Transtheoretical Model of Change
Health Promotion
Developmental Health Considerations
Nursing Implications
Client-Centered Care
100

The phase of the Transtheoretical model of change in which the individual takes steps to operationalize the plan of action

What is the Action Phase?

100

The best way to prevent oral health concerns in an infant (and throughout the lifespan)

What are routine dental visits?

100

Considerations for this age group includes providing and encouraging opportunity for independence and success?

What are appropriate considerations for hospitalized school age children?

100

When caring for young children (toddlers) in the hospital it is important to provide _____ to reduce stress and increase routines.

What is consistency OR continuity of care (same health care providers)?

100

This is the first step a nurse should take when a client is complaining of "bowel issues". 

What is assessment?

200

The phase of the Transtheoretical model of change when the individual is not considering change

What is the Precontemplative Phase?

200

A health model that focuses on what people perceive or believe to be true about themselves in relation to their health

What is the health belief model?

200

Dangers for this age group include medication side effects and multiple comorbidities 

What are older adults?

200

Planning for extra time when completing tasks with this age group allows the client to feel respected and builds rapport 

What are geriatric clients? 

(Client may have fine motor issues, slower gait, sensory impairment. Increases self-esteem)

200

A method of care that treats the whole person; mind, body, and spirit

What is promoting holistic care?

300

The phase of the Transtheoretical model of change in which the individual works to prevent relapse and attempts to sustain gains made from actions taken

What is the Maintenance Phase

300

Having too little of this will result in fatigue, decreased cognitive ability, irritability, and problems with decision making

What is sleep?

300

This age group has a higher incidence in risk taking behaviors and traumatic injuries

What are adolescents?

300

Making health information relevant and meaningful will increase the likelihood of medication and health regimen adherence to this age group

What is middle adulthood?

300

Risk factors that can be changed (lifestyle, occupation, smoking, ect).

What are modifiable risk factors?

400

The phase of the Transtheoretical model of change in which the individual has the ability to resist the urge to relapse back into unhealthy behaviors 

What is the Termination Phase?

400

Is a planned activity that promotes mood, physical stamina, balance, and improves many body systems

What is exercise?

400

Accidents—such as motor vehicle crashes, poisonings, burns, drowning, choking and aspirations, and falls—are the major cause of death in what age group?

What are toddlers?

400

Explaining procedures in a language (using age appropriate words) the client understands and using dramatic play can increase understanding and reduce fear in this age group

What are pre-school children?

400

The client's personal reasons for participating (or not participating) in health promoting behaviors

What is motivation?

500

The phase of the Transtheoretical model of change in which an individual constructs a plan to change unhealthy behaviors

What is the Decision Making Phase

500

Allowing an infant or toddler to fall asleep with milk and juice leads to this complication

What are cavities or dental caries?

500

This theory discusses 4 developmental stages

Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development

500

A progressive loss of bone density which progresses quicker without exercise

What is osteoporosis?

500

The person who needs to rest, eat right, have good social support, and take part in self care activities

YOU!