Across
- 5. This individual (last name) shaped the development of nursing education in Canada.
- 6. A pathological process that can be detected by medical science. An objective state of ill health.
- 8. This health promotion strategy targets activities that protect the individual before symptoms or the disease occur such as an immunization.
- 9. This approach to health emphasized that factors such as poverty and unhealthy and social environments had a direct influence on health.
- 11. This determinant of health has the strongest influence that can shape overall living conditions, psychological functioning and influence health related behaviors.
Down
- 1. The first step of the nursing process which requires the nurse to gather information and data
- 2. This approach to health in Canada emphasized that medical intervention restores health.
- 3. This phase of the nursing process is aimed at determining whether the outcomes have been achieved or if nursing strategies need to be revised.
- 4. This level of prevention focuses on activities that are directed towards minimizing the individuals disability and helping people to live productively with limitations.
- 7. A phase in the nursing process after gathering data from the patient which involved identifying the actual or potential issues.
- 8. This phase of the nursing process includes prioritizing issues and formulating a plan.
- 10. A purposeful set of assumptions or propositions about concepts.