Teaching And Learning For Health Promotion Flashcards

(42 cards)

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What is health promotion

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The process of enabling people to increase control over and to improve their health

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Activities are directed at increasing a persons

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Level of wellbeing and self actual action

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Teaching is a process of

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Deliberately arranging external condition to promotion internal change that translates into a change in behaviour
-planned or incidental

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4
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What is the primary function of nursing profession

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Educating for health

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5
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What is essential to reach full potential

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Knowledge

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What is the purpose of education

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To increase the competence and confidence of patients and families in their ability to self manage

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What is the goal of education

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Preparing patients and families for independence

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Every encounter can be an opportunity for

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Teaching

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What are aspects of adult learners

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-like to have choices
-variety of learning styles and preferences
-need to have abilities and achievements honoured
-rigid in thinking
-set patterns of behaviours
-do best in an environment that is safe, accepted and respected

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Principles of adult learning

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-independence
-readiness comes from challenges
-past experiences are resources for learning
-learn best when the topic is of immediate value
-approach learning as problem solving
-see self as doer
-resist learning when conditions are incongruent

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Factors of working with older adults

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-require more time
-difficulty remembering
-anxiety and distractions
-increased cautiousness and decreased willingness to take risks
-sensory perceptual deficits

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Process of client education: assessment

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What are the variables that may enhance or hinder learning? Do these variables change based on what is being learned?

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Assessment consist of

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-physical characteristics
-age
-experience
-sensory impairments
-CNS function
-manual dexterity

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Psychological characteristics of assessment

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Anxiety, response to stress, self efficacy

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Sociocultural characteristics of assessment

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-occupation and income
-literacy and health literacy
-housing arrangement and location
-cultural considerations

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Educational characteristics of assessment

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Learning needs, readiness to learn, learning style

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Process of client education: diagnosis

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Must be a nursing diagnosis that can be treated with teaching and learning

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Process of client education: planning

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-writing specific learning objectives
-selecting teaching strategies
-prioritize learning outcomes

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What is a teaching plan

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A blueprint to achieve goals and objective that is based on assessment
-instructional methods
-related health content

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A successful plan needs

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Purpose, goals, objectives, related health content, instructional methods, time

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What is the BOPPPS model

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B- bridge (why it is important)
O- learning Objectives
P- pre assessment
P- participatory learning
P- post assessment
S- summary

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Process of client education: implementation

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Process of client education: evaluation

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Short term, long term, communication and documentation

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Nurse as teacher: barriers to nurse teacher effectiveness

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-lack of time
-lack of knowledge
-lack of confidence
-disagreement with client
-treatment options

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Client as learner: obstacles to learning
-lack of time -stress of illness -hospital environment -personal characteristics -extent of behavioural change required -lack of support
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What are techniques to enhance patient learning
-positive environment -attitude -patient needs drive information -focus on the MUST KNOW -involve patient and family -use previous experience
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for infancy to toddlerhood: cognitive stage
Sensorimotor
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for infancy to toddlerhood: psychosocial stage
Trust vs mistrust and autonomy vs shame and doubt
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for infancy to toddlerhood: general characteristics
Depending on environment, needs security, explores self and environment, natural curiosity
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for infancy to toddlerhood: teaching strategies
Pertinent teaching to caregiver, repetition, imitation, stimulate all senses, physical safety
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for preschooler: cognitive stage
Preoperational
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for preschooler: psychosocial stage
Initiative vs guilt
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for preschooler: general characteristics
Egocentric, limited sense of time, fears bodily injury, separation anxiety, motivated by curiosity
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for preschooler: teaching strategies
Warm and calm approach, reputation, simple explanation, positive reinforcement, drawing and stories
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for school age: cognitive stage
Concrete operations
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for school age: psychosocial stage
Industry vs inferiority
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for school age: general characteristics
Realistically and objective, understands cause and effect, wants concrete information, can compare objects and events
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for school age: teaching strategies
Encourage independence, active participation, honesty, logical explanation, establish role model, subject centred
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for adolescence: cognitive stage
Formal operations
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for adolescence: psychosocial stage
Identity vs role confusion
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for adolescence: general characteristics
Abstract, hypothetical, build on past learning, future orientation, peer group important, feels vulnerable invincible immune
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Stage appropriate teaching strategies for adolescence: teaching strategies
Establish trust, focus on details, make information meaningful to life, use peers, groups sessions