NURS 208 FINAL EXAM
GUIDE/COMPREHENSIVE STUDY
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Terms in this set (63)
, - the process of enabling people to
increase control over the
determinants of health and thereby
improve their health
- Health promotion has evolved to
include individual health behaviours
Define health and underlying determinants of
promotion health
- a social-political process, involving
multiple interventions, over a
prolonged period of time, action at
several levels and across sectors
- Health promotion - wanting to
improve our health
Hidden barriers education, literacy, language, beliefs
to
communicating
with patients
- obtain, process, understand basic
health information and services
Health literacy: - make appropriate health care
the capacity to decisions (act on information)
- access/navigate health care
system
, structuring the delivery of care as if
everyone may have limited health
literacy
Health Literacy - you cannot tell by looking
Universal - higher literacy skills does not equal
Precautions understanding
Approach - anxiety can reduce ability to
manage health information
- everyone benefits from clear
communications
-Frequently missed appointments
-Incomplete registration forms
-Non-compliance with medication
-Unable to name medications,
explain purpose or dosing
Red flags for low -Identifies pills by looking at them,
literacy not reading label
-Unable to give coherent, sequential
history
-Ask fewer questions
-Lack of follow-through on tests or
referrals
GUIDE/COMPREHENSIVE STUDY
GUIDE | ALL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (DETAILED
ANSWERS) | GRADED A+ |
VERIFIED ANSWERS | LATEST
EXAM 2025 (JUST RELEASED)
Save
Terms in this set (63)
, - the process of enabling people to
increase control over the
determinants of health and thereby
improve their health
- Health promotion has evolved to
include individual health behaviours
Define health and underlying determinants of
promotion health
- a social-political process, involving
multiple interventions, over a
prolonged period of time, action at
several levels and across sectors
- Health promotion - wanting to
improve our health
Hidden barriers education, literacy, language, beliefs
to
communicating
with patients
- obtain, process, understand basic
health information and services
Health literacy: - make appropriate health care
the capacity to decisions (act on information)
- access/navigate health care
system
, structuring the delivery of care as if
everyone may have limited health
literacy
Health Literacy - you cannot tell by looking
Universal - higher literacy skills does not equal
Precautions understanding
Approach - anxiety can reduce ability to
manage health information
- everyone benefits from clear
communications
-Frequently missed appointments
-Incomplete registration forms
-Non-compliance with medication
-Unable to name medications,
explain purpose or dosing
Red flags for low -Identifies pills by looking at them,
literacy not reading label
-Unable to give coherent, sequential
history
-Ask fewer questions
-Lack of follow-through on tests or
referrals
