Ineffective Health Maintenance and Rehabilitation – Flashcards

Definition : ability to identify, manage, or seek out help to maintain your health Defining Characteristics (as evidence by): knowledge, lazy, no ride Related Factors: cognitive impairment, communication skill, grieving family FUNCTIONAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT BEOFRE NURSING DIAGNOSIS Assessment, Criteria, and Outcomes: education, connections to what they need Nursing Interventions:

Nutrition diet, proper exercise, education, immunizations - Influenza (yearly), Pneumococcal (2 dose 13/23), Herpes Zoster (one dose @ age 60)

Community screenings - lipid panels, blood pressure clinics, early detection - disease screenings, mammography, PSA, scoliosis

Limit disease progression/halt disease, restore client functioning to pre-disease state, most invasive form of prevention, require multidisciplinary collaboration

Definition: "restoration of a person with a disability to the fullest physical, mental, social, vocational, and economical usefulness of which he or she is capable", holistic, individualized

Maintain and restore function, physical abilities, self care/ADLs, social activities, cognitive abilities

Client, families, RNs, CNAs, MDs, PT, OT, nutritionist, speech and language pathologist, case manager, director of nursing, activities coordinator

Starts in acute care hospitals, LTC facilities, TCU, community (home pt/outpatient pt)

Health status, perceptions of health status, ADLs (bathing, ROM, etc), instrumental ADLs (shopping, housekeeping, etc)

PATIENT-CENTERED CARE, collaboration with specialized services, bases on client's ability and disability, developmental level, should be SMART goals - Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Timely

Community, ADA - Americans with Disabilities Act, Medicaid, Medicare

PT/OT, VNA, senior center, Meals on Wheels

Created to protect against workplace discrimination as well as ensure accessibility for those who are disabled, defined as substantial limitation in a major life activity involving - mobility, self-care, physical or sensory limitations, inability to work, mental or emotional conditions

Options Part A - Part D, federally funded health insurance for those 65 years or older, those under 65 years with certain disabilities, those with ESRD requiring a dialysis or a kidney transplant Does not cover: dental, vision, hearing, LTC, ADL/IADL

Part A - hospital insurance, Part B - Medical Insurance, Part C - Part A and Part B thru private, Part D - prescriptions

State-administered, needs based, low-income, may be dual-eligible Covers: LTC, homecare

Physical, neglect, psychological, sexual, financial, abandonment