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HSC300 Final Exam |COMPLETE FREQUENTLY
TESTED QUESTIONS |COMPREHENSIVE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
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What is action-facilitating? 2 What is the direct-effect model?
3 What is risk communication? 4 What is Palliative care?
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Terms in this set (69)
Behaviors that communicate to an individual that he
What is Social support?
or she is valued and cared for by others
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Holds that social support, creates a buffer between
What is a buffering
the stressful experience and feeling overwhelmed
hypothesis?
or helpless.
What is the direct-effect proposes that social support is beneficial, even
model? when we are not encountering a stressor
What is Coping? The process of managing stressful situations
What is Health self- Belief that one can manage their health successfully
efficacy?
What is Locus of control Belief that you control your own destiny
(internal)?
What is Locus of control Events are controlled mostly by outside forces
(external)?
The ongoing tension between coexisting but
What is Dialectics?
contradictory constructs
An occurrence that exceeds a persons normal
What is a crisis?
coping ability.
The sense that things are comfortable, predictable
What is normalcy?
and familiar
What is over support? excessive and unnecessary help
Specialized medical care for people with serious,
What is Palliative care? terminal illnesses provided for the purpose of
relieving symptoms, pain and stress
Describes the type of care to be permitted, or
What is Advanced Care
withhheld, at the wishes of the patient if he/she
Directives
becomes to ill to communicate
What is action- performing tasks and collecting information
facilitating?
building self-esteem, acknowledging and
What is Nurturing?
expressing emotions and providing companionship
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HSC300 Final Exam |COMPLETE FREQUENTLY
TESTED QUESTIONS |COMPREHENSIVE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS|2024|already graded A+| GET IT 100%
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
performing tasks and collecting information
Give this one a try later!
What is action-facilitating? 2 What is the direct-effect model?
3 What is risk communication? 4 What is Palliative care?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (69)
Behaviors that communicate to an individual that he
What is Social support?
or she is valued and cared for by others
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, 11/25/24, 6:23 PM HSC300 Final Exam |COMPLETE FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS |COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED …
Holds that social support, creates a buffer between
What is a buffering
the stressful experience and feeling overwhelmed
hypothesis?
or helpless.
What is the direct-effect proposes that social support is beneficial, even
model? when we are not encountering a stressor
What is Coping? The process of managing stressful situations
What is Health self- Belief that one can manage their health successfully
efficacy?
What is Locus of control Belief that you control your own destiny
(internal)?
What is Locus of control Events are controlled mostly by outside forces
(external)?
The ongoing tension between coexisting but
What is Dialectics?
contradictory constructs
An occurrence that exceeds a persons normal
What is a crisis?
coping ability.
The sense that things are comfortable, predictable
What is normalcy?
and familiar
What is over support? excessive and unnecessary help
Specialized medical care for people with serious,
What is Palliative care? terminal illnesses provided for the purpose of
relieving symptoms, pain and stress
Describes the type of care to be permitted, or
What is Advanced Care
withhheld, at the wishes of the patient if he/she
Directives
becomes to ill to communicate
What is action- performing tasks and collecting information
facilitating?
building self-esteem, acknowledging and
What is Nurturing?
expressing emotions and providing companionship
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