary prevention
Tertiary prevention

45
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this prevention consist health promotion and illness prevention

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Primary prev

46
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this prevention consist diagnosis and treatment

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Secondary prev

47
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this prevention consist rehabilitation, health restoration and palliative

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Tertiary prevention

48
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Health people created by WHO is under

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Primary prevention

49
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The 4 goals of “Healthy people

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  • Increase quality and yrs of healthy life
  • achieve health equity and eliminate health disparities
    -create healthy environments for everyone
  • promote health and quality life across the life span
50
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primary prevention programs adress areas such as:

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adequate and proper nutrition

weight control
exercise

stress reduction

51
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illness prevention may be directed at client or community (T/F)

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T

52
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primary prevention involves practices such as

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providing immunizations
identify risk factors
taking measure preventing illness (smoking cessation)
environmental programs (decrease air polltuion)

53
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which prevention is the largest segment of health care services

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Secondary prevention

54
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hospital and physicians offices are the major agencies under what prevention

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secondary prevention

55
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examples of freestanding diagnostic and treatment facilities that have evolved

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MRI & raiologic dignostic procedures

56
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hospitals focus on clients who require:

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emergency, intensive and around the clock acute care

57
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early detection of diseases through screening is under what prevention

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secondary prevention

58
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examples of services under secondary prevention

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dental exams
hiv testing
cholesterol screeing
mammograms clinics
osteoprosis

59
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the goal of this prevention is to help people move level of health

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tertiary prevention

60
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this care emphasizes the importance of assisting clients to function adequately in in areas of their lives

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Rehabilitative care

61
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Rehabilitation does not begin in the hospital and do not need further treatment

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False

62
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this is an outreach program that follow people w mental disorders

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mental health prevention

63
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this care provides comfort and treatment for symptoms, end of life care including at home

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Palliative care