Question

For your initial post: Two medical students will start their clinical rotations soon. They are arguing whether understanding the concept of health is important for understanding specific diseases and their processes. Take a position yourself: Is it, or is it not, important to first develop an understanding of the concept of health if you are to work in healthcare? What does it mean to be healthy or to be sick? What is the border that separates those two states? Please provide one or two examples to support your case.

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It is very important to first develop an understanding of concept of health when work in healthcare.An healthcare professional can only understand about the health when they are understanding the condition of their patients.Knowing about the clients healthcare reliance,benefits and desires are major characteristics of the patient centered supervision.And we can say that the understanding of concept o health is very important for making major treatment possibilities much reasonable to the clients suppositions and requirements.The pleasant communication of the doctor with the client will really help the doctor to understand the real health situation of the patient and can really enhance the treatment outcome.

Being health means condition of total physical,psychological and communal welfare and not only the non-appearance of illness.

Sick means the state of being unwell.Sick is normally defines as the state having small period illnesses such as the fever and cough.A sick person will be physically and psychologically dull.

The ISOLATION detach sick individuals having infectious diseases from the individuals who are healthy.

The QUARANTINE detaches and block the motion of individuals who are subjected to a infectious disease to watch if they come to be diseased.

Example: Some of the diseases which are applied to these conditions involve,smallpox,jaundice,cholera etc.....

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