Health & Wellness
A positive state of health that is continuously changing. What is this term?
What is Wellness?
** Wellness: includes- physical, mental, social, spiritual, environmental, intellectual, occupational, and financial components.
The Chamberlain student nurse understands that Chamberlain care begins with care for yourself. However, it also includes care for the faculty, care for our partners, care for patients, and care for the community. What is the term that the nurse just described/
What is Chamberlain Care 5 Tenets?
What is the purpose of the Code of Ethics?
What is the most commo reason that individuals are uninsured?
What is Insurance Coverage Not Affordable?
The nurse understands that Tai Chi, Music Therapy, and massages are all examples of this CAM. What does the acronym mean?
Activities that help individuals maintain or enhance their present level of health.
What is Health Promotion?
The accumulation of stressors can disrupt homeostasis and result in disease.
What is Stress?
Two variables influence health beliefs and practices. However, this variable includes family practices, cultural background, economic variables, psychosocial and accessibility of the health care system. Which variable is this?
What are External Variables?
***Health beliefs usually influence health behaviors or health practices, which positively or negatively affect a patient’s level of health. Understanding the effects of these variables and your prior experiences allows you to plan and deliver individualized care.
This term includes identifying nationwide health-improvement priorities and providing measurable objectives and goals. What is this term?
What is the Goal of Healthy People 2030?
** The purpose of Healthy People 2030 is to provide national objectives to improve the health status of people in our country.
This item has active ingredients that can interact with other medications and change physiological responses.
What are Herbal Supplements and Preparations?
A state of physical, mental, and social well-being.
What is Health?
The nurse owes the same duties to self as to others, including the responsibility to promote health and safety, preserve wholeness of character and integrity, maintain competence, and continue personal and professional growth.
What is Provision Number 5?
*** As nurses, we incorporate the profession's values with our personal values.
This law reduces healthcare costs; it is part of the Medicare reimbursement that is tied to patient satisfaction, it allows payments to be bundled for a single episode of care, the reimbursement is reduced for hospitals with high numbers of healthcare-acquired conditions, and it allows hospitals to receive reduced reimbursement for excessive 30-day readmission rates. What law is this?
What is the Affordable Care Act?
The nurse is assisting the secretary with the vaccine inventory. She has left several boxes and she has kept them all close to her body while lifting them What technique is the nurse displaying?
What are Safe Lifting Techniques?
The client informed the nurse that he receives a type of therapy that the practitioner has to have formal training. The therapy is used by placing hands on or above a patient's body to transfer energy What therapy is this?
What is Reiki?
The ER nurse is caring for a patient with symptoms of depression, nausea/vomiting(Digestion Problems), hypertension, and Insomnia after a Covid Response Assignment. What illness does the nurse think the patient will be diagnosed with by the doctor?
What are Complications of Prolonged Stress?
Founded by Hans Seyle, many physical problems are related to the inability to control stress and anxiety. He believed that people respond to stress similarly, regardless of the stressor. Included the Alarm, Resistance, and Exhaustion Stages.
What is the Stress Adaptation Theory or General Adaptation Theory?
The nurse, through individual and collective effort, establishes, maintains, and improves the ethical environment of the work setting and conditions of employment that are conducive to safe, quality health care. What is this term?
What is Provision 6?
** Development and maintenance of the ethical environment.
The nurse understands that when evaluating healthcare costs, One must consider the innovations in healthcare, mediation development, increased cost for preventative services, and employer-based programs that have gotten more expensive for the employee and employee. How would the nurse describe these observations?
What are the reasons for Elevated Health Care Costs?
The nurse understands that with this therapy, the patient will mindfully use a word, phrase, or visual to distract from the distressing situation and promote relaxation. What therapy is being described?
What is Guided Imagery for Stress?
What are Modifiable and Non-Modifiable Risk Factors?
Professor A feels stressed every Tuesday morning while driving to campus for her 8 a.m. class because traffic is always terrible. Even in the E-Z Pass lane. What type of stress is she experiencing?
What is Situational Stress?
The nurse is assisting Mrs. Jones with finding affordable gymnasiums or community fitness programs so that she can continue to work out after losing her job. What role is the nurse displaying in this health promotion activity?
What is the Nurse's Role in Health Promotion?
*** Assisting clients with living at their highest level of well-being.
Examples of this term include Free Lunch Programs, Specialty Foods at grocery stores, and traveling 10 minutes to the closest grocery store with fresh fruits and vegetables.
What are Food Insecurity Strategies?
The nurse instructs the client that she should work out at a moderate intensity for about 150 minutes each week. Why would the nurse tell a patient this information?
What is the nurse's understanding of the type of exercise needed for healthful fitness benefits?