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NR 222 Health and Wellness Exam 1 What is the nursing process? - ANSWER - provides the framework in which nurses use their knowledge and skills to express human caring What are the 5 parts of the nursing process? - ANSWER - Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation What is a diagnosis? - ANSWER - analyzing the data , identifying the problem During a assessment of a patient what type of data is the nurse collecting? - ANSWER - Subjective and Objective data What is the key for planning ? - ANSWER - Making sure goals are SMART What does implementation mean? - ANSWER - putting the plan into action What does ADPIE mean? - ANSWER - Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation What are some non - modifable risk factors? - ANSWER - Age, gender, genetics Poor nutrition, lifestyle practices and overeating are risk factors that are modifiable ? - ANSWER - True What term means increases the vulnerability if an individual or group to an illness or accident? - ANSWER - Risk Factor rheumatoid arthritis, hypertension, the flu, a severe headache and vomiting are all types of diseases? True or False - ANSWER - False What does high acuity mean in health ? - ANSWER - patients with acute care and close monitoring

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Health Promotion Model - ANSWER - defines health as a positive, dynamic state, not merely the absence of disease What is the last level of prevention? - ANSWER - Tertiary Prevention Describe Primary Prevention - ANSWER - It is true prevention , its goal is to reduce the incidence of disease What prevention focuses on the spread of disease, illness or infection once it occurs? - ANSWER - Secondary What prevention occurs when a defect or disability is permanent and irreversible? - ANSWER - Tertiary Who was Florence Nightingale? - ANSWER - She was the first person to organize school of nursing ; first epidemiologist What did Clara Barton do? - ANSWER - Founded the American Red Cross what did Mary Mahoney know the importance of? - ANSWER - Cultural awareness in nursing The health belief model addresses what ? - ANSWER - the relationship b/w a person's belief and behaviors What is the first component of the health belief model? - ANSWER - an individual perception of susceptibility What is the second component of the health belief model? - ANSWER - Individuals perception of the seriousness of illness What is the the likehood that a person will take preventive action? - ANSWER - third component of the health belief model What term refers to the freedom of external control ? - ANSWER - Autonomy Which term refers to the judgement about behavior based on specific beliefs? - ANSWER - Morals What term refers to the commitment to include patients in decisions about all aspects of care? - ANSWER - Autonomy Taking positive action to help others and making the best interest of the patient remain more important the self - interest is what? - ANSWER - Beneficence Non - maleficence means to do no harm and what? - ANSWER - minimize foreseeable side effects and consequences

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If a nurse does not equally distribute resources to patients because she feels that one is more deserving than the other, then she is not practicing what ethical principle? - ANSWER - Justice Not treating a patient terribly because of their religion falls under what ethic principle? - ANSWER - Fidelity Following policies and procedures set forth while keeping promises to patients falls underneath what ethic code ? - ANSWER - Fidelity What is the main theme in primary care? - ANSWER -- health promotion What does preventive care focus on? - ANSWER - is more disease oriented and focus on reducing and controlling risk factors for disease through activities and programs What is secondary care? - ANSWER - Care provided to a patient who has been referred to the specialist by a primary care physician. What is tertiary care? - ANSWER - specialized consultative care, usually provided on referral from secondary medical personnel Patient referral from a cardiologist to cardiac surgeon for possible bypass surgery is an example of what type of care? - ANSWER - Tertiary What are examples of tertiary care? - ANSWER -- Hospitals, - Intensive Care - Mental Health Facilities - Rural Hospitals What is example of restorative care? - ANSWER -- Home care What type of care would a patient who is recovering from an acute or chronic illness or disability ? - ANSWER - restorative care A type of care that allows a variety of health personal and social services provided over a prolonged period is what? - ANSWER - Continuing Care Someone who suffers from a terminal disease , disabled and cannot function independently would be at a : - ANSWER - Nursing center/nursing home What does palliative care and hospice care fall under? - ANSWER - continuing care True or false , respite care and rehabilitation are the same thing? - ANSWER - false

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