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1. Five leading causes of death•: 1. Heart disease
2. •2. Cancer•
3. 3. Respiratory disease
4. •4. Stroke
5. •5. Unintentional injury (accidents)
•20-40% of these deaths are preventable•Smoking, Poor Eating and Inactivity
2. Health- Past Definition-: absence of disease, focused on physical part
3. Health- Present-: state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely the absence of
disease
4. Concept of Health: • What we have
• Refers to a passive state
• Dimensions
• Ability to think clearly (Mental)
• Body functioning (Physical)
• Make & maintain relationships (Social)
• Recognize emotions (Emotional)
5. Influences on Personal Health: •Values, beliefs • Family • Culture • Community •Influence of Society
6. INDICATIVE OF HEALTH: CLINICAL MODEL: • Health viewed as absence of disease
• No visible signs & symptoms
• Preventive care not as important
• Wait until very ill to seek help
• Personal responsibility for health not a value
7. ROLE PERFORMANCE: •Acceptable performance of social roles
•Work, family, society
• School & work physicals
• Physician excused absences
8. ADAPTIVE MODEL: ability to adapt positively to change
• Flexible adaptation to the environment
• Social, mental and physiological changes
9. EUDAIMONISTIC: A theory that the highest ethical goal is happiness and personal well-being.
• Exuberant well-being
•Integrative models of health
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• Complementary therapies
• Holistic view
10. WELLBEING: • Health a sense of well being • Joy for life • Eudaimonistic model • Can exist in the presence
of chronic disease • Resource for meeting daily ups and downs
11. Components of Health: Feeling good, physically fit
• Having energy; enthusiasm
• Having a sense of freedom
• Being connected to others, nature & spirituality
• Laughing
• Feeling loved
• Feeling worthwhile
• Feeling needed
• Having a purpose
• Loving others
• Making a difference
• Feeling valued, respected
• Achieving goals, working, thinking
• Resting, being active, loving life
12. What Is Wellness?: Ability to understand, accept and act upon our capacity
• To lead a purpose- filled and engaged life
• Allows us to embrace our full potential
• Be What We Can Be!!
• Active Approach
• Choose behavior patterns that affect health
• What we can control
13. 7 Dimensions of Wellness: Physical, Emotional, Intellectual, Vocational, Social, Spiritual, Environmenta
14. Health promotion: Behavior of a person who is motivated by the desire to increase well-being.
• Series of interventions targeted at improving the health of an
• Individual
• Population
• Community
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15. HEALTH PROTECTION: • Illness/ disease prevention
• Behavior motivated by desire to avoid or detect disease
• Maintain functioning with presence of disease/ disability
Types
• Environmental or regulatory measures which provide protection for groups
• Aggregate vs. individual focus
• Car seat laws, FDA regulations
16. Primary Prevention-: • Prevent disease/ injury
• Intervene before health effects occur
• Health promotion & protection
• Nursing role: Education
• Examples
- Immunization Clinics, Family planning services
- Prevention education- nutrition, tobacco use, etc.
17. Secondary Prevention: Early detection of disease; prompt treatment
• Identify disease before signs/ symptoms visible
• Nursing role: Screening & teaching
• Examples • Growth & developmental assessment of children • Regular examinations • Mammography, blood pressure
screening, vision, dental
18. Tertiary Prevention: Occurs after an illness is diagnosed/ treated
• Managing disease post- diagnosis
• Slow or stop disease progression
• Maximize recovery
• Return to optimal level of functioning
• Nursing role: • Providing resources & rehabilitation • Physical care, follow-up • Examples • Physical therapy, Support
group(s), chemotherapy
19. HP 2020- Overarching Goals: 1. Attain high-quality longer lives free of preventable diseases, disability,
injury and premature death.
2. Achieve high equity, eliminate disparities, and improve the health of all groups.
3. Create social & physical environments that promote good health for all.
4. Promote quality of life, healthy development, & healthy behaviors across the lifespan.
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1. Five leading causes of death•: 1. Heart disease
2. •2. Cancer•
3. 3. Respiratory disease
4. •4. Stroke
5. •5. Unintentional injury (accidents)
•20-40% of these deaths are preventable•Smoking, Poor Eating and Inactivity
2. Health- Past Definition-: absence of disease, focused on physical part
3. Health- Present-: state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely the absence of
disease
4. Concept of Health: • What we have
• Refers to a passive state
• Dimensions
• Ability to think clearly (Mental)
• Body functioning (Physical)
• Make & maintain relationships (Social)
• Recognize emotions (Emotional)
5. Influences on Personal Health: •Values, beliefs • Family • Culture • Community •Influence of Society
6. INDICATIVE OF HEALTH: CLINICAL MODEL: • Health viewed as absence of disease
• No visible signs & symptoms
• Preventive care not as important
• Wait until very ill to seek help
• Personal responsibility for health not a value
7. ROLE PERFORMANCE: •Acceptable performance of social roles
•Work, family, society
• School & work physicals
• Physician excused absences
8. ADAPTIVE MODEL: ability to adapt positively to change
• Flexible adaptation to the environment
• Social, mental and physiological changes
9. EUDAIMONISTIC: A theory that the highest ethical goal is happiness and personal well-being.
• Exuberant well-being
•Integrative models of health
, Nurs 3333 Final
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• Complementary therapies
• Holistic view
10. WELLBEING: • Health a sense of well being • Joy for life • Eudaimonistic model • Can exist in the presence
of chronic disease • Resource for meeting daily ups and downs
11. Components of Health: Feeling good, physically fit
• Having energy; enthusiasm
• Having a sense of freedom
• Being connected to others, nature & spirituality
• Laughing
• Feeling loved
• Feeling worthwhile
• Feeling needed
• Having a purpose
• Loving others
• Making a difference
• Feeling valued, respected
• Achieving goals, working, thinking
• Resting, being active, loving life
12. What Is Wellness?: Ability to understand, accept and act upon our capacity
• To lead a purpose- filled and engaged life
• Allows us to embrace our full potential
• Be What We Can Be!!
• Active Approach
• Choose behavior patterns that affect health
• What we can control
13. 7 Dimensions of Wellness: Physical, Emotional, Intellectual, Vocational, Social, Spiritual, Environmenta
14. Health promotion: Behavior of a person who is motivated by the desire to increase well-being.
• Series of interventions targeted at improving the health of an
• Individual
• Population
• Community
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15. HEALTH PROTECTION: • Illness/ disease prevention
• Behavior motivated by desire to avoid or detect disease
• Maintain functioning with presence of disease/ disability
Types
• Environmental or regulatory measures which provide protection for groups
• Aggregate vs. individual focus
• Car seat laws, FDA regulations
16. Primary Prevention-: • Prevent disease/ injury
• Intervene before health effects occur
• Health promotion & protection
• Nursing role: Education
• Examples
- Immunization Clinics, Family planning services
- Prevention education- nutrition, tobacco use, etc.
17. Secondary Prevention: Early detection of disease; prompt treatment
• Identify disease before signs/ symptoms visible
• Nursing role: Screening & teaching
• Examples • Growth & developmental assessment of children • Regular examinations • Mammography, blood pressure
screening, vision, dental
18. Tertiary Prevention: Occurs after an illness is diagnosed/ treated
• Managing disease post- diagnosis
• Slow or stop disease progression
• Maximize recovery
• Return to optimal level of functioning
• Nursing role: • Providing resources & rehabilitation • Physical care, follow-up • Examples • Physical therapy, Support
group(s), chemotherapy
19. HP 2020- Overarching Goals: 1. Attain high-quality longer lives free of preventable diseases, disability,
injury and premature death.
2. Achieve high equity, eliminate disparities, and improve the health of all groups.
3. Create social & physical environments that promote good health for all.
4. Promote quality of life, healthy development, & healthy behaviors across the lifespan.
