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Healthcare Delivery, Chp. 7 - Health and the Individual

Healthcare Delivery, Chp. 7 - Health and the Individual

  • Define health.

    The ability to identify and to realize aspirations, to satisfy needs, and to change or cope with environment. Health is a positive concept emphasizing social and personal resources, as well as physical capabilities.

  • What are the 7 dimensions of wellness?

  • Define wellness.

    The good health and sense of well-being on many levels to an individual. It goes beyond their physical health but also how they feel about their health.

  • Define illness.

    How a person feels about their health, even without a disease present. They may feel ill from stress or exhaustion.

  • Define disease.

    A condition where a person's physical and mental functions deviate from normal.

  • Define disability.

    A physical/mental incapacity that normal function. It can result from an illness, accident or genes.

  • Define health model.

    A design for delivering health care.

  • Name some health models.

    1. The medical model

    2. The holistic model (focuses on all parts of a person)

    3. The Indigenous Wholistic Theory for Health

    4. The wellness model (where health evolves to a state of improved health)

  • The ___ is a health model that focuses on the effects of disabilities in a person's quality of life, rather than on the cause.

    The international classification of functioning disability and health (ICF) is a health model that focuses on the effects of disabilities in a person's quality of life, rather than on the cause.

  • Define health behaviour.

    Activities a person engages in to acquire and maintain good physical and physiological health.

  • What does the health belief model describe?

    Explains that people’s beliefs about their personal health and susceptibility to illness affect their health behavior.

  • What is the transtheoretical model?

    It's a framework for promoting adaptive changes in a person's health behaviour. Done through steps:

    - precontemplation

    - contemplation

    - preparation

    - action

    - maintenance

    - termination

  • What is the wellness-illness continuum?

    A method of measuring a person's state of health any any given point in time. Movement is constant.

  • What is the sick role behaviour?

    How a person's behaviour change when they're ill.

  • The stages of illness are stages of how a patient accepts a diagnose and treatment plan. What are the steps?

  • What is the most leading cause of death in Canada?

    Cancer