Assement
Process of gathering information about the patient and the presenting condition
Alternative medicine
An option or substitute to the standard medication
Disseminates
The process of disrupting information on communication
Documentation
The process of recording patient information and includes recording of all techniques to the patient
Implemation
The process of initiating and carrying out an action
Learning Objectives
Steps that need to be achieved to accomplish the learning goal
Noncompliance
The patients inability of refusal to follow prescribed orders
Placebo
The power of believing that something will make you better when there is no chemical reaction that warrants such improvement
Planning
Involves using information gathered during the assessment phase to determine how to approach the patients learning needs
Pschomotor
Describes a physical task
Evualtion
The process that indicates how well patients are adapting or applying new information
During assessment, the most comprehensive source from which to obtain patient information is the
Medical Record
When teaching patient with many chronic health problems, it is important to ...
Focus on each problem separtely
Walking around a crutch is an example of...
a psychomotor skill
Which part of Maslows pyramid is the point at which a patient has satisfied all basic needs and feels he or she has control over his or her life?
Self-actualization
Noncompliance occurs when the patient:
refuses to follow the physicians order
The power of believing that something will make you better when there is no chemical reaction that warrants such improvement is:
placebo
Patient education should consist of multiple techniques or approaches so:
the patient will learn more and retain more
Health assement forms that asses a patients education level may also help determine a patient's:
ability to read
Before developing a patient's medication schedule, you should:
evaluate the patients daily routine
Childhood immunizations is an example of:
a recommended preventive procedure
Examples of physiologic responses to negative stress are:
headache, nausea, diarrhea,sweating palms, insomnia, malaise, and rapid heart rate
In Maslows hierarchy of needs, air, water, food, and rest are considered:
physiologic needs
Humans use defense mechanisms to:
cope with problems
When selecting teaching material, you should first:
asses your patients general level of understanding
Acupressure is different from Acupuncture because:
it does not use needles
If your community does not have a central agency for information and resources, then you should create a:
information sheet
Assement
Process of gathering information about the patient and the presenting condition
Alternative medicine
An option or substitute to the standard medication
Disseminates
The process of disrupting information on communication
Documentation
The process of recording patient information and includes recording of all techniques to the patient
Implemation
The process of initiating and carrying out an action
Learning Objectives
Steps that need to be achieved to accomplish the learning goal
Noncompliance
The patients inability of refusal to follow prescribed orders
Placebo
The power of believing that something will make you better when there is no chemical reaction that warrants such improvement
Planning
Involves using information gathered during the assessment phase to determine how to approach the patients learning needs
Pschomotor
Describes a physical task
Evualtion
The process that indicates how well patients are adapting or applying new information
During assessment, the most comprehensive source from which to obtain patient information is the
Medical Record
When teaching patient with many chronic health problems, it is important to ...
Focus on each problem separtely
Walking around a crutch is an example of...
a psychomotor skill
Which part of Maslows pyramid is the point at which a patient has satisfied all basic needs and feels he or she has control over his or her life?
Self-actualization
Noncompliance occurs when the patient:
refuses to follow the physicians order
The power of believing that something will make you better when there is no chemical reaction that warrants such improvement is:
placebo
Patient education should consist of multiple techniques or approaches so:
the patient will learn more and retain more
Health assement forms that asses a patients education level may also help determine a patient's:
ability to read
Before developing a patient's medication schedule, you should:
evaluate the patients daily routine
Childhood immunizations is an example of:
a recommended preventive procedure
Examples of physiologic responses to negative stress are:
headache, nausea, diarrhea,sweating palms, insomnia, malaise, and rapid heart rate
In Maslows hierarchy of needs, air, water, food, and rest are considered:
physiologic needs
Humans use defense mechanisms to:
cope with problems
When selecting teaching material, you should first:
asses your patients general level of understanding
Acupressure is different from Acupuncture because:
it does not use needles
If your community does not have a central agency for information and resources, then you should create a:
information sheet