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An active process in which a person moves toward his/her maximal potential. Not merely the absence of disease or illness.
Health
Name at least 4 of the human dimensions that health integrates.
Intellectual, Physical, Environmental, Emotional, Spiritual, Sociocultural
Health People 2020 defines ________ as the attainment of the highest level of health for all people.
Health Equity
Something essential that must be met for emotional and physiologic health and survival.
Basic Human Needs
Which level of health promotion includes direct interventions such as medications and wound care?
Secondary
The health of the public which measures the frequency of disease.
Morbidity
Risk factors impacting chronic disease in the US: Name at least 4
Tobacco Use, Poor Diet, Physical Inactivity, Excessive Alcohol Use, Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure, Hyperlipidemia
A particular type of health difference that is closely linked to social, economic, and/or environmental disadvantage.
Health Disparity
Name at least 4 of the human dimensions of health
Physical, emotional, intellectual, environmental, sociocultural, spiritual
Perceived susceptibility, Perceived seriousness of disease, and Perceived benefits of action are components of which health model?
Health Belief Model
The health of the public that measures the number of deaths resulting from disease.
Mortality
Being, Belonging, Becoming, Befitting
Give an example of a social determinant
Conditions to which someone is born, environment, live, learn, work, play, worship, and age.
Learned behaviors such as the "cycle of abuse" or likelihood of seeking care are a part of which human dimension?
Sociocultural
Health Promotion Model (Pender)
Person centered care that addresses the dimensions that comprise the whole person.
Holistic Health Care
Name a common cause of a disease from a pathologic change.
Inherited genetic defects, developmental defects from pregnancy, biologic agents or toxins, physical agents such as chemical or radiation, generalized tissue response (injury), physiologic and emotional reactions to stress, excessive or insufficient production of body secretions (hormones)
Racial and ethnic minorities, those in poverty, women, children, older adults, rural and inner-city residents, disabilities, and special health care needs defines what?
Vulnerable Populations
A risk factor that a person can change to improve health is known as what type of factor?
Modifiable
Which model states that health is a constantly changing state that have high level of wellness on one end and death on the other?
Health-Illness Continuum
The reappearance of symptoms of a disease process.
Exacerbation
Which stage of illness behaviors includes someone to self defines as being sick and give up normal activities?
Stage 2 Assuming the sick role.
It is critical for ________ to recognize disparities exist and plan specific interventions for those at risk.
Nurses
Downs Syndrome or Sickle Cell Anemia are related to which human dimension
Physical
In states of change model what are the 4 R's of precontemplation?
Reluctance, Rebellion, Resignation, and Rationalization