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    Nurse Role

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    As a nurse promoting educational information is very important if not vital in the career of nursing. Prevention is better than cure and by promoting such fruitful information there will be an increase in practice of illness prevention. For example: flu shot‚ mammogram‚ etc. To be more direct and specific‚ Nursing promotes and educate individuals of all ages‚ families‚ groups and communities‚ sick or even the well. Promoting health through educational information is a fundamental aspect of health

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    Unit 7 P2

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    P2: Use the case study to write an essay that explains the sociological approaches to health and ill health The functionalism approach thinks that when people are sick they should take on roles of their own that comes with many responsibilities when they are taking on the ‘sick role’. So with the family being ill they will be out of work yet they will not be cared for by the welfare state. Tamselas parent live with her meaning she has to care for a find a way to provide for everyone in her household

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    going through the grieving process of terminal illness are not being met. The role of the psychiatrist in terminal care is limited in the availability of these services within the health care system (Clark‚ 2003). Nurses need to be aware of the psychiatric issues involved with terminally ill conditions and be educated on these. Chochinov (cited in Clark 2003)‚ stated that the conditions frequently occurring in patients who are dying with a terminal illness are anxiety‚

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    often time mental illness is perceived to be exclusive to white people. II. Though religion is one effective tool for those who are spiritually enlighten‚ people seek right now answers for right now problems. A. Within African American community‚ many individuals suffer in silence when it comes to mental health because it is instilled in them that family or personal matters are kept private. 1. African Americans often associate therapy and seeking services for mental illness as a sign of weakness

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    HERITAGE ASSESSMENT

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    Grand Canyon University: NRS-429V Family-Centered Health Promotion The Heritage Assessment device is considered to “give nurses an understanding of the patient’s traditional health and illness beliefs and practices so that culturally appropriate interventions can be initiated. The tool is a series of twenty nine questions. These twenty nine questions are designed to determine a patient’s ethnic‚ cultural‚ and religious background‚ “For

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    Mental Health Proposal

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    will receive and think this new proposal may be of comparable interest to your Department. We think this project is very much aligned with the ACHF goals in targeting college kids suffering from mental diseases‚ to implement the prevention of mental Illness and the reduction of mortality and morbidity associated with the disease in the communities addressed by the Office of Health Promotion. Our organization‚ established in 1997‚ is serving the entire state of Illinois and has two local offices in

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    A Food Borne Illness

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    A Food Borne Illness Danielle Mitchell SCI/163 2/12/2012 Sanam Kazemi There are many food borne illnesses but the norovirus is very interesting. A norovirus is a small virus that contains RNA and is surrounded by a protein coating. Based on genetic typing‚ it is now known that there are at least twenty-five different strains if norovirus that affect humans. Norovirus infection is the most common cause of what some people call the “stomach flu‚” although norovirus is not

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    Components of Healthcare

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    require referral to specialists (Larsson‚ 2005). As health care evolved and the scientific method mastered‚ prevention of disease and injury became paramount. Protection of our communities and population became a mainstay in fighting and eradicating illness. Though the majority of primary care is provided in the private sector‚ the local and federal government provide the same opportunity for primary care‚ though choices and access may be limited (Torrens & Williams‚ 2002). The next necessary component

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    NOTES

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    many interviews with individuals. Within these interviews the questions that should be asked would be “Where were you when you first got ill?”‚ “What did you eat or drink?”‚ “How long has it been that you were ill?”‚ and “What has helped ease the illness?”. Narrowing down the situations as well as the environment would truly help the research. Furthermore‚ other than the ill individuals the interviews would consist of doctors who have treated the individuals and family members who could vouch

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    The last leaf by O. Henry

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    the last leaf of the old tree falls‚ "when the last one falls‚ I must go‚ too." The tree is for the girl a symbol that represents life and that’s why as the tree loses its leaves she becomes more and more ill. The girl’s hope of recovering from her illness relies on one simply leaf. Near the end of the story‚ when she regains her faith she said "Sue‚ some day I hope to paint the Bay of Naples" O. Henry demonstrates that in cases like the story’s protagonist‚ having lots of expectations for the future

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