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REVIEW FOR EXAM ON MONDAY -chamberlain care: 5 components: facility, community, students, patients, partners
-different models of health
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complimentary (alterna tive) therapies: therapeutic touch, imagery, acupuncture, meditation -
what model would you be using when you are using priority of action: Maslow's hiarchy of needs
-TTM model: remember the order: precomptimpation, complitation, preparation, action, maintenacne
-holisitic model -external and internal: patients perception of illness variables -education to help prepare the patient for bed: try to go to bed and wake up at same time each day, avoid caffeine, -stress: making sure to avoid stress
-professional role: education, manager of care, caregiver
-examples of passive health promotion: seat belts
-examples of active health promotion: changing someones diet, colonoscopy -colonoscopy: secondary -teaching a mom to breast feed: primary
-someone post copd & in a rehab therapy for therapy: teritary -healthy people 2020 & 2030: what is the purpose? To improve the health of people in our nation, address the risk in different groups to make them healthier, preventing disease, addressing older adults health needs- access to health and resources FOCUSING ON POPULATION HEALTH - herbal supplements
-complimentary therapy vs medical model treatments -acupuncture: alternative -program, a family or a mom cannot afford food, we want them to have food, but they do not have the income: SNAP program -whats the difference between food insecurity and food desert? -desert: is not any healthy food available, people live too far
-insecurity: cannot afford food and groceries, limited by lack of money by resources -remember healthy people 2030: national objectives to improve the status of people in our society
-goals: trying to eliminate: disaparities
-what are the leading health indicators: (list of priorities) drug overdose death, tobacco use, household food and hunger, to make sure the states and communities measurable goals -risk factors that are modifiable that a nurse can focus on: vaccination status, smoking sensation, exercise, and movement every day, -examples of health promotion: healthy weight, age related immuizations: active -annual physical exam: active health promotion -active health promotion: doing it
-passive health promotion: you are not doing the action, but community is being exposed, laws regarding use of seat belts, recycling
-movement and safety, safe patient moving: whats helpful so you don’t injury your back? Keeping it close
to your body when lifting -how many minutes of excerise for adults: 150 minutes moderate impact -when were stressed, what happens in our body: digestive problems, affects blood glucose, affects emtional (depression), affects sleep
-ANA code of ethics: why do we have that? Helps to provide rn decision making tools and process, advocate, responsible, confidentiality,
-provisions 5 & 6: -5: personal values merging with ethical prinicals -6: relating to ethical environment, -know ADOPIE:
-collabroate with patient on patient goals: planning -figuring out if the patients goals were met and if interventions worked: evaluation -when collecting subjective and objective data: assessment -putting together a problem list: diagnosis -cost of health care: medicare: 65 and older
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