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• care provider
• Health educator
• self management supporter
• case manager
• navigator

- coach - CORRECT ANSWER: Nursing Roles

• education
• know thy illness
• designing and adaptating routines

- social support - CORRECT ANSWER: Cognitive Strategies

• normalization
• control emotion
• formulate cognitive schema
• trust & confidence in HCP
• mindfulness
• becoming engaged

- cognitive reframing - CORRECT ANSWER: Emotive Strategies

• provide clear, specific, personalized change advice

-harms and benefits - CORRECT ANSWER: Advise

5 aims of interventions of MRM? - CORRECT ANSWER: 1.Build Trust

2.Promote positive orientation 3.Facilitate client control 4.Build on Strenghts 5.Set mutual health-directed goals cased on the client's model of the world.

5 As of behavioral change? - CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Assess

• Advise
• Agree
• Assist
• Arrange

According to Doane and Varcoe- what are nrsg competencies in their fullest sense? -

CORRECT ANSWER: Sound knowledge base

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According to the 2003 Health Council a major goal related to PHC is? - CORRECT

ANSWER: That 50% of Clts have access to PHC 24/7 in 8 years.

According to the RNAO ( 2010) what is the goal of maintaining regular contact with a

HCP? - CORRECT ANSWER: To increase client confidence to change rather than a

focus on compliance with a HCP .

Assess - CORRECT ANSWER: Assessment the clients level of behaviour, beliefs and

motivation -establish agenda

• gather information
• assess readiness to change

Autonomy for self care has two major elements- - CORRECT ANSWER: Decisional and

Executive

Ayurveda is an example of? - CORRECT ANSWER: Alternative Medicine

Barriers to access? - CORRECT ANSWER: Personal

• socioeconomic status
• literacy
• poverty
• culture (indigenous pts)

Environmental

• rural
• distance from care
• availability of services

Bridging knowing and not knowing - CORRECT ANSWER: Relating with curiosity

CAM is most commonly used for - allergies/ back pain/ immune disorders? - CORRECT

ANSWER: Allergies

Can a pt w mild-mod cog impairment use a pain scale? - CORRECT ANSWER: yes

Can chronic disease appear suddenly, or as an insidious process, or both? - CORRECT

ANSWER: Both

Can uncertainty be a coping mechanism? - CORRECT ANSWER:

Can uncertainty be a coping mechanism? - CORRECT ANSWER: It can be - can

preserve hope.

Canadian Pain Society's position statement - CORRECT ANSWER: Pt has a right to

best pain relief possible with a prioritization on acute pain.

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