Health Promotion - ANSWER The process of enabling people to increase
control over and to improve their health.
Primary Prevention - ANSWER What care providers do to promote the best
health and disease prevention, trying to keep problems from arising. Examples:
Immunizations, vehicle safety, etc.
Secondary Prevention The individual or family members are already vulnerable,
susceptible, and even exhibit early symptoms and signs of disease. Thus, the
objective at this point would be prevention of spread to avoid spreading of
disease. An example will include various kinds of screenings.
Tertiary Prevention The disease has been with the client; the aim now becomes
one of maintaining the client while preventing exacerbation of the
complication/sequences/disease.
Which of the following groups are most at risk for health disparity? -
ANSWER Low socioeconomic status
Ethnic/Racial minority groups
The elderly
Those with developmental disabilities
Nursing - ANSWER The protection, promotion, and optimization of health
and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through
, the diagnosis and treatment of human response, and advocacy in the care of
individuals, families, communities and populations.
What can never be delegated to UAPs? - ANSWER Assessing and teaching
Nursing is holistic, what dimensions of care to we treat? - ANSWER Physical
Mental
Emotional
Spiritual
Social
What are the five attributes of professional identity - ANSWER Doing
Being
Acting Ethically
Flourishing
Changing Identities
Interprofessional Collaboration - ANSWER Working across professional
disciplines and boundaries to optimize patient care.
Intraprofessional Collaboration - ANSWER Nurse-Nurse collaboration, by
developing nursing teams in hospitals, units, and in community settings that
provide collaboration and support in patient caregiving.
Interorganizational Collaboration - ANSWER Includes pooling resources
between organizations to benefit patients and communities.
control over and to improve their health.
Primary Prevention - ANSWER What care providers do to promote the best
health and disease prevention, trying to keep problems from arising. Examples:
Immunizations, vehicle safety, etc.
Secondary Prevention The individual or family members are already vulnerable,
susceptible, and even exhibit early symptoms and signs of disease. Thus, the
objective at this point would be prevention of spread to avoid spreading of
disease. An example will include various kinds of screenings.
Tertiary Prevention The disease has been with the client; the aim now becomes
one of maintaining the client while preventing exacerbation of the
complication/sequences/disease.
Which of the following groups are most at risk for health disparity? -
ANSWER Low socioeconomic status
Ethnic/Racial minority groups
The elderly
Those with developmental disabilities
Nursing - ANSWER The protection, promotion, and optimization of health
and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through
, the diagnosis and treatment of human response, and advocacy in the care of
individuals, families, communities and populations.
What can never be delegated to UAPs? - ANSWER Assessing and teaching
Nursing is holistic, what dimensions of care to we treat? - ANSWER Physical
Mental
Emotional
Spiritual
Social
What are the five attributes of professional identity - ANSWER Doing
Being
Acting Ethically
Flourishing
Changing Identities
Interprofessional Collaboration - ANSWER Working across professional
disciplines and boundaries to optimize patient care.
Intraprofessional Collaboration - ANSWER Nurse-Nurse collaboration, by
developing nursing teams in hospitals, units, and in community settings that
provide collaboration and support in patient caregiving.
Interorganizational Collaboration - ANSWER Includes pooling resources
between organizations to benefit patients and communities.
