Man, Health Illness

• It is an organism composed of different organ systems, each system is composed of organs and each organ is made up of tissue cells.

  MAN
• It is the first foundational component of nursing?

  Man
• Tissues are made out of?

  Cells
• _____ makes up the organs

  Tissues
• Number of organs makes up what?

  System
• Number of people makes up what?

  Families
• A number of families make up what?

  Communities
• A community forms what?

  Society
• Subordinate system?

  Tissues, Organs, and Organ Systems
• Superordinate System?


  Family, Community and Society
• He was born on April 1, 1908, and he was known for making the "Hierarchy of Needs". Who is he?

  Abraham Maslow
• When was the "Hierarchy of Needs" made?

  During 1954
• Though most of us are unique, our _____ is what we have all in common

  Needs
• A _____ is something desirable, useful and necessary

  Need
• Breathing, Sex, Food, Water, Air, Sleep, Homeostasis, Excretion. It is considered the most basic yet important need

  Physiological Needs
• Security of body, employment, resources, morality, family, health, and property

  Safety Needs
• Love/ Belonging Needs?

  Sexual Intimacy, Friendship, and Family
• Self- esteem, confidence, achievement, respect of others, respect by others?

  Esteem Needs
• A person's motivation to reach his or her full potential?

  Self- actualization
• According to ______, it is the state of complete physical, mental, and social well- being and not merely the absence of diseases.

  World Health Organization (1947)
• It is oriented towards maximizing the potential of which the individual is capable

  Wellness
• -A disease or period of sickness affecting the body or mind

  -A highly personal state in which the person's physical, emotional, intellectual, social, developmental, or spiritual functioning is diminished.

  Illness
• Genetic makeup, age, race, sex and developmental level


  Physical dimension
• The ability of a person to feel, accept, and express feeling everything around them?

  Emotional Dimension
• Encompasses cognitive abilities, educational background and past experiences?

  Intellectual Dimension
• Includes housing, sanitation, climate, and the pollution of water, air, and food.

  Environmental Dimension
• Establish relationships with others, lifestyle, family, and culture 


  Sociocultural Dimension
• Religious and spiritual beliefs are important components of a person's behavior toward health and illness.

  Spiritual Dimension
• Absence of signs and symptoms of disease or injury?

  Clinical Model
• Individuals' ability to perform societal roles, which is to perform work

  Role Performance Model
• It is the ability of a person to look for ways to adapt to the disease.

  Adaptive Model
• it involve the environment, the host, and the agent

  Ecologic Model
• It demonstrates the interaction of the environment with the wellness, and illness continuum.

  Dunn's High-Level Wellness and Grid Model
• This is a type of prevention in which there are no signs and evidence of a disease condition yet.

  Primary prevention
• Immunization, Car Seat Restraints, Family Planning, Sanitation?

  Primary Prevention
• This is a type of prevention where it is a generalized health promotion and specific protection against disease.

  Secondary Prevention
• Screening Test, Self Examination, Physical Screening, Pregnancy Test?

  Secondary Prevention
• -This is a type of prevention where a person experiences a dysfunctional disease or condition.

  
  

  -You are being rehabilitated to improve your current situation and to prevent further complication?

  Tertiary Prevention
• A type of level of care where a person does activities in the absence of symptoms. Highlights "Self- responsibility"


  Promotive
• This is a type of care where it focuses on immunization and occupational health programs.

  Preventive