Chapter 6
This type of motivation results from outside factors?
What is Extrinsic?
Define what disease means?
What is a disease caused by an incorrectly functioning organ or body system and usually accompanied by specific symptoms?
True or False Stress is normal?
What is true?
What does ADL stand for?
What is activities of daily living?
What does Dx stand for?
What is diagnosis?
What is the highest tier on Maslow's Hierarchy?
What is self- actualization?
What kind of therapy might someone try if they have PTSD?
What is hypnotherapy?
The condition of a person's physical, mental, social, and spiritual self is known as?
What is health?
What does Amb stand for?
What is ambulate?
What does STAT mean?
What is immediately?
When you take your time to listen to a patient and build a mutual understanding and relationship this would be?
What is building rapport?
During this therapy thin needles are inserted through the skin to stimulate specific points on the body
Good stress that might motivate you to do new and challenging tasks is known as what?
What is Eustress?
What does NOC stand for?
What is night?
What does TPR mean?
Meeting these basic needs helps your body achieve a state of internal balance known as?
What is Homeostasis?
List three priorities for reducing preventable diseases?
What is tobacco free living, prevention of drug abuse and excessive alcohol, healthy eating, active living, injury free, sexual health, mental wellbeing?
This type of medicine is often used as a replacement for conventional medicine?
What is complementary and alternative medicine? (CAM)
What does Bid stand for?
What is twice a day?
What does this sentence say?
pt amb to w/c qid
What is patient ambulates to wheelchair four times a day?
What is the difference of attitude and behavior?
What is an attitudes are internal (the way you think or feel about something), behaviors are external (an action that occurs in response to a stimuli)?
Name one physical, one mental and one emotional effect from stress? (Signs and symptoms)
What is mental symptoms- inability to concentrate, constant worry, or ability to only see negative. Emotional symptoms- moodiness, short temper, agitation, loneliness, or depression. Physical symptoms- aches and pains, dizziness, nausea, rapid heartbeat or frequent colds.
What are three integrative medicine (IM) approaches or treatments?
What is natural products, mind and body practices, Ayurvedic medicine, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), homeopathy, naturopathy?
What does this sentence say?
Pt out of bed q2hrs, with O2.
What is patient out of bed every 2 hours with oxygen?
What does this sentence say?
pt npo, hx of N/V
What is patient is nothing by mouth, history of nausea and vomiting?