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Exam161
Health16is16defined16differently16based16on16an16individual's16beliefs16about16the16meaning16of16wellnes
s.
Key16Concepts
16Ability16t
Models16of16Health16(Clinical,16Eudaimonistic,16Transtheoretical,16Health16B
o16adjust16
elief16and16Adaptive)
to16social,
16mental16
1.) Clinical16model16–
and16physi
16the16absence16and16illness16by16conspicuous16presence16of16signs16and16symptom
ological16c
s16of16disease16(not16going16to16the16doctor16until16the16individual16is16very16ill)
hanges16in
2.) Eudaimonistic16Model16–16 Exuberant16well16 being16indicates16optimal16 health
16the16me
3.) Transtheoretical16Model16–
asure16of16
16is16an16integrative16model16of16behavior16change.16Key16constructs16fro
the16indivi
m16other16theories16are16integrated;16describe16how16people16modify16a1
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6problem16behavior16or16acquire16a16positive16behavior.16616stages
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4.) Maslow’s16hierarchy16–
10.) Role16perfo
16is16a16theory16of16human16motivation,16observations16of16humans’16innate rmance16m
16curiosity. odel16–
5.) Medical16model16of16health16– 16(sick16rol
e)16individu
16indicating16the16assumption16that16abnormal;16behavior16is16the16result16o
al16ability16
f16physical16problems16and16should16be16treated16medically. to16perform
6.) Health16Belief16– 16social16ro
les
16addresses16the16relation 16ship16between16the16persons16beliefs16and16behav
11.) Health16pro
iors;16helps16understand16the16factor16influencing16patients16perceptions,16be
motion16mo
liefs,16and16behavior16to16plan16care16that16will16be16most16effective del16–
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• Serious16 of16 illness ents16level1
• Likelihood16the16person16will16take16preventative16actions 6of16well-
being;
7.) Holistic16–
16attempts16to16create16conditions16that16promote16optimal16health;16ex.16Pati
ents16are16involved16in16healing16process
8.) Basic16human16needs16model16–
16attempts16to16meet16the16patients16basic16needs
9.) Adaptive16model16–
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Chapter161
, NR22216Health16and16Wellness16Review16of16Knowledge1
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complimentary16counterpart16to16models16of16health16protection
• Individual16characters/experiences
• Behavior16 specific16 knowledge16 and16 effects
• Behavioral16 outcomes
Definition16of16Nursing Chapter161
is16the16protection,16promotion,16and16optimization16of16health16and16abilities,16preventi
on16of16illness16and16injury,16alleviation16of16suffering16through16the16diagnosis16and16t
reatment16of16human16response,16and16advocacy16in16the16care16of16individuals,16familie
s,16communities,16and16populations.
Healthy16People16202016(Goals)16increase16quality16and16years16of16healthy Chapter16
16life,16and16eliminate16health16disparities. 1
Health16Pr
attain16high16quality,16longer16lives16free16of16preventable16disease,16disability,16in omotion16
jury,16and16premature16death. Textbook
Achieve16health16equity,16eliminates16disparities,16and16improves16the16health16of1
6all16groups16Create16social16and16physical16environments16that16promote16good1
6health16for16all
Promote16quality16of16life,16healthy16development,16and16healthy16behaviors16acro
ss all life stages.
Levels16of16Prevention16(Primary,16Secondary16and16Tertiary) Chapter161
1. Primary,16health16promotion16and16specific16protection16(educating) Health16Pr
2. Secondary,16early16diagnosis,16prompt16treatment16and16disability16lim omotion16
itation Textbook
3. Tertiary,16restoration16and16rehabilitation
Levels16of16Care16(Subacute,16Primary,16Secondary16and16T Chapter16116Heal
ertiary) th16Promotion16T
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a16nation. omotion
6Exam161
NR222 Health and Wellness Review of Knowledge Exam 1
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Exam161
Health16is16defined16differently16based16on16an16individual's16beliefs16about16the16meaning16of16wellnes
s.
Key16Concepts
16Ability16t
Models16of16Health16(Clinical,16Eudaimonistic,16Transtheoretical,16Health16B
o16adjust16
elief16and16Adaptive)
to16social,
16mental16
1.) Clinical16model16–
and16physi
16the16absence16and16illness16by16conspicuous16presence16of16signs16and16symptom
ological16c
s16of16disease16(not16going16to16the16doctor16until16the16individual16is16very16ill)
hanges16in
2.) Eudaimonistic16Model16–16 Exuberant16well16 being16indicates16optimal16 health
16the16me
3.) Transtheoretical16Model16–
asure16of16
16is16an16integrative16model16of16behavior16change.16Key16constructs16fro
the16indivi
m16other16theories16are16integrated;16describe16how16people16modify16a1
dual’s16he
6problem16behavior16or16acquire16a16positive16behavior.16616stages
alth.
4.) Maslow’s16hierarchy16–
10.) Role16perfo
16is16a16theory16of16human16motivation,16observations16of16humans’16innate rmance16m
16curiosity. odel16–
5.) Medical16model16of16health16– 16(sick16rol
e)16individu
16indicating16the16assumption16that16abnormal;16behavior16is16the16result16o
al16ability16
f16physical16problems16and16should16be16treated16medically. to16perform
6.) Health16Belief16– 16social16ro
les
16addresses16the16relation 16ship16between16the16persons16beliefs16and16behav
11.) Health16pro
iors;16helps16understand16the16factor16influencing16patients16perceptions,16be
motion16mo
liefs,16and16behavior16to16plan16care16that16will16be16most16effective del16–
16directed1
6at16increas
• Perception16of16illness
ing16a16pati
• Serious16 of16 illness ents16level1
• Likelihood16the16person16will16take16preventative16actions 6of16well-
being;
7.) Holistic16–
16attempts16to16create16conditions16that16promote16optimal16health;16ex.16Pati
ents16are16involved16in16healing16process
8.) Basic16human16needs16model16–
16attempts16to16meet16the16patients16basic16needs
9.) Adaptive16model16–
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Chapter161
, NR22216Health16and16Wellness16Review16of16Knowledge1
6Exam161
complimentary16counterpart16to16models16of16health16protection
• Individual16characters/experiences
• Behavior16 specific16 knowledge16 and16 effects
• Behavioral16 outcomes
Definition16of16Nursing Chapter161
is16the16protection,16promotion,16and16optimization16of16health16and16abilities,16preventi
on16of16illness16and16injury,16alleviation16of16suffering16through16the16diagnosis16and16t
reatment16of16human16response,16and16advocacy16in16the16care16of16individuals,16familie
s,16communities,16and16populations.
Healthy16People16202016(Goals)16increase16quality16and16years16of16healthy Chapter16
16life,16and16eliminate16health16disparities. 1
Health16Pr
attain16high16quality,16longer16lives16free16of16preventable16disease,16disability,16in omotion16
jury,16and16premature16death. Textbook
Achieve16health16equity,16eliminates16disparities,16and16improves16the16health16of1
6all16groups16Create16social16and16physical16environments16that16promote16good1
6health16for16all
Promote16quality16of16life,16healthy16development,16and16healthy16behaviors16acro
ss all life stages.
Levels16of16Prevention16(Primary,16Secondary16and16Tertiary) Chapter161
1. Primary,16health16promotion16and16specific16protection16(educating) Health16Pr
2. Secondary,16early16diagnosis,16prompt16treatment16and16disability16lim omotion16
itation Textbook
3. Tertiary,16restoration16and16rehabilitation
Levels16of16Care16(Subacute,16Primary,16Secondary16and16T Chapter16116Heal
ertiary) th16Promotion16T
extbook
and16the16less
on
World16Health16Organization16(WHO)16Objectives Chapter161
WHO’s16objective16is16supported16by16setting16health16goals16for16 Health16Pr
a16nation. omotion
