| # |
Definition |
Sets |
| 1 |
adequate nutrition and fluid intake
adequate rest
drug therapy
specific treatment of an injury site
observation and vital signs
manage fever
drug therapy
antiypyretics - tylenol, motrin
antihistamines
corticosteroids
antibiotics
rice |
1 set |
| 2 |
health history/physical examination
physical fitness
cardiorespiratory fitness
muscular fitness
flexibility
lifestyle and risk appraisal
-personal habits
-recreation
-occupation
-activities that promote optimal living
-health risk appraisal (hra) tools |
1 set |
| 3 |
control of illnesses
peripheral vascular disease
diabetes mellitus
chronic osteomyelitis
pressure ulcers
carefully assess extremities |
1 set |
| 4 |
role modeling, counseling (phone or 1:1), health education, promoting lifestyle changes |
1 set |
| 5 |
avoid recurrences/exacerbations (avoid cause), medication regime and compliance (promotes healing), nutrition, stress reduction and coping, no alcohol, caffeine or smoking. |
1 set |
| 6 |
• establishing presence-(being attentive, answering questions, being positive and encouraging (but realistic))
• supporting a healing relationship-mobilizing the patient's hope, support a positive attitude towards life; help the patient find an explanation for illness that is acceptable; support the patients spiritual resources and needs; allow the patient to exercise their beliefs and find spiritual comfort |
1 set |
| 7 |
role modeling
counseling: individual and telephone
health education
supporting lifestyle changes |
1 set |
| 8 |
assess, diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation (adpie) |
1 set |
| 9 |
modify risk factors
weight loss
occupational and recreational hazards
physical fitness
safety
rugs, railings, supportive shoes canes, walkers, grab |
1 set |
| 10 |
presence,healing relationship, hope, reassurance,resources |
1 set |
| 11 |
-health promotion
recognize individuals at risk
*debilitated persons
*older adults
*underlying diseases (hiv, diabetes)hb, renal failure
*taking immunosuppressive drug or corticosteroids
-emptying bladder regularly and completely
-evacuating bowel regularly
-wiping perineal area front to back
-drinking adequate fluids |
1 set |
| 12 |
-helping clients/family members staying focused on stay healthy and managing stress rather than focusing on their illness
-approach from the view of preventing any further illness -highlight importance of setting time aside for themselves in the bust life is paramount
-social supports/spirituality |
1 set |
| 13 |
-identify those at risk
-routine screening for overweight adults over age 45 or those with family history |
1 set |
| 14 |
individual patient evaluation
blood pressure measurement
screening programs
cardiovascular risk factor modification |
1 set |
| 15 |
1. primary: weight loss, diet, exercise, no smoking (adls)
2. secondary: medication, screenings, counseling
3. tertiary: medication, surgery, occupational therapy |
1 set |
| 16 |
medication education (general med teaching, what med is, why & what kind), how to use inhalers, mdi's spacers, dry powder, nebulizer |
1 set |
| 17 |
hep a and b: vaccination, good hygiene practices.
hep c: no vaccine currently available. screening of blood, organ, and tissue donors. infection control precautions, modification of high-risk behavior. |
1 set |
| 18 |
expressed by readiness to enhance specific health behaviors such as nutritition and exercise |
1 set |
| 19 |
assess, diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation |
1 set |
| 20 |
reduce stress, obtaining current immunizations, healthy diet, exercise, maintaining healthy lifestyle |
1 set |
| 21 |
1. early detection and tx to prevent complications!
a. regular comprehensive opthalmologic exams- recommendations:
-q 2-4 yrs (40-64 y.o.)
-q 1-2 yrs (>65 y.o.)
-if african-american- should have more often |
1 set |
| 22 |
1. early detection and treatment prevent complications!!
- regular comprehensive ophthalmologic exam- recommendation:
- q 2-4 yrs (40-64)
- q 1-2 yrs (>65)
- if black should do more often: increased incidence and more aggressive forms of glaucoma therefore should have more frequent exams |
1 set |
| 23 |
advocate, coordinator, consultant, deliverer of svcs (care provider & educator), researcher, role model |
1 set |
| 24 |
reinforcing safe health practices, health restoration, education, encouraging empowerment |
1 set |
| 25 |
promotion of normal defecation
sitting position
positioning on bedpan
privacy |
1 set |
| 26 |
avoid triggers; dress appropriately, read labels, pre medicate (if you know what your triggers are), compliance to meds (overmed can trigger attack), prevent or treat uri immediately (sinusitis, etc. prevent, stay away from ppl who are sick), control dust, air filters, pets, smoking. |
1 set |
| 27 |
advocate, care manager, consultant, deliverer of services, educator, healer, and researcher |
1 set |
| 28 |
*prevent infection- if possible educate patient about risks
* detect hiv infection early- administer history
tell them about risky behavior
want them to be tested for hiv |
1 set |
| 29 |
best management of inflammation/infection is prevention!
adequate nutrition and fluid intake
adequate rest
drug therapy (medications given at correct time)
specific treatment of an injury site (dressings changes keep clean and dry) |
1 set |
| 30 |
assessing the health of individulals
validating assessment data
diagnosing
planning
implementing
evaluating |
1 set |
| 31 |
participate in policy development for health promotion.
influence public expectations about health promote equitable access to preventive health care. |
1 set |