PRN0098C Chapter : Ch7_FN

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alexandrasearle

27 Oct 2022

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SJRSC, St Johns River Community College

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Nursing And Allied Health

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PRN0098C

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Wellness-illness continuum is the scale we move up and down - wellness at the top and severe illness at the bottom. Dunn"s theory of high-level wellness: there is a continuum of health and wellness (referred to as the health axis) and a vertical axis to represent the person"s environment - four quadrants. Protected poor health: environment is favorable, health is not. Poor health: both health and environment are not favorable. Emergent high-level wellness: environment is not favorable, health is favorable. High-level wellness: both the environment and health are favorable. Healthy people 2020 provides science-based health goals and objectives to improve national health and prevent disease (revised every 10 years. Health literacy refers to the ability of individuals to understand basic health information and to use that information to make good decisions about their health (referred to as the newest vital sign ) Only 12% of the population has a proficient health literacy score.

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Mr. Swanson is a 72-year-old patient with alcoholism. He is seeing Dr. Pugh at the Clearview Wellness Clinic because he is experiencing nausea, indigestion, and weakness. When the medical assistant records Mr. Swanson's weight, she notices that he has lost 25 pounds since his last visit with Dr. Pugh. The patient also tells the medical assistant that he vomited blood yesterday. Based on Mr. Swanson's symptoms and personal history, you would suspect ______ to be the physician's diagnosis.

A. hepatitis A

B. cirrhosis

C. HIV

D. jaundice

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Pay-for-performance (P4P) initiatives link reimbursement to health care performance criteria to promote the right care for every patient every time, regardless of a patient's ethnicity, gender, geographic location, and socioeconomic status, patients receive “right care." Which is an example of a P4P initiative?

a. Medicare physician fee schedule

b. hospital inpatient prospective payment system

c. intensity of services and severity of illness

d. hospital value-based purchasing program

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View the video “Nursing the Mind” available at:

The nurse’s role in mental health is described as “facilitating recovery.” What did you observe in the video that illustrates nurses facilitating recovery as they worked with clients? What did the nurses do or say that facilitates recovery? Describe two examples from the video and provide rationale for your responses.

In Week 4 you will complete learning modules on Trauma-informed care by Alberta Health Services. As you work through the modules on trauma and trauma-informed care, consider how you will use this knowledge as part of your nursing care. What does it mean to be trauma-informed? Identify and briefly discuss two examples of what you learned from completing the modules that will inform your nursing practice.
What strengths do you bring as a nurse, to working with those affected by mental health concerns and illnesses?

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PRN0098C Chapter : Ch7_FN

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