NUR 215 - EXAM 1 (Modules 1-3) Latest Update Graded A+

NUR 215 - EXAM 1 (Modules 1-3) Latest Update Graded A+ Autonomy the right of patients to make decisions about their medical care without their healthcare provider trying to influence the decision Beneficence addresses the idea that a nurse's actions should promote good Define Active Artificial Immunity IMMUNIZATION Body produces antibodies in response to vaccine. Define Active Immunity Antibodies in response to an antigen; Permanent immunity; B & T lymphocytes; Specific Antibodies. Define Active Natural Immunity INFECTION Body produces antibodies in response to exposure to live pathogen. Define Acute Infection and give an example. Rapid onset and short duration. Ex. Common Cold Define Chronic Infection and give an example. Slow development and long duration. Ex. Osteomyelitis Define Latent Infection and give an example. Infection with no discernible symptoms. Ex. HIV/AIDS Define Native Immunity Restricts entry of immediately responds to foreign organism. Define Passive Artificial Immunity ANTIBODY TRANSFER Immunoglobulins are administered to an individual after they have been exposed to a pathogen. Define Passive Immunity Antibodies; Temporary immunity; Intact skin-1st line of defense; Inflammatory response. Define Passive Natural Immunity MATERNAL Antibodies passed from mother to baby through the placenta or breast milk. Define Specific Adaptive Immunity Antibodies in response to a foreign organism. Fidelity nurse's must be faithful to the promises they made as professionals to provide quality care Health promotion is... the process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve, their health How does self-concept impact the patient's health