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Chapter 33: Complementary and Alternative Therapies

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Energy Therapies   Healing Touch, Reiki Therapy, Therapeutic Touch  
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5 Phases of Therapeutic Touch   Centering, Assessing, Unruffling, Treating, and Evaluating  
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Gingko Biloba interacts with (4)   Warafin, Anticoagulants, Aspirins, NSAIDs  
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Aloe interacts with (3)   Furosemide (Lasix) and loop diuretics, laxatives  
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Chamolmile interacts with (5)   Drugs that cause drowsiness (alcohol, barbituates, benzodiazepines, narcotics, antidepressants)  
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Echinacea interacts with (4)   Antirejection and other drugs that weaken immune system; may interact with antiretrovirals and other drugs used in treatment of HIV/AIDS  
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Feverfew interacts with (4)   Warafin and blood thinners, Apririn and Ibuprofen  
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Garlic interacts with (4)   Warafin and blood thinners, Saquinavir (Fortovase) and other anti-HIV drigs  
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Ginger interacts with (4)   Warafin and blood thinners, Apirin and NSAIDs  
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Ginseng interacts with (5)   Warafin and anticoagulants, Aspirin and NSAIDs, MAOIs  
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Licorice interacts with (4)   Corticosteroids and other immunosuppressive drugs, Digoxin, Antihypertensive drugs  
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Saw Palmetto interacts with (2)   Finasteride (Propecia) and antiandrogen drugs  
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Valerian interacts with (4)   Barbituates and other sleep medications, alcohol, antihistamines  
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What is allopathic medicine?   (Biomedicine) conventional western medicine; chronic conditions such as chronic back and neck pain, arthritis, gastrointestinal problem, allergies, headache, and anxiety continue to be difficult to treat  
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What occurs during assessment phase of Therapeutic Touch?   Assessment (2nd phase): Scans the body of patient with palms (roughly 5-15cm or 2-6in from the body) from head to toe. Assesses patients energetic biofield, practioner focuses on the quality of qi and areas of energy obstruction, redirecting the energy.  
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What is Integrative Nursing?   A way of being-knowing-doing that advances the health and well-being of people, families, and communities through caring-healing relationships. Use evidence to inform traditional and emerging interventions that support whole person/whole systems healing.  
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Which age group experiences “skin hunger” more than others?   Older adults; they need touch as much or much more than any other age-group. Fewer family members or friends to touch them, especially when other senses are reduced.  
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Meditation   any activity that limits stimulus input by directing attention to a single unchanging or repetitive stimulus so the person is able to become more aware of self.  
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Uses of meditation (3)   calm down, cope with stress, feel one white God or universe.  
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In which situations is meditation contraindicated?   Person who has a strong fear of losing control, some can become hypertensive  
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Prolonged use of meditation techniques sometimes reduce the need for what 3 types of medication?   Antihypertensive, thyroid-regulating, and psychtropic  
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Progressive relaxation   training teaches how to effectively rest and reduce tension in body.  
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What are limitations of progressive relaxation?   requires moderate expenditure of energy, increases fatigue, not appropriate for individuals with advanced disease or energy reserves.  
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Accupuncture precautions (3)   pregnancy, history of seizures, immunosuppression  
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