NSG 222 FINAL EXAM NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||
BRAND NEW VERSION!
42 focus areas: guide for healthy care
healthy people 2020: focus
research, practice, education, policy, and
areas
communication
GREEN IS THE BEST, NO SLOWING DOWN,
GOOD TO GO
primary care true prevention that lowers the chances that
a disease will develop
TRANSTHEORETICAL MODEL
stage 1: pre contemplation
transtheoretical model
no thought to making changes, no action
planned, not within the next 6 months
stage 2: contemplation
PRIMARY CARE
1
, thought of making change, actions
considered, within the next 6 months
stage 3: preparation
seriously thinking of making change, actions
identified, within the next month
stage 4: action
involved in change, actively involved in
changing behavior, involved in change for 6
months
stage 5: maintenance
processing effects of change, continuation of
behavior, indefinite
stage 6: relapse
2
, CAUTION, CATCH IT WHILE ITS EARLY,
PREVENT PROGRESSION, PROVIDE
EDUCATION
secondary care
focus on those who have early stages of a
disease or are at risk to develop a disease
tertiary care THE WORST
defect/ disability permanent or irreversible
(stroke)
minimize effect to prevent complications/
deterioration
objective- return to useful place in society,
maximize remaining capacity
no more treatment
3
, TEACHING, ALL EDUCATORS, GENERAL
educator Teaching can be formalor informal and will
involve the patient, family, significant other,
or othersupport systems. Teaching may range
from chance remark based on perception
ofpt behavior to formal planned teaching.
EXPERT ON SOMETHING, SPECIALIZED
Providesknowledge about health promotion
consultant
and disease prevention to individuals
andgroups. Some nurses have specialized
areas of expertise or advanced
practicestanding which equips them to
provide information
EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE, PUTTING INTO
PRACTICE
researcher
Nurses use researchfindings as the
foundation to clinical practice and decision-
making. Evidencebased practice is defined as
the conscientious, explicit and judicious use
of currentbest practice evidence.
care manager BEHIND THE SCENES
Prevents duplication ofservices, reduces
costs, and facilitate communication among
involved parties.As a manager, you will
collaborate with others to help your patients
meet theirestablished outcomes and will
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CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||
BRAND NEW VERSION!
42 focus areas: guide for healthy care
healthy people 2020: focus
research, practice, education, policy, and
areas
communication
GREEN IS THE BEST, NO SLOWING DOWN,
GOOD TO GO
primary care true prevention that lowers the chances that
a disease will develop
TRANSTHEORETICAL MODEL
stage 1: pre contemplation
transtheoretical model
no thought to making changes, no action
planned, not within the next 6 months
stage 2: contemplation
PRIMARY CARE
1
, thought of making change, actions
considered, within the next 6 months
stage 3: preparation
seriously thinking of making change, actions
identified, within the next month
stage 4: action
involved in change, actively involved in
changing behavior, involved in change for 6
months
stage 5: maintenance
processing effects of change, continuation of
behavior, indefinite
stage 6: relapse
2
, CAUTION, CATCH IT WHILE ITS EARLY,
PREVENT PROGRESSION, PROVIDE
EDUCATION
secondary care
focus on those who have early stages of a
disease or are at risk to develop a disease
tertiary care THE WORST
defect/ disability permanent or irreversible
(stroke)
minimize effect to prevent complications/
deterioration
objective- return to useful place in society,
maximize remaining capacity
no more treatment
3
, TEACHING, ALL EDUCATORS, GENERAL
educator Teaching can be formalor informal and will
involve the patient, family, significant other,
or othersupport systems. Teaching may range
from chance remark based on perception
ofpt behavior to formal planned teaching.
EXPERT ON SOMETHING, SPECIALIZED
Providesknowledge about health promotion
consultant
and disease prevention to individuals
andgroups. Some nurses have specialized
areas of expertise or advanced
practicestanding which equips them to
provide information
EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE, PUTTING INTO
PRACTICE
researcher
Nurses use researchfindings as the
foundation to clinical practice and decision-
making. Evidencebased practice is defined as
the conscientious, explicit and judicious use
of currentbest practice evidence.
care manager BEHIND THE SCENES
Prevents duplication ofservices, reduces
costs, and facilitate communication among
involved parties.As a manager, you will
collaborate with others to help your patients
meet theirestablished outcomes and will
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