Professionalism Review 2
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| Health behaviour | Includes all the things a person does to stay healthy, physically and psychologically.
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| Health | A relative state in which one is able to function well physically, mentally, socially, and spiritually in order to express the full range of one’s unique potentialities.
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| Wellness | A state of physical and emotional well-being.
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| Health beliefs | Things a person believes to be true about health, illness, prevention, treatment and cure.
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| Self-imposed risk | People’s own susceptibility to illness and the effect of lifestyle on disease/health.
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| Role function | Expectations of responsibilities of appropriate behaviours
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| Cooperative Work Experience (expectations and Responsibilities) | Employer-Student is qualified and will abide by the workplace’s rules. College/student-Employer will provide an experience that reflects the objectives and expectations outlined by the initial agreement
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| List the five dimensions of wellness, and give an example of each | Social Physical Intellectual Emotional Spiritual
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| Impact on Canadians, 5 problems facing our health care system | Financial constraints. Limited access to modern medical technology. Long waiting lists. Management of health-care resources. Shortage of physicians/nurses.
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| List the top 3 causes of morbidity and mortality in Canada today. | Cardiovascular disease Cancer Diseases of the respiratory system and GI system Diabetes
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| What is a chronic illness? What impact do chronic illnesses have on our society today? | Over a long period, perhaps for life Increasing due to aging population. Shortage of physicians. Takes more time for physicians and takes away from other aspects of care
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| Discuss the structure and purpose of the health-illness continuum. | Illustrates how a person’s health status can change over time
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| Identify the five stages of illness and the typical responses at each stage. | 1. Preliminary phase-Appearance of signs 2. Acknowledge phase-Signs of illness persist 3. Action phase-Seeking medical intervention 4. Transitional phase-Diagnosis and treatment 5. Resolution phase-Recovery/rehabilitation or death
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| Discuss the effects of illness on family members, considering changing role functions | Changes in a person’s duties and responsibilities. Increased stress. Conflict over unaccustomed responsibilities. Financial problems. Change in social patterns. Loneliness. Pending loss.
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| Identify and discuss the effects of hospitalization on clients and their families. | Disrupts-Privacy -Role function -Financial security -Lifestyle -Autonomy/independence
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