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Week 1 N3333 Set - Health Promotion, Wellness and Healthy Lifestyles
Exam 1 Questions AND Correct Answers

What are Smith's four models of health? (Just listed, details later) - ✔✔Clinical,
Role Performance, Adaptive, Eudaimonistic


What are the clinical preventive services? - ✔✔-
uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org
-uniformity and a common standard across the States (if you go to a doctor
somewhere else, the doctor here should tell you a similar thing)


What are the details of healthy people 2020? - ✔✔-http://healthypeople.gov
-vision: a society in which all people live long, healthy lives
-started in 1979, every 10 years


What are the dimensions of wellness? - ✔✔physical, emotional, intellectual,
interpersonal, spiritual, environmental and financial


-occupational wellness: not an official dimension, but can be added here


What are the phases of change? - ✔✔-Precontemplation: no intention of
changing behavior
-Contemplation: intending to take action within 6 months
-Preparation: planning to take action within a month
-Action: outwardly changing behavior and environment for success
-Maintenance: successful behavior change maintained for 6+ months

, -Termination: exited the cycle and are no longer tempted to lapse into old
behavior


What is health promotion? - ✔✔series of interventions targeted at improving
the health of an individual, population or community


What is health protection? - ✔✔-environmental or regulatory measures
-protection of groups and individuals
-community v. individual focus
-e.g. car seat lats


What is health? - ✔✔A state of complete physical, mental and social well being
and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity


What is primary prevention? - ✔✔-prevent disease/injury before they occur
-health promotion as a lifestyle
-nursing roles: education
-"Are you at risk for ____?"


What is secondary prevention? - ✔✔-early diagnosis/disease stage
-prompt treatment
-limit disability/negative effects
-nursing role: screening and teaching


What is tertiary prevention? - ✔✔-occurs after a disorder develops

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