18 Questions
What is the primary focus of primary prevention?
Protecting against specific health problems
What is Stage 5 in the sequence of client roles during illness?
Recovery or rehabilitation
Which of the following is NOT a part of the nurse's role in health promotion as mentioned in the text?
Providing financial advice to clients
Which factor primarily influences the extent of the effect of an individual's illness on the family?
The family member who is ill
Which level of prevention focuses on immunization against specific diseases?
Primary prevention
In which stage does the client become dependent on the professional for help?
Dependent client role
What is a common change in lifestyle that may be necessitated by illness?
Changes in diet and exercise
What type of illness is likely to result in more acute emotional responses according to the text?
Disabling illness
Which of the following is NOT a component of the nurse's role in health promotion?
Assisting families with financial planning
Which stage involves seeking the advice of a health professional either voluntarily or under pressure from significant others?
Medical care contact
What does the nurse's role in health promotion involve regarding clients, families, and communities?
Educating them to be effective healthcare consumers
In Leavell and Clark's three levels of prevention, what does tertiary prevention primarily involve?
Treating and managing established diseases
What are some of the changes that can occur in a family due to illness?
Increased demands on time
Which of the following is NOT a potential impact of illness on a family?
Decreased loneliness
What does health promotion focus on, according to the text?
Facilitating movement toward health goals
In what way does the nurse enhance assessing and planning healthcare of the client?
By understanding concepts of individuality and holistic care
What is the main goal of health protection/illness prevention according to the text?
Seeking to thwart the occurrence of insults to health and well-being
How does focusing on individualized care context differ from total care context for nurses?
Individualized care context considers clients as unique individuals
Learn about the different stages individuals go through when seeking medical care, becoming dependent on healthcare professionals, and transitioning into recovery or rehabilitation. Explore how illness can impact behavior and emotions.
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