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GALEN-NU131 NURSING AND
HEALTHCARE QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
what is nightingales most famous book - correct-answer - notes of nursing
what did nightingale establish in england - correct-answer - the first school of
nursing
what is health - correct-answer - a state of complete physical, mental, and social
well-being or a balance of internal and external forces leading to optimal
functioning
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in the 20th century infectious diseases where the major causes of death, but
marked improvement were seen in - correct-answer - sanitation, water, food
supply, vaccinations, and antibiotics
___ continue to limit the number of deaths - correct-answer - improvements
what old diseases resurface - correct-answer - measles and tuberculosis
what new infections appeared - correct-answer - HIV, ebola, AIDS, COVID
What is the WHO's definition of health? - correct-answer - a state of complete
physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or
infirmity
, 3
what factors contribute to holistic health - correct-answer - physical,
psychological, social, cognitive, and environmental
what is health promotion - correct-answer - directed towards restoring and
increasing one optimal level of wellness
what is disease prevention - correct-answer - focuses on prevention to reduce risk
what is health restoration - correct-answer - to restore function and compensate
for losses
what interferes with critical thinking - correct-answer - high levels of fatigue and
stress
GALEN-NU131 NURSING AND
HEALTHCARE QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
what is nightingales most famous book - correct-answer - notes of nursing
what did nightingale establish in england - correct-answer - the first school of
nursing
what is health - correct-answer - a state of complete physical, mental, and social
well-being or a balance of internal and external forces leading to optimal
functioning
, 2
in the 20th century infectious diseases where the major causes of death, but
marked improvement were seen in - correct-answer - sanitation, water, food
supply, vaccinations, and antibiotics
___ continue to limit the number of deaths - correct-answer - improvements
what old diseases resurface - correct-answer - measles and tuberculosis
what new infections appeared - correct-answer - HIV, ebola, AIDS, COVID
What is the WHO's definition of health? - correct-answer - a state of complete
physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or
infirmity
, 3
what factors contribute to holistic health - correct-answer - physical,
psychological, social, cognitive, and environmental
what is health promotion - correct-answer - directed towards restoring and
increasing one optimal level of wellness
what is disease prevention - correct-answer - focuses on prevention to reduce risk
what is health restoration - correct-answer - to restore function and compensate
for losses
what interferes with critical thinking - correct-answer - high levels of fatigue and
stress
