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PPN 202 Week 6 questions and answers graded A+ updated, Exams of Nursing

PPN 202 Week 6 questions and answers graded A+ updated

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PPN 202: Week 6 questions and answers graded
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1.
22
days
Median
length
of
stay
within
a
rehabilitation
facility.
2.
Rehabilitation
- Services and programs designed to assist individuals who have
experienced a trauma or illness that results in impairment that creates a loss
of function (physical, psychological, social, or vocational)
-
Both
a
philosophy
and
a
discipline.
-
Primary goal: achieve the highest level of independence possible for the
client
ÏRestoring or maximizing the level of function
ÏFacilitating
independence
ÏPreventing
complications
ÏPromoting quality of
life
-
Outcome:
resocialization
3. Rehabilitation
nursing -
a
branch
of
nursing
focused
on
providing
care
to
patients
who
have
been
inca-
pacitated
by
illness
or
injury
or
are
facing
potentially
life-altering
health
conditions
throughout their lifespan.
4.
Restorative care
- Nursing care that is planned to promote residents health and regain as
much of
their independence as possible.
5. Vocational Reha-
bilitation
6. Functional Limi-
tations System
7. Enabling-Dis- abling Process
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  1. 22 days Median length of stay within a rehabilitation facility.
  2. Rehabilitation - Services and programs designed to assist individuals who have experienced a trauma or illness that results in impairment that creates a loss of function (physical, psychological, social, or vocational)
    • Both a philosophy and a discipline.
    • Primary goal: achieve the highest level of independence possible for the client ÏRestoring or maximizing the level of function ÏFacilitating independence ÏPreventing complications ÏPromoting quality of life
    • Outcome: resocialization
  3. Rehabilitation nursing - a branch of nursing focused on providing care to patients who have been inca- pacitated by illness or injury or are facing potentially life-altering health conditions throughout their lifespan.
  4. Restorative care - Nursing care that is planned to promote residents health and regain as much of their independence as possible.
  5. Vocational Reha- bilitation
  6. Functional Limi- tations System 7. Enabling-Dis- abling Process

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  • Program to prepare a patient for reentry into the workforce.
  • Claim that covers expenses for vocational retraining for both temporary and permanent disability cases any restriction in the performance of activities resulting from disease, injury, or environmental restrictions.
  • Disability is seen as a product of the interaction of the individual with the environment (IOM).
  • Pathophysiology, Impairment, Functional Limitation, Disability, Societal Limita- tion.
  • Lack of adaptations in environment.

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  • Goal setting based on identified strengths and weaknesses
  • Evaluation of client's progress and outcomes
  • Measurement of treatment outcomes
  • Cost-benefit ettectiveness of care
  • Assistance in rehabilitation program evaluation and audit
  • Research

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  1. Acute pain short duration and related to insult
  2. Chronic pain Longer duration.
    • Diminished health.
    • Disability.
    • Reduction in QOL.
    • Assocoated with depression, disability, decreased function, and increased time ott from work.
  3. Subacute Care Units
  4. Skilled Nursing Facilities
  5. Hospitals and Freestanding Fa- cilities
  6. Long-Term Care Facilities
  7. Communi- ty-Based Rehabilitation
  8. Geriatric Rehabil- itation
    • Clients require more intensive nursing care than long-term care facility but less than acute care facility.
    • Transitional Care Units.
    • Services may range from rehabilitative care to restorative care.
    • Requiring acute, inpatient rehabilitation
    • Tolerate 3 hours of therapy/day
    • Goal of discharge to home
    • Demonstrate progress toward mutually established goals Multiple levels of care
    • Outpatient rehabilitation clinics, senior centres, assisted living,home health care, public schools, churches, case managers.
    • Focuses on attainment of maximal, not "normal" abilities
    • Intervention to assist the disabled older adult in the return of or optimal

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Pediatric rehabili- - Setting in which admissions typically d/t children requiring assistance with tation

  1. Cancer Rehabili- tation
  2. Cardiac Rehabili- tation
  3. Pulmonary Reha- bilitation
  4. Supporting, pro- moting, respect- ing, advocating physical/mental challenges; this may be inpatient or outpatient.
    • A process that assists the cancer patient to obtain maximal physical, social, psychological, and vocational functioning within the limits created by the disease and its resulting treatment.
    • An intervention program designed to help heart patients achieve their optimal physical, medical, psychological, social, emotional, vocational, and economic status after the diagnosis of heart disease or a heart attack.
    • A medically supervised program to help patients with chronic respiratory disease stabilize or reverse systemic manifestations 4 main professional responses to patient autonomy.
  5. Supporting - Acknowledge importance of relationships.
    • Support ettective teamworks.
  6. Promoting - Address psychological needs.
    • Provide patient education
    • Promote active participation
    • Promote open communication
  7. Respecting - Perform sound and thorough assessment
    • Collaborate and engage with ditterent cultural perspectives.
  8. Advocating - Be involved in policy changes that are supportive of autonomy
    • Advocate for better training for rehabilitation professionals to respond to auton- omy

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  • Advocate for societal change