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Health
Wellness
Cultural Safety
Culture
Illness
100

This has been linked to mortality and overall declining health.

What is social support

100
Mental, Physical, Emotional, and Spiritual are all aspect of this
What is a wellness wheel
100
In order to function as a culturally safe nurse, one must have insight into this
What is self
100
Double Jeopardy!! (you must make a bid, and you can bid as much as the amount of points you have) Due to this reason, the Canadian population has doubled in the past 50 years.
What is Immigriation
100
This type of illness alters the client’s interactions with others, ability to perform self-care, and feelings of independence.
What is Chronic Illness
200

Double Jeopardy:!! (you must make a bid, and you can bid as much as the amount of points you have) This organization defines health as more than the absence of disease; it is a state of complete well-being in the physical, mental and social aspects of one's life.

What is The World Health Organization

200
This term is a subjective perception of vitality and feeling well; it is described objectively, experienced, and can be plotted on a continuum
What is well-being
200
Recognizing, and having knowledge of the differences and similarities in cultural practices is this
What is cultural awareness
200
This act replaced the British North American Act in 1982, and recognized First Nations, Metis, and Inuits.
What is The Canadian Act
200
When a person feels that they are more at risk for an illness due to their family genetics they have this.
What is perceived susceptability
300

The role-performance model of health, defines health as the individual’s ability to fulfill this

What is societial roles

300
Physiological, safety, love and belonging, esteem, and self actualization are this
What are basic needs
300
Showing respect and appreciation for cultural behaviours is known as this.
What is cultural sensitivity
300
When a nurse takes the time to interview both patients of the same race about their beliefs, values, and perferences they are avoiding this
What is sterotyping
300
Family or friends influences on a person's health are this.
What are modifiable factors
400
The agent-host-environment health model, has these three dynamic, interactive elements
What are agent, host, and environment
400
This can be used to measure a person’s perceived level of wellness.
What is a Health-illness continuum
400
To provide culturally competent care, a nurses must gather data about the client’s personal and cultural views regarding this.
What is health and illness
400
This result from a lack of exposure to, or knowledge of, other cultures
What is ethnocentrism
400
A person that displays a sudden onset of severe symptoms of an illness is an example of this.
What is acute illness
500
People are viewed as physiologic systems with related functions in this health model.
What is the clinical health model
500
Being whole as an individual is a basic aspect of this.
What is Wellness
500
Providing nursing care that is free of stereotyping, and shows appreciation for human uniqueness is this type of care.
What is cultural safe care
500
By not treating individuals or groups different based on race, ethnicity, gender, or social class you are avoiding this.
What is discrimination
500
In the adaptive model, health is a creative process and disease is a failure of this.
What is Adaption