US Healthcare
This is a governmental health care program that focuses on health promotion and disease prevention and is updated every 10 years.
What is Healthy People
This word means strength or force that is exerted or capable of being exerted
What is power.
How do you take care of yourself?
What is...there are many answers.
What is the first phase of the nurse-patient relationship?
What is orientation.
This type of illness is characterized by severe symptoms that are relatively short-lived.
What is acute illness.
This healthcare service category assists patients to remain health, prevent diseases and injuries, detect diseases early, and promote healthier lifestyles.
What is health promotion and maintenance.
These are private or public rules, regulations, laws, or guidelines that relate to the pursuit of health and delivery of health services.
What is health policy.
What can joining a professional organization do for you?
What is: (there may be other answers)
Provide up-to-date information.
Provide ways to keeping practice current.
Activities that enable patient and nurse to end relationship in therapeutic manner is called what.
What is termination.
Give an example of a chronic illness: it develops gradually, requires ongoing medical attention, and may continue for the duration of the individual’s life.
What is numerous examples...
This major category of healthcare service is what the American system is most known for.
What is diagnosis and treatment
Individuals with vested interest in policies are called.
What are stakeholders.
An MSN may eventually be replaced by what degree?
What is the DNP (Doctorate of Nursing Practice).
The best way to maintain professional boundaries with patients is:
What is have personal needs met outside in other relationships
This is is a psychological defense mechanism that people sometimes use to avoid the anxiety associated with illness.
What is denial.
This level of healthcare service is when the patient first enters the health care system.
What is primary care services.
What are 3 reasons why nurses do not join organizations:
What are high cost of dues, lack of time, and lack of interest
This is the definition for what: manifested as bullying between colleagues and between faculty and students in academic settings.
What is incivility.
When verbal and nonverbal communication do not match.
What is incongruent communication.
What word would we use to describe a person who doesn't want to complain when they are clearly in distress...
What is a "stoic".
This healthcare team member understands how what one consumes, whether oral or intravenous, can affect a patient’s recovery and promote and maintain health.
What is a registered dietitian or nutritionist.
This is when employees are not required to join a union but an individual’s contract will be dependent on what the union and management have negotiated.
What is an open shop.
This is a basic belief of the ANA Nursing's Agenda for the Future.
What is: health care is a right for all, stop wasting, a single payor system, and develop and implement good health care policies.
Give me one.
This communication skill involves focusing solely on a person and acknowledging feelings in a nonjudgmental manner.
What is active listening.
An internal influence on health behavior is described as how one uses cognitive skills to adapt to the world around them.
What is resourcefulness.