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SAA: factors that contribute to increased chronic illness
sedentary lifestyles
aging
obesity
diabetes
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_______ supports health, manages illness, addresses complex changes & human responses to illness.
nursing theory
medical school
nursing
family systems
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Children learn by observing adults respond to illness
stoicism
role play
self care
modeling
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being exempt from social responsibilities, wanting to get well, seeking medical advice are all examples of..
orems theory of nursing and self care
parsons 1964 outdated white postulations
leignings sunrise model
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SAA: examples of acute illnesses
appendicitis
spinal cord injury
herniated disc
common cold
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SAA: external influences on illness behavior
ethnocentrism
personal space
past experiences and communication patterns
culture, role expectations, and values
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should not be confused with strength of character
role play
modeling
stoicism
self care
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Prolonged irritability may indicate.....
anger
disbeleif
depression
denial
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which of the following is NOT a social determinant of health?
health care
family unit
neighborhood & environment
economic stability
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what is orems theory of nursing and self care made of? SAA
nursing agency
self care
theory of nursing systems
self care deficit
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who came up with the theory of nursing and self care?
dorthea dix
hannah wilkinson
wilma orem
dorthea orem
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a treatable mental health condition
denial
stress
depression
grief
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_______directed at caregivers or general – “mad at the world.”
depression
anger
disbeleif
denial
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you cannot have equity without.....
inclusion
diveristy
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illness characterized by severe, short-live symptoms
chronic illness
acute illness
terminal illness
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Which of the following is NOT an external Influences on Illness Behavior
values
coping ability
past experiences
culture
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what requires long term behavioral change and treatment?
acute illness
chronic illness
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Nurses sometimes reluctant to provide spiritual nursing care because of embarrassment or lack of privacy
False
True
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Focuses on relationship between nurses & clients
self care deficit
self care
theory of nursing systems
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a psychological defense mechanism people use to avoid anxiety associated with illness
denial
adjustment
disbelief
refusal
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nursing required because a person is limited or incapable of providing self-care & needs help
theory of nursing systems
self care
self care deficit
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Wholly or partial compensatory care, support, & education takingplace between nurse & patient
theory of nursing systems
self care deficit
self care
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what stimulates treatment-seeking behavior to gain control over the illness?
illness
avoidance
fear
cancer
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SAA: internal influences on illness behavior
coping ability
hardiness and resilience
Dependence/independence needs
learned resourcefullness and religion
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“impaired ability to experience/integrate meaning/purpose in life through connectedness w/ self, others, art, music etc
doenges
stress
spiritual distress
murr experience
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illness develops gradually, requires ongoing medical attention, may continue for the duration of an individual’s life
terminal illness
acute illness
chronic illness
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a fear of illness often leads to a delay of _____&_____
disbelief and denial
treatment and remission
diagnosis and treatment
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normal & expected response to any loss, including one’s health
stress
depression
denial
grief
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what is: a change in one part of the system results in changes in other parts
supportive health
systems theory
family unit
family systems
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chronic illnesses vary in ____&_____
severity and outcomes
stage grade and terminal
outcomes and results
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focuses individual activities & actions to maintain one’s healthy life or correct a condition.
theory of nursing systems
self care
self care deficit
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what are some ways to know a patient has accepted the reality of their illness? SAA
Active involvement & hope lead to increased coping
Participates in decisions about treatment
a patient actively asks questions regarding illness
Long-term chronic illness pts become experts in their own care
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ability to work is altered, daily activities must be modified, the sense of well-being and freedom from pain may be lost
stress
denial
depression
grief
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what can be taught, modeled, and learned and influenced by family support?
resilience
motives
concept
optimism
