intro review 2.5

what is orems theory of nursing and self care made of? SAA

should not be confused with strength of character

illness characterized by severe, short-live symptoms

SAA: internal influences on illness behavior

a psychological defense mechanism people use to avoid anxiety associated with illness

chronic illnesses vary in ____&_____

what is: a change in one part of the system results in changes in other parts

what are some ways to know a patient has accepted the reality of their illness? SAA

being exempt from social responsibilities, wanting to get well, seeking medical advice are all examples of..

which of the following is NOT a social determinant of health?

Nurses sometimes reluctant to provide spiritual nursing care because of embarrassment or lack of privacy

“impaired ability to experience/integrate meaning/purpose in life through connectedness w/ self, others, art, music etc

what requires long term behavioral change and treatment?

ability to work is altered, daily activities must be modified, the sense of well-being and freedom from pain may be lost

SAA: examples of acute illnesses

Wholly or partial compensatory care, support, & education takingplace between nurse & patient

who came up with the theory of nursing and self care?

what can be taught, modeled, and learned and influenced by family support?

a treatable mental health condition

you cannot have equity without.....

normal & expected response to any loss, including one’s health

SAA: external influences on illness behavior

_______ supports health, manages illness, addresses complex changes & human responses to illness.

Prolonged irritability may indicate.....

SAA: factors that contribute to increased chronic illness

focuses individual activities & actions to maintain one’s healthy life or correct a condition.

a fear of illness often leads to a delay of _____&_____

Children learn by observing adults respond to illness

Which of the following is NOT an external Influences on Illness Behavior

Focuses on relationship between nurses & clients

_______directed at caregivers or general – “mad at the world.”

nursing required because a person is limited or incapable of providing self-care & needs help

what stimulates treatment-seeking behavior to gain control over the illness?

illness develops gradually, requires ongoing medical attention, may continue for the duration of an individual’s life