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UILO not even to church, because she has gull the years. She is computer literate, and she does old friends occasionally. She knows how to use th ternet to research her newly diagnosed condition Multiple Choice Questions 1. When discussing a health-promotion plan for an ind ual recently diagnosed with diabetes, the nurse exp to the family that the term health promotion means: a. achieving optimal health. b. being free of all disease processes. c. maintaining the health status quo. d. protecting health. 2. Of the following, which role of the nurse is esse when using a health-promotion approach to patient a. Coordinator of care b. Empowering agent c. Member of a profession d. Provider of care 3. Immunizations to prevent diphtheria, polio, and tet: are considered which of the following? a. Initial intervention b. Primary prevention c. Secondary intervention d. Tertiary prevention ORGANIZATIO Health and Well

Answer 1

1. When discussing a health- promotion plan for an individual recently diagnosed with diabetes, the nurse explains to the family that the term health promotion means achieving optimal health means achieve the possible level of well being.

Answer - a. achieving optimal health

2.

A nurse should be an empowering agent when using a health promotion approach to a patient. The nurse should motivate for doing changes and should educate the patient to make the approach successful.

Answer - b. empowering agent

3.

Immunization to prevent diphtheria polio and tetanus is considered as Primary prevention. Because it is a measure before the onset of disease. Secondary prevention is a measure taken to diagnose early and to cure the disease and tertiary prevention is the measure taken to limit disability.

Answer - b. primary prevention