Allopathic medicine Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

HRS 3400 Exam 1 Questions & Answers 2024/25 Know the WHO definition of health used in health promotion - ANSWERSWHO Health -the state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity/illness. Be able to recognize and/or provide an example of each of the six dimensions of individual health - ANSWERSphysical, mental, emotional, social, spiritual, sexual Know the difference between objective and subjective experiences of health (and be a...

Lifestyle Medicine Definition - ANS -the use of lifestyle interventions in the treatment and management of dz -aim: replace medication with lifestyle changes -elements: whole food, plant-based, physical activity, adequate sleep, stress mgmt, avoidance of risky substances -collaborative model with patient -evidenced based -applies to every patient, every practice Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) - ANS -used in addition or instead of standard trx -practices are...

Gender Identity is the individual's 1. Sexual Behaviour 2. Sexual Organization 3. Sense of being male, female or some combination 4. Sense of preferring one sex over the other - Answer-3. Sense of being male, female or some combination Sexual Health refers to 1. Having no STIs 2. Awareness of and positive attitudes towards sexual functioning 3. Using contraception consistently 4. Sexual activity with multiple partners - Answer-2. Awareness of and positive attitudes towards sexual fun...

CAM Questions and Answers Already Graded A What is CAM? CAM - complementary and alternative medicine Complementary and alternative medicine is a group of diverse medical and health care systems, practices, and products that are not presently considered to be part of conventional medicine What is *allopathic medicine?* Allopathic medicine is the standardized education and practice for MDs. (western medicine) It is based on the identification of disease through linking symptoms with diagnostic te...

Outpatient care - ANSWER-health services that don't require an overnight stay Private Practice - ANSWER-Limited examination and testing Self-employment = more independence, short duration, Hospital outpatient clinics - ANSWER-Function as the community's safety net, providing primary care to the medically indigent and uninsured populations walk in clinics - ANSWER-range from basic primary care to urgent care, they are convenient retail clinics - ANSWER-can be found in walmart or cv...

NUR 101 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS Gender Identity is the individual's 1. Sexual Behaviour 2. Sexual Organization 3. Sense of being male, female or some combination 4. Sense of preferring one sex over the other - Correct Answer ️️ -3. Sense of being male, female or some combination Sexual Health refers to 1. Having no STIs 2. Awareness of and positive attitudes towards sexual functioning 3. Using contraception consistently 4. Sexual activity with multiple partners - Co...

How much did the U.S. spend on healthcare in 2010? - $2.6 trillion or 17.6% of the GDP (highest in the world) what percentage of adults in the U.S. use a form of non-traditional medicine? - 40% allopathic physicians (M.D.) - in hospital care, the provide emergency care, perform surgeries, and care for patients with injuries or life-threatening illnesses like cancer or serious conditions like asthma - found predominantly in large states osteopathic physicians (D.O.) - a board-certified phys...

US HC Industry - largest and most powerful employer in the nation % of US labor force being HC related - 13 Growing demand for health service professionals because of - Growth in population Aging of population Expansion of health insurance under the ACA problems with the aging population? - Decline in working-age population Increase in health care cost Increase in dependency ratio Changes to the economy physicians - All states require physicians to be licensed to practice physicians li...

Religion & spirituality are "among the most important factors that structure human _______, ________, ________ & ______ ______ correct answersexperience beliefs values behavior illness patters Religion is defined as ... ? correct answersa formal, system of beliefs, usually centering around some conception of God and expressing the views of a particular religious community Spirituality is defined as ...? correct answersa belief system focusing on intangible elements that impact vitalit...

Basic PathophysiologyA structural or functional change in the body that is harmful to the organism - correct answer Disease This is a property of a system in which variables are regulated so that internal conditions remain stable and relatively constant - correct answer Homeostasis This concept states that diseases can be traced to deranged structures of function of organs, tissues or cells - correct answer Cellular Basis of Disease (philosophy of western medicine) What is the basis of ...