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According to the biomedical model, how is health defined?
According to the biomedical model, how is health defined?
The absence of disease or elimination of symptoms and signs of disease.
What type of database is most appropriate when a rapid collection of data is required?
What type of database is most appropriate when a rapid collection of data is required?
An emergency database.
What is a medical diagnosis used to evaluate?
What is a medical diagnosis used to evaluate?
The cause of disease.
An example of subjective data is:
An example of subjective data is:
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What type of database is most appropriate for an individual admitted to a long-term care facility?
What type of database is most appropriate for an individual admitted to a long-term care facility?
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Which of the following is considered an example of objective data?
Which of the following is considered an example of objective data?
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An example of objective data is:
An example of objective data is:
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How is a nursing diagnosis best described?
How is a nursing diagnosis best described?
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What does a complete database include?
What does a complete database include?
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Which problem is a first-level priority for a patient with asthma?
Which problem is a first-level priority for a patient with asthma?
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Study Notes
Biomedical Model of Health
- Defines health narrowly as the absence of disease or elimination of disease symptoms.
Emergency Database
- Used for rapid data collection during life-saving measures.
- Information compiled concurrently with urgent care.
Medical Diagnosis
- Evaluates the underlying cause of a disease.
Subjective Data
- Based on patient-reported information.
- Example: "Left knee has been swollen and hot for the past 3 days."
Complete Database
- Necessary for individuals in long-term care facilities.
- Consists of thorough health history and physical examination, providing a baseline for future health assessments.
Objective Data
- Based on healthcare professional observations.
- Example: "Alert and oriented" reflects observable behavior.
Additional Example of Objective Data
- "Crepitation in the left knee joint" demonstrates assessment through physical examination techniques.
Nursing Diagnosis
- Defined as a clear statement of actual or potential health concerns or wellness levels.
Importance of Complete Database
- Integrates both current and past health states for comprehensive care evaluation and monitoring.
First-Level Priority Problems
- Emergent and life-threatening issues identified in patient assessments.
- Example: "Impaired gas exchange" denotes an immediate concern requiring priority action.
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Explore the crucial concepts surrounding the biomedical model of health, including medical diagnosis, and the importance of subjective and objective data. This quiz covers comprehensive data collection methods in healthcare settings, essential for accurate assessments and effective patient care.
