Client Centered Care Exam 1 2024 | All Questions And Correct Answers |
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Continuum of Care Delivery - (CORRECT ANSWER)Includes strategy/intervention, level of health care
delivery, care management, and continuum of health and prevention.
Health Promotion - (CORRECT ANSWER)Before disease or symptoms are evident; lifestyle/behavior
changes, education, smoking cessation, weight loss programs, exercise programs, safety education;
considered primary prevention.
Primary Prevention - (CORRECT ANSWER)Health promotion and specific protection to prevent disease.
Health Protection - (CORRECT ANSWER)Disease or symptoms may or may not be evident; strategies are
physically invasive but protective (immunizations, fluoride water treatment, protective
clothing/equipment, screenings).
Secondary Prevention - (CORRECT ANSWER)Early diagnosis, prompt treatment, and limitation of
disability.
Health Restoration - (CORRECT ANSWER)Disease/dysfunction symptoms are evident; goal is to restore
client from symptomatic to asymptomatic; occurs in acute care, primary care, or home health; includes
surgery, wound care, dialysis, diabetic teaching, medication therapy.
Tertiary Prevention - (CORRECT ANSWER)Rehabilitation to restore optimal functioning.
Health Maintenance - (CORRECT ANSWER)Acute disruptions resolved; chronic symptoms may be
present but controlled; aim is optimal functioning and relative symptom‑free living (cardiac rehab,
diabetic regimen adherence, disease management skills).
Nursing Diagnosis: P (Problem) - (CORRECT ANSWER)Identifies the patient's issue.
Nursing Diagnosis: E (Etiology) - (CORRECT ANSWER)Identifies the cause or contributing factors.
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Continuum of Care Delivery - (CORRECT ANSWER)Includes strategy/intervention, level of health care
delivery, care management, and continuum of health and prevention.
Health Promotion - (CORRECT ANSWER)Before disease or symptoms are evident; lifestyle/behavior
changes, education, smoking cessation, weight loss programs, exercise programs, safety education;
considered primary prevention.
Primary Prevention - (CORRECT ANSWER)Health promotion and specific protection to prevent disease.
Health Protection - (CORRECT ANSWER)Disease or symptoms may or may not be evident; strategies are
physically invasive but protective (immunizations, fluoride water treatment, protective
clothing/equipment, screenings).
Secondary Prevention - (CORRECT ANSWER)Early diagnosis, prompt treatment, and limitation of
disability.
Health Restoration - (CORRECT ANSWER)Disease/dysfunction symptoms are evident; goal is to restore
client from symptomatic to asymptomatic; occurs in acute care, primary care, or home health; includes
surgery, wound care, dialysis, diabetic teaching, medication therapy.
Tertiary Prevention - (CORRECT ANSWER)Rehabilitation to restore optimal functioning.
Health Maintenance - (CORRECT ANSWER)Acute disruptions resolved; chronic symptoms may be
present but controlled; aim is optimal functioning and relative symptom‑free living (cardiac rehab,
diabetic regimen adherence, disease management skills).
Nursing Diagnosis: P (Problem) - (CORRECT ANSWER)Identifies the patient's issue.
Nursing Diagnosis: E (Etiology) - (CORRECT ANSWER)Identifies the cause or contributing factors.
