Promotion Exam 3 (Module 6-8)

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primary

____ prevention is directed toward promoting health and prevention of disease, examples include immunization, diet and exercise education, seatbelt use, etc

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secondary

____ prevention focuses on screening for early detection, examples include screenings and exams

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tertiary

____ prevention begins after an illness is diagnosed and treated, examples include physical therapy and support groups

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precontemplative

phase of transtheoretical model when the person is not thinking of making a change

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contemplative

phase of transtheoretical model when the person is only thinking about change in the near future

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decision making

phase of transtheoretical model when the person constructs a plan to change behavior

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action

phase of transtheoretical model when the person takes steps to operationalize the plan of action

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maintenance

phase of transtheoretical model when the person works to prevent relapse and sustain the gains made from actions taken

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termination

phase of transtheoretical model when the person has the ability to resist relapse back to unhealthy behaviors

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internal

____ stressors originate within a person

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external

____ stressors originate outside of the person

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developmental

____ stressors occur at predictable times through a person’s life

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situational

____ stressors are unpredictable and may occur at any time during life

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alarm

first phase of general adaptation syndrome (GAS), fight or flight response that lasts minutes to hours

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resistance

second phase of general adaptation syndrome (GAS), adaptation occurs to stressor, cortisol activity still increased

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exhaustion

third phase of general adaptation syndrome (GAS), endocrine activity increases having negative effects on body systems, body will fail if exposed to stress is prolonged

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dialation

term for the cervix opening

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effacement

term for the cervix stretching and thinning

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bloody show

discharge of blood and mucus before labor

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engagement

occurs when presenting part is at or beyond level of the maternal ischial spine

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uterine contractions

what are the primary powers of labor?

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abdominal muscles

what are the secondary powers of labor?

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dilation

1st stage of labor?

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expulsion

2nd stage of labor?

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placental

3rd stage of labor?

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restorative

4th stage of labor?

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authoritarian

an ____ parent expects obedience from the child and discourages the child from questioning the family’s rules, provide low support and high control over the child

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authoritative

an ____ parent shows respect for the child’s opinions and individuality, but still upholds ultimate authority

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permissive

a ____ parent has little control over the behavior of their children and allow the children to set their own standards and rules

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neglectful

a ____ parent is indifferent and low in responsiveness, often disconnected from child’s life

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atraumatic

____ care is therapeutic care that minimizes or eliminates the psychological and physical distress experienced by children and their families in the healthcare system

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lightening

occurs when the fetal presenting part begins to descend into the true pelvis

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passageway, passenger, powers, position, psyche

what are the 5 P’s of labor?

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gynecoid

1?

<p>1?</p>
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anthropoid

2?

<p>2?</p>
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android

3?

<p>3?</p>
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platypelloid

4?

<p>4?</p>
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vertex

teal presentation?

<p>teal presentation?</p>
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military

purple presentation?

<p>purple presentation?</p>
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brow

pink presentation?

<p>pink presentation?</p>
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face

yellow presentation?

<p>yellow presentation?</p>
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lie

fetal ____ refers to the relationship of the long axis (spine) of the fetus to the long axis (spine) of the mother

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presentation

fetal ____ refers to the body part of the fetus that enters the pelvic inlet first

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frank

green breech presentation?

<p>green breech presentation?</p>
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complete

blue breech presentation?

<p>blue breech presentation?</p>
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single footling

red breech presentation?

<p>red breech presentation?</p>
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double footling

orange breech presentation?

<p>orange breech presentation?</p>
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position

fetal ____ describes the relationship of a given point on the presenting part of the fetus to a designated point of the maternal pelvis

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station

fetal ____ refers to the relationship of the presenting part to the level of the maternal pelvic ischial spines

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marked variability

occurs when there are more than 25 beats of fluctuation in the FHR baseline, may be caused by cord prolapse or compression