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What are the four models that explain health?
How does the clinical model define health?
Which model defines health as the ability to adapt to the environment?
According to the eudaemonistic model, what is illness?
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What is the nursing response in the role performance model?
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What is the nursing response in the adaptive model?
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Which model defines health as the realization of one's potential for complete development?
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Study Notes
- There are four models to explain health: clinical, role performance, adaptive, and eudaemonistic.
- The clinical model defines health as the absence of disease.
- The role performance model defines health as the ability to fulfill societal roles.
- The adaptive model incorporates both clinical and role performance models and defines health as the ability to adapt to the environment.
- The eudaemonistic model defines health as the realization of one's potential for complete development.
- Illness in the eudaemonistic model is a condition that prevents self-actualization.
- The nursing response in each model is different.
- The clinical model focuses on routine health screening to detect disease early.
- The role performance model focuses on reinforcing health-promoting behaviors.
- The adaptive model focuses on exploring lifestyle or environmental changes to protect health and reduce the risk of illness.
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Description
Discover the different models of health and illness with this quiz! Test your knowledge on the clinical, role performance, adaptive, and eudaemonistic models and learn about their unique definitions of health and illness. Explore how nursing responses differ in each model and understand the focus of each approach to promote and protect health. Keywords: health, illness, models, nursing, clinical, role performance, adaptive, eudaemonistic.
