A nurse is developing a health promotion care plan for an otherwise healthy 40-year-old man who is married with four children and has a career as a public school teacher
She recognizes that which of the environmental influences may have a big effect on his health promotion activities? a. Developmental
b. Spiritual
c. None of the above
d. a and b
A
These developmental concepts describe positive or negative influences on health-seeking beha-viors or compliance with a health promotion plan of care. For example, a 40-year-old man may be working to provide for a growing family and plan for a future retirement. Health promotion may be on his mind, but he may be caught up in self-imposed time constraints that may make it difficult to maintain a healthy lifestyle, and he may not perceive that he has the time or energy to take up the task of self-health promotion.
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A) Regulation of the negative feedback system B) Creation of a diurnal rhythm C) Maintenance of homeostasis D) Production of prolactin-inhibiting factor (PIF)
A system of comprehensive patient care that considers the physical, emotional, and social environment and spiritual needs of a person is:
a. interdependent care. b. holistic health care. c. illness prevention care. d. health promotion care.
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A) XII B) XI C) VIII D) VI
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a. Cleanse the urethral meatus from the area of most contamination to least. b. Initiate the first part of the urine stream directly into the collection cup. c. Drink fluids 5 minutes before collecting the urine specimen. d. Hold the labia apart while voiding into the specimen cup.