MB1 1-9
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
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| 1.Health | state of complete physical, mental and social well being, not just absence of disease.
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| 1B. Wellness | Health plus being proactive with self care.- -capacity to perform to best of ability -ability to adjust and adapt -reported feeling of well-being -feeling that everything is harmonious
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| 2.Factors that caused change to health care delivery system | -population demographics -increase in chronic illness and disease -technology advances -greater emphasis on health care cost and saving money
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| 3.Roles of nurses (3) | Practitioner, Leader, Research
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| 4.Nursing care delivery models (2) | -Primary (deals with one patient) -Patient focused care (caseload during shift)
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| 5. Expanded nursing roles (abbreviations) | NP, CNS, APN, CNM, CRNA
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| 6. 6 links in chain of infection | Infections agent Reservoir Portal of exit Mode of transmission Portal of entry Susceptible host
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| 7. Stages of typical infection process | -Incubation (asymptomatic) -Prodromal - symptoms go from nonspecific to specific -Illness-Patient manifests signs specific to illness Convalescence - acute symptoms disappear
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| 8. Various barriers involved in primary defense | 1.Natural immunity (innate) - Coordinates response - Phagocytes or acquired immune response - Immediate (within 4 hours) - Delayed (4-96 hours) -Inflammatory response -Skin,membranes (physical) -mucus, acid,etc, (chemical) Both use WBC
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| 9. Process involved in secondary defense | Acquired/Adaptive from prior exposure -cell mediated (t cells) -humoral (b cells)
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