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What are the three levels of prevention in disease prevention?
What are the three levels of prevention in disease prevention?
Telemedicine decreases wait times and increases healthcare costs.
Telemedicine decreases wait times and increases healthcare costs.
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What does the 'L' in OLDCART stand for?
What does the 'L' in OLDCART stand for?
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The purpose of __________ is to gather accurate and complete subjective data.
The purpose of __________ is to gather accurate and complete subjective data.
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Match the sources of data with their classifications:
Match the sources of data with their classifications:
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What is the purpose of primary prevention?
What is the purpose of primary prevention?
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In the three phases of an interview, the last phase is called __________.
In the three phases of an interview, the last phase is called __________.
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Short periods of silence during an interview are never normal.
Short periods of silence during an interview are never normal.
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What are the three levels of prevention in disease prevention?
What are the three levels of prevention in disease prevention?
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Primary prevention focuses on the early identification of health problems.
Primary prevention focuses on the early identification of health problems.
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What is the purpose of tertiary prevention?
What is the purpose of tertiary prevention?
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Match the following definitions with the types of data sources:
Match the following definitions with the types of data sources:
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The mnemonic OLDCART is used to assess pain. The O stands for ______?
The mnemonic OLDCART is used to assess pain. The O stands for ______?
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Which of the following is an advantage of telemedicine/telenursing?
Which of the following is an advantage of telemedicine/telenursing?
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Telemedicine decreases unnecessary hospital visits.
Telemedicine decreases unnecessary hospital visits.
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What are the three phases of an interview?
What are the three phases of an interview?
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Study Notes
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
- Consists of five levels representing human motivation ranging from basic needs to self-actualization.
Health Promotion vs. Disease Prevention
- Health promotion: Behavior aimed at enhancing well-being.
- Disease prevention: Behavior focused on avoiding illnesses.
Levels of Disease Prevention
- Primary Prevention: Focus on health promotion and decreasing disease exposure (e.g., immunization, risk assessment).
- Secondary Prevention: Early identification and prompt intervention to alleviate health issues (e.g., screening for hypertension).
- Tertiary Prevention: Aims at restoration and rehabilitation to help individuals achieve optimal functioning (e.g., referring spinal cord injury patients to rehab).
Telemedicine/Telenursing
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Advantages:
- Reduces wait times and healthcare costs.
- Minimizes unnecessary hospital visits.
- Enhances continuity of care and patient compliance.
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Disadvantages:
- Limits face-to-face interactions posing a risk to patient relationships.
- Raises security and confidentiality concerns.
- Potential quality of care reduction.
Sources of Data in Assessment
- Primary Source: Direct information from the patient.
- Secondary Source: Information from all other sources, including healthcare members, family, medical records, and lab tests.
OLDCART Mnemonic for Pain Assessment
- O: Onset of pain – when did it start?
- L: Location – where is the problem?
- D: Duration – how long does it last?
- C: Characteristics – describe the symptoms.
- A: Aggravating factors – are there additional symptoms?
- R: Relieving factors – what eases or worsens the pain?
- T: Treatment – have alternative treatments been tried?
Assessing Data
- Organizing Data: Use structured models for assessment.
- Validating Data: Confirm facts for accuracy and gather supplementary information when needed.
- Documenting Data: Maintain comprehensive records like intake/output charts and admission forms.
Phases of Nursing Interviews
- Orientation: Establish the purpose and rapport.
- Working: Engage actively in data collection.
- Termination: Conclude the interview and summarize key points.
Silent Patient Considerations
- Short silences may be natural; allow time for the patient to articulate thoughts, providing reassurance and encouragement.
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
- Consists of five levels representing human motivation ranging from basic needs to self-actualization.
Health Promotion vs. Disease Prevention
- Health promotion: Behavior aimed at enhancing well-being.
- Disease prevention: Behavior focused on avoiding illnesses.
Levels of Disease Prevention
- Primary Prevention: Focus on health promotion and decreasing disease exposure (e.g., immunization, risk assessment).
- Secondary Prevention: Early identification and prompt intervention to alleviate health issues (e.g., screening for hypertension).
- Tertiary Prevention: Aims at restoration and rehabilitation to help individuals achieve optimal functioning (e.g., referring spinal cord injury patients to rehab).
Telemedicine/Telenursing
-
Advantages:
- Reduces wait times and healthcare costs.
- Minimizes unnecessary hospital visits.
- Enhances continuity of care and patient compliance.
-
Disadvantages:
- Limits face-to-face interactions posing a risk to patient relationships.
- Raises security and confidentiality concerns.
- Potential quality of care reduction.
Sources of Data in Assessment
- Primary Source: Direct information from the patient.
- Secondary Source: Information from all other sources, including healthcare members, family, medical records, and lab tests.
OLDCART Mnemonic for Pain Assessment
- O: Onset of pain – when did it start?
- L: Location – where is the problem?
- D: Duration – how long does it last?
- C: Characteristics – describe the symptoms.
- A: Aggravating factors – are there additional symptoms?
- R: Relieving factors – what eases or worsens the pain?
- T: Treatment – have alternative treatments been tried?
Assessing Data
- Organizing Data: Use structured models for assessment.
- Validating Data: Confirm facts for accuracy and gather supplementary information when needed.
- Documenting Data: Maintain comprehensive records like intake/output charts and admission forms.
Phases of Nursing Interviews
- Orientation: Establish the purpose and rapport.
- Working: Engage actively in data collection.
- Termination: Conclude the interview and summarize key points.
Silent Patient Considerations
- Short silences may be natural; allow time for the patient to articulate thoughts, providing reassurance and encouragement.
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Explore the core concepts of health promotion and disease prevention, including Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. Understand the three levels of disease prevention and the role of telemedicine in modern healthcare. This quiz will test your knowledge on how these elements work together to enhance well-being and reduce health risks.
