Do you think there are challenges in accessing healthy foods on campus? What are these challenges (discuss 3) (9) and what would you do to overcome these (3)? Describe two ways you think the campus environment needs to change to provide healthier foods (8)?…
4. On most days, where did you get most of your physical activity? Did you get it at home, or did you go to a gym, playing field, park, or somewhere else? What are the benefits and drawbacks of the places you…
Weight changes in last 6 months? 4. Problems with indigestion, heartburn, bloating, gas? 5. Constipation or diarrhea?…
I need to do a number of things to be able to improve my overall health. I know to make sure to eat healthy, exercise regularly, and seek medical attention regularly. I need to make sure to monitor my intake because it is easy for me to gain weight due to my thyroid disease. I would be willing to join a gym so that I will be able to get the proper exercise that is needed because that will increase my metabolism. Which will help me become healthier. I will focus on my faith so there will be spiritual guidance in place that…
6) What areas of specialties have you encountered over and over again such as child depression, Attention Deficit Disorder, etc.?…
3. What did you learn about yourself from reading about the trait theories of personality?…
Compare the family to American core values or family’s reference group values and/or identify important family values and their importance (priority) in family.…
MULTIPLE CHOICE: PLEASE RECORD YOUR RESPONSES USING A NO. 2 PENCIL ON A SCANTRON 1) Develop mental science is a field of study devoted to A) proving contemporary theories of develop ment. B) understanding abnormal develop ment in children and adolescents. C) understanding constancy and change throughout the lifespan. D) identifying genetic contributions to disease and illness. 2) Theories are vital tools for develop mental researchers because they A) ensure proper use of research procedures. B) illustrate the ultimate truth regarding hu man behavior. C) prov ide organizing frameworks for our observations of people. D) do not require scientific verificat ion. 3) The ___________ view of development holds that infants and preschoolers respond to the world in much the same way as adults do. A) discontinuous B) nature C) continuous D) nurture…
The family just recently moved to my neighborhood and we casually said hi to each other. I went to their house and introduced myself and informed them of my intentions. I explained to the family that I was going to perform a family assessment and that this was about assessing the family processes and interactions and identifying both the weak and strong points in the family. I further discussed with the family that the purpose for this assessment was purely academic, confidentiality will be maintained and no diagnostic tests of any kind will be made. Permission was given before scheduling the interview and verified again prior to start. This was verbally consented and there was no need to sign any papers.…
This family’s values consist of integrity and loyalty. They practice integrity through always being honest with each other and having good family morals directed by the Bible. Loyalty is also expressed through valuable time spent together as a family unit. Health is defined by exercising and eating health diets. Making healthy food choices and participating in activities as a unit enable them to advance their health as a family.…
Assessment is the first step of the nursing process and a basic nursing skill. Sadly, there are too many nurses who fail to realize that addressing the family needs are as important as addressing the needs of the individual patient and that assessment should extend beyond the patient to the entire family unit. This is especially crucial when working with patients in high-risk groups. Woods and Lasiuk (2008) define risk as “the probability that a particular adverse event occurs during a stated period of time, or results from a particular challenge” (p. 1). In health care, then, high-risk families…
1. Summarise the learning and teaching strategies used in your area of specialism. What strengths and limitations does each have?…
The mother and child are at risk for constipation. The child drinks prune juice on a regular basis and the mother has a bowel movement on average every other day. The mother and father both have sleep disturbance. They both wake up a few times during the night.…
11. Describe how different individuals may experience living with dementia depending on age, type of dementia, and level of ability and disability…
In interviewing this family, their perception of overall health is good. The husband (JG) is in his early sixties and work as a school counselor. He takes cholesterol medication for hyperlipidemia. His wife (MG) is in her late fifties and is a homemaker. She is over-weight and is on three different kinds of medications for diabetes, high cholesterol, and hypertension. They have three children, but only one daughter (AG), in her late twenties, still lives with them and she is in perfect health. Both, husband and wife have regular doctor’s appointment for regular checkups for preventive measures. They denied any unhealthy habits such as smoking tobacco, drug or alcohol abuse. The family believes in Christianity, pray daily, go to church every Sunday, and is very active in church activities. They value being in good health: mind, body, and soul.…