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What is the primary purpose of remedies in the context of healing?
What is the goal of Curanderismo within Latin American traditional healing?
Which of the following is a characteristic of tribal traditions in healing practices?
What does naturopathic medicine primarily focus on?
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Which ancient healing tradition is centered around the concept of balancing energy forces?
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What type of medical systems are considered Whole Medical Systems?
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What role does a shaman typically play in Native American traditional healing?
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Which aspect is NOT generally included in the therapeutics of naturopathic medicine?
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What is the most reliable indication of pain?
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Which type of pain is characterized by tissue damage related to an injury or surgery?
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Which of the following is a common characteristic of persistent pain?
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When planning care for clients with disorders of comfort, which action is essential for culturally sensitive care?
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What is a key nursing intervention for evaluating the pain management of a client with chronic pain?
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Which of the following is considered a complementary therapy for managing chronic pain?
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What risk factors are commonly associated with fibromyalgia across the lifespan?
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Which statement about breakthrough pain is accurate?
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What is the primary focus of dance therapy as a movement therapy?
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Which movement therapy aims to improve posture and core strengthening?
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What key concept should be considered when evaluating natural therapies?
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What is one of the risks associated with the use of supplements in older adults?
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Which therapy focuses on improving self-image through body movement awareness?
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What is one potential cause of increased muscle tenderness?
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What type of therapy involves gardening to stimulate the senses and improve self-esteem?
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Which medication is primarily indicated for elderly patients?
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What is a common misconception regarding the safety of natural therapies?
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How does Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) benefit patient care?
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Which of the following statements is true regarding essential oils?
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What is the primary focus of Ayurveda in health care?
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Which approach combines traditional and complementary medicine to improve wellness?
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In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), what is considered vital energy?
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What role does ritual play in Native American Healing?
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What does 'integrated therapy' often include?
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What is the main goal of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)?
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Which of the following is NOT a component of Biologically Based Therapies?
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Which therapy involves applying pressure to specific points on the body to relieve pain?
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What is the maximum suggested composition of protein, carbohydrates, and fats in 'The Zone' dietary program?
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Which method uses living microorganisms to promote gut health?
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Which practice aims to increase circulation and provide relaxation through manipulation of soft tissues?
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What constitutes the primary focus of Manipulative and Body-Based Methods?
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What is a common theme in Traditional Chinese Medicine's foundational concepts?
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Which dietary approach focuses on whole cereal grains and is primarily vegan?
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Which term describes the use of heat from burning herbs in TCM?
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Which level of Bloom's Taxonomy focuses on making judgments based on criteria and standards?
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What key actions are associated with the 'Applying' level of Bloom's Taxonomy?
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Which type of NCLEX question tests the ability to analyze scenarios and data?
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Which study technique is recommended for improving skills at the 'Understanding' level?
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What is the primary focus of the 'Creating' level in Bloom's Taxonomy?
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Which Bloom's Taxonomy level is primarily associated with recognizing and listing facts?
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Which strategy is essential for developing critical thinking skills needed for NCLEX?
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Which level of cognitive skill involves breaking down information into parts and examining relationships?
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Study Notes
Traditional Healing Systems
- Curanderismo is a Latin American traditional healing system that utilizes a humoral model for classifying food, activity, drugs, and illnesses, and incorporates a series of folk illnesses
- Native American traditional healing involves the use of sweating, purging, herbal remedies, and ceremonies where a shaman connects with spirits to heal people and promote wholeness
- Naturopathic medicine uses herbal medicine, nutritional supplements, physical medicine, homeopathy, lifestyle counseling, and mind-body therapies to promote self-healing
- Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) emphasizes balancing yin/yang energies through techniques such as acupuncture, herbal medicine, massage, acupressure, moxibustion, qi gong, cupping, and massage
Biologically Based Therapies
- Dietary supplements are products used to supplement dietary intake, including vitamins, minerals, herbs, and botanical products
- Herbal medicines are plant-based therapies used in whole systems of medicine or as individual preparations for specific symptoms or issues
- Macrobiotic diets are characterized by a predominantly vegan diet focused on whole cereal grains, vegetables, and unprocessed foods
- Mycotherapies involve the use of fungi-based (mushroom) products
- Orthomolecular medicine (megavitamin) focuses on increased intake of nutrients like vitamin C and beta-carotene to treat conditions like cancer, schizophrenia, and autism
- Probiotics are live microorganisms that resemble beneficial bacteria found in the human gastrointestinal system
- The "Zone" is a dietary program requiring a 30:40:30 ratio of protein, carbohydrate, and fat for optimal health
Manipulative and Body-Based Methods
- Acupressure involves applying pressure to specific points on the body to relieve pain, provide analgesia, or regulate body functions
- Chiropractic medicine focuses on manipulating the spinal column and may include physiotherapy and diet therapy
- Massage therapy involves techniques like stroking, rubbing, and kneading to enhance circulation, improve muscle tone, and promote relaxation
- Simple touch involves gentle physical contact with the patient to convey acceptance and appreciation
Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM)
- CAM encompasses diverse therapies and healing systems outside of mainstream healthcare
- Complementary medicine is used alongside conventional medicine, while alternative medicine is used instead of conventional medicine
- Integrative medicine combines traditional and complementary approaches to enhance well-being
- Ayurveda views illness as an imbalance in the body's systems and emphasizes the interdependence of individual and societal health
- Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) describes disease as an imbalance in the flow of qi (vital energy)
- Native American Healing focuses on connection to the land, balance between mind and body, cleansing rituals, and the use of music, drumming, chanting, dancing, and herbs
- Curanderismo uses religious rituals, cleansing rites, and prayers for healing
- Animal-Assisted Therapy involves using animals to provide therapeutic benefits
- Horticultural Therapy leverages gardening and healing gardens to stimulate the senses, provide leisure activities, and improve motor function and self-esteem
Movement Therapies
- Dance therapy uses movement as a direct expression of the mind and body to treat social, emotional, cognitive, or physical issues
- Feldenkrais method promotes self-image through body movement awareness and correction
- Pilates utilizes exercises and body movements to strengthen and lengthen muscles, emphasizing core strengthening, breathing, and precise movements
Safety Concerns
- Natural does not always mean better or safe. There is limited research on many CAM therapies.
- CAM therapies may have no effect, mild, or adverse reactions, and may delay or prevent healing.
- Toxicity can occur, often underreported due to lack of prescribed use.
- Drug interactions are possible, particularly in older adults or those with liver or kidney disease.
- Essential oils and supplements can cause issues and may become dangerous when mixed with other medications.
Bloom's Taxonomy
- Definition: A framework for categorizing levels of cognitive skills used in learning.
- Levels: Six levels, each representing a different type of cognitive skill.
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Remembering: Recall basic facts and concepts.
- Key actions: Recognizing, listing, describing, retrieving.
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Understanding: Comprehend meanings and interpretations.
- Key actions: Explaining, summarizing, inferring, comparing.
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Applying: Use knowledge in new situations.
- Key actions: Implementing, executing, carrying out.
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Analyzing: Break down information into parts and examine relationships.
- Key actions: Differentiating, organizing, attributing.
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Evaluating: Make judgments based on criteria and standards.
- Key actions: Checking, hypothesizing, critiquing, experimenting.
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Creating: Put elements together to form a coherent whole or propose alternative solutions.
- Key actions: Designing, constructing, planning, producing.
Bloom's Taxonomy and NCLEX
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Application in the NCLEX: NCLEX questions often align with Bloom's levels, assessing various cognitive abilities.
- Knowledge-Based Questions: Focus on Recall (Remembering).
- Application Questions: Require problem-solving and application of concepts (Applying).
- Analysis Questions: Test ability to analyze scenarios and data (Analyzing).
- Case Studies: Evaluate critical thinking and decision-making (Evaluating and Creating).
NCLEX Study Strategies Using Bloom's Taxonomy
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Study Techniques:
- Remembering: Use flashcards.
- Understanding: Summarize materials.
- Applying: Practice clinical scenarios.
- Analyzing and Evaluating: Analyze case studies.
- Practice Questions: Ensure practice questions cover varying levels of Bloom's taxonomy.
- Critical Thinking: Develop skills that align with Evaluating and Creating levels by engaging in discussions or reflective writing.
Importance of Bloom's Taxonomy
- Can help students better understand nursing concepts.
- Prepares students for different types of NCLEX questions.
- Helps develop critical thinking skills which are crucial for nursing practice.
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Explore the various traditional healing systems, including Curanderismo, Native American healing, Naturopathic medicine, and Traditional Chinese Medicine. This quiz will also cover biologically based therapies such as dietary supplements and herbal medicines. Test your knowledge on these holistic health practices and their approaches to wellness.
