When Discussing Primary Prevention, the Nurse Recognizes That It Is

question 7

Multiple Choice

When discussing primary prevention, the nurse recognizes that it is best exemplified as:

• A)Recommending lipid screening for the 55-year-old individual.
• B)Providing counselling to overcome alcohol addiction.
• C)Preventing further deterioration for the individual with congestive heart failure.
• D)Promoting healthy eating and regular exercise.

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Definitions:

Commitment, Control, Challenge

Three psychological characteristics that are significant for effectively responding to and managing stress.

Galatea Effect

A phenomenon where individuals' high self-expectations lead to improved performance.

Self-Expectations

The standards or goals an individual sets for themselves, which influence their behavior and effort in various aspects of life.

Expectancy Theory

A psychological theory that describes the motivational force behind choices individuals make, depending on their expectations of the outcome and the value they place on that outcome.