Medical Language
Heath & Wellness
Health & Wellness 2
Nutrition
Ethics & Law
100

ANGIO- 

VESSEL 

100

Explain Wellness-Illness Contiuum?

Most of us are not completely well or completely ill at an given time 

100

What is health literacy? what is it reffered as?

The ability of individuals to understand basic health info and to use it to make good decisions about their health 

The Newest Vital Sign 

100

What are the 4 macronutrients and 2 micronutrients? 

Macro: Proteins, Carbohydrates, fats, & water 

Micro: Vitamins & minerals


100

What is the internal values vs external values? 

Internal- Morals 

External- personal beliefs about something's worth 


200

SYN / SYS 

Together 

200

Factors that move the patient toward WELLNESS? 

Healthy Diet 

Avoid alcohol / tobacco use 

Healthy Lifestyle 

Exercise 

Responsible sexual behavior Seek Treatment for mental concerns 


200

What are the 5 phases of illness?

Prodromal- illness has not yet developed; dont feel "well" 

Symptomatic- observable symptoms developed 

Seeking Help- seeking a medical professional

Dependency- rely on others for help in diagnosis 

Recovery- resume to normal health 

200

What does protein do?

new tissue development & maintain fluid balance 


200

What are bioethics? 

Rapidly expanding knowledge and technologies now available 

300

PAN 

All

300

Factors that move you toward the ILLNESS contiuum? 

Bored 

Tense 

Anxious Tobacco / Drug use 

Overeating 

Always complaining 


300

What are the 3 phases of General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS)? 


Alarm 

Resistance 

Exhaustion 

300

whats the difference between simple and complex carbohydrates?

Simple: made of 1 or two sugar molecules; absorb rapidly (glucose, fructose, sucrose, lactose)

Complex: A chain of sugar molecules; take longer to absorb. (potatoes, brown rice, oatmeal, whole grain wheat rice) 

300

What are the 2 ethical theories? 

Deontology- represents ones duty 

Utilitarianism- greatest benefit for greats number of people 

400

CYANO-

Blue 
400

What is the definition for LHI?

Highest Priority health issue that are used as a measure for the nations health 

400

T/F: The body can differentiate between positive and negative stress 

FALSE 

400

Whats an LDL / HDL?

Low Density (BAD) 

High Density (GOOD) 

400

What are the 6 principles of nursing ethics? 

Non-Maleficence 

Beneficence

Autonomy 

Fidelity 

Justice 

Veracity  


500

ENTER-

Small intestine 

500

What are some LHI?

Oral Health 

Drug Overdoses 

Homicides 

HIV Status 

Medical Insurance 

Suicides 

Exposure to unhealthy air 

Annual Influenza Vaccines 


500

What are the 5 defense mechanisms of stress? 

Avoidance: staying away from events or situations that might open feelings of aggression or anxiety 

Compensation: Making up something that we perceive as an adequacy by developing some other desirable traits 

Conversion Relation:  anxiety channeled into physical symptoms 

Denial: Refuse to see reality 

Intellectualization: Separates self from uncomfortable emotions by focusing on facts/logic 

500

What is the most abundant mineral in the body?

Calcium

500

What is the number 1 thing we do as a nurse for our patients?

ADVOCATE 

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