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NUR 242 Exam 3
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a method of massaging or manipulating the feet and hands' reflex systems
to positively influence the body's functions regarding pain, stress, and other
dysfunction
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1 aromatherapy 2 reflexology
3 endermology 4 massage
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affected by route of administration, ability of med to dissolve, blood flow to site,
absorption concept of pharmacology
body surface area, and lipid solubility of med
a professional procedure using long, thin, sterile needles to penetrate the skin and
acupuncture stimulate, by hand and/or electrically, anatomical points in the body to improve short
and long-term physical function
acute pain pain lasting less than 6 months
, adaption to permanent illness or injury assisting a patient to adapt their life to accommodate permanent health alterations
include antidepressants, anticonvulsants, corticosteroids, and bisphosphonates
adjuvant analgesics
used to enhance the effect of opioids by reducing pain and anxiety
adverse effect any unintended, undesirable, and often unpredictable effect of a drug
the feeling domain
affective domain of learning
involves the patient's feelings regarding values, attitudes, and beliefs
allergic reaction an unpredictable response to a medication
whole medical systems (e.g., Ayurveda, traditional Chinese medicine) that have
alternative systems of care
developed over time and in different cultures
nurse analyzes the information to identify the patient's learning needs and prioritize
these needs
analysis
guides goal setting and nursing interventions while focusing on the patient's
physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional needs
breathing in the scent of a natural plant extract in topical creams, lotions, essential
aromatherapy
oils, or aromatic diffusers for improvement of physical, mental, or spiritual wellness
gathering data regarding the patient's learning needs
assessment
also addresses the patient's cultural beliefs and practices, medical history, and ability
to follow up medically, if needed
bioenergetic therapies practices involving manipulation of human energy fields
a mind-body regulation of bodily functions assisted by electronic devices which can
biofeedback regulate breathing, heart rate, and improve health by reducing stress, eliminating
headaches, recondition injured muscles, or alleviate pain
substances found in nature, nonprescriptive, herbal or botanical medicines
biological therapies
often sold over the counter
assigned by manufacturer
brand name/trade name easy to pronounce but easily confused with other sound alike meds
proper nouns with first letter capitalized
chemical name describe what makes up the actual drug in terms of chemical properties
uses manual therapy and spinal manipulation, focusing on the body's physical
chiropractic care
structure, primarily the spine, and its relationship to functionality
pain lasting 6 months or longer
chronic pain
can be intermittent or continuous
the thinking domain
cognitive domain of learning
thinking through information and being able to comprehend it
complementary and integrative health approaches health and wellness through a broader, nontraditional lens and is
(CIH) combined with, ideally complementing, conventional medicine as we know it
NUR 242 Exam 3
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Pharm Module 2 5111 Quiz 2 Study Herbal Supplements MH not
69 terms 61 terms Teacher 43 terms 27 terms
lucasbinguit Preview leviazhu Preview nursegal06 Preview gise
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
a method of massaging or manipulating the feet and hands' reflex systems
to positively influence the body's functions regarding pain, stress, and other
dysfunction
Choose an answer
1 aromatherapy 2 reflexology
3 endermology 4 massage
Don't know?
affected by route of administration, ability of med to dissolve, blood flow to site,
absorption concept of pharmacology
body surface area, and lipid solubility of med
a professional procedure using long, thin, sterile needles to penetrate the skin and
acupuncture stimulate, by hand and/or electrically, anatomical points in the body to improve short
and long-term physical function
acute pain pain lasting less than 6 months
, adaption to permanent illness or injury assisting a patient to adapt their life to accommodate permanent health alterations
include antidepressants, anticonvulsants, corticosteroids, and bisphosphonates
adjuvant analgesics
used to enhance the effect of opioids by reducing pain and anxiety
adverse effect any unintended, undesirable, and often unpredictable effect of a drug
the feeling domain
affective domain of learning
involves the patient's feelings regarding values, attitudes, and beliefs
allergic reaction an unpredictable response to a medication
whole medical systems (e.g., Ayurveda, traditional Chinese medicine) that have
alternative systems of care
developed over time and in different cultures
nurse analyzes the information to identify the patient's learning needs and prioritize
these needs
analysis
guides goal setting and nursing interventions while focusing on the patient's
physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional needs
breathing in the scent of a natural plant extract in topical creams, lotions, essential
aromatherapy
oils, or aromatic diffusers for improvement of physical, mental, or spiritual wellness
gathering data regarding the patient's learning needs
assessment
also addresses the patient's cultural beliefs and practices, medical history, and ability
to follow up medically, if needed
bioenergetic therapies practices involving manipulation of human energy fields
a mind-body regulation of bodily functions assisted by electronic devices which can
biofeedback regulate breathing, heart rate, and improve health by reducing stress, eliminating
headaches, recondition injured muscles, or alleviate pain
substances found in nature, nonprescriptive, herbal or botanical medicines
biological therapies
often sold over the counter
assigned by manufacturer
brand name/trade name easy to pronounce but easily confused with other sound alike meds
proper nouns with first letter capitalized
chemical name describe what makes up the actual drug in terms of chemical properties
uses manual therapy and spinal manipulation, focusing on the body's physical
chiropractic care
structure, primarily the spine, and its relationship to functionality
pain lasting 6 months or longer
chronic pain
can be intermittent or continuous
the thinking domain
cognitive domain of learning
thinking through information and being able to comprehend it
complementary and integrative health approaches health and wellness through a broader, nontraditional lens and is
(CIH) combined with, ideally complementing, conventional medicine as we know it
