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1. Nursing care is _________-centered. patient
2. providing care that is respectful of patient centered care
and responsive to individual patient
preferences, needs, and values and
ensuring that patient values guide
all clinical decisions
3. nurses must take this into account Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
when caring for patients
4. What are Maslow's 5 needs from physiological, safety, belongingness/love, esteem,
bottom to top? self actualization
5. What are the 3 levels of preventative primary prevention, secondary prevention, tertiary
care? prevention
6. Efforts to prevent an injury or illness primary prevention
from ever occurring.
7. What are 7 examples of primary pre- health education, fitness/exercise, wellness activities,
vention? immunization, sanitation, hygiene, accident preven-
tion
8. Efforts to limit the effects of an injury secondary prevention
or illness that you already have. (in-
dividuals have the health issue and
are at risk for complications/worsen-
ing symptoms)
9. What are the 3 goals of secondary early detection, diagnose, prompt intervention
prevention?
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10. What are 3 examples of secondary screening, treatment in early stage of disease, check
prevention? blood pressure
11. actions taken to contain damage tertiary prevention
once a disease or disability has
progressed beyond its early stages
(problem is permanent)
12. What are the 3 goals of tertiary pre- minimize effects of disease and disability, prevent
vention? complications and deterioration, maximize function
13. What's an example of tertiary pre- rehabilitation
vention?
14. What does caring look like in nurs- presence, touch, listening, knowing, spiritual caring,
ing? (7 things) relieve symptoms and suffering, care for family
15. involves BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS Ethic of care
between people and the nurse's
character and attitude toward oth-
ers
16. Deep connections between nurse transpersonal caring relationships
and patient.
17. physiological and psychological disease
process
18. psychosocial meaning and experi- illness
ence of perceived disease, has cul-
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tural, social, and psychological influ-
ences (subjective)
19. complete physical, mental, and so- health
cial well-being, not just absence of
disease
20. Each person has their own idea of health
_______.
21. short term, comes on quickly acute
22. long term, slowly develops over time chronic
23. what the patient says they are feel- subjective
ing (sad)
24. what you see (frown) objective
25. helps explain people's behaviors models of health and illness
and beliefs about health, individual's
perception of susceptibility and se-
riousness toward disease, likelihood
of action
26. Directed at increasing a patient's lev- health promotion model
el of well-being
27. What's the first step in health pro- understanding risk factors
motion?
28. risk factor
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1. Nursing care is _________-centered. patient
2. providing care that is respectful of patient centered care
and responsive to individual patient
preferences, needs, and values and
ensuring that patient values guide
all clinical decisions
3. nurses must take this into account Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
when caring for patients
4. What are Maslow's 5 needs from physiological, safety, belongingness/love, esteem,
bottom to top? self actualization
5. What are the 3 levels of preventative primary prevention, secondary prevention, tertiary
care? prevention
6. Efforts to prevent an injury or illness primary prevention
from ever occurring.
7. What are 7 examples of primary pre- health education, fitness/exercise, wellness activities,
vention? immunization, sanitation, hygiene, accident preven-
tion
8. Efforts to limit the effects of an injury secondary prevention
or illness that you already have. (in-
dividuals have the health issue and
are at risk for complications/worsen-
ing symptoms)
9. What are the 3 goals of secondary early detection, diagnose, prompt intervention
prevention?
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10. What are 3 examples of secondary screening, treatment in early stage of disease, check
prevention? blood pressure
11. actions taken to contain damage tertiary prevention
once a disease or disability has
progressed beyond its early stages
(problem is permanent)
12. What are the 3 goals of tertiary pre- minimize effects of disease and disability, prevent
vention? complications and deterioration, maximize function
13. What's an example of tertiary pre- rehabilitation
vention?
14. What does caring look like in nurs- presence, touch, listening, knowing, spiritual caring,
ing? (7 things) relieve symptoms and suffering, care for family
15. involves BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS Ethic of care
between people and the nurse's
character and attitude toward oth-
ers
16. Deep connections between nurse transpersonal caring relationships
and patient.
17. physiological and psychological disease
process
18. psychosocial meaning and experi- illness
ence of perceived disease, has cul-
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tural, social, and psychological influ-
ences (subjective)
19. complete physical, mental, and so- health
cial well-being, not just absence of
disease
20. Each person has their own idea of health
_______.
21. short term, comes on quickly acute
22. long term, slowly develops over time chronic
23. what the patient says they are feel- subjective
ing (sad)
24. what you see (frown) objective
25. helps explain people's behaviors models of health and illness
and beliefs about health, individual's
perception of susceptibility and se-
riousness toward disease, likelihood
of action
26. Directed at increasing a patient's lev- health promotion model
el of well-being
27. What's the first step in health pro- understanding risk factors
motion?
28. risk factor
