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HPAT vocabulary Scornful Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant Full of energy/excitement Assertive Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing Having executive control or authority Curt Rudely brief Moral Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour Caress Verb: To touch or stroke gently/lovingly Noun: A gentl...

Health Promotion for Nurses -- Exam #1What are some of the steps in building a health promotion program? - correct answer 1) Assess need for program/client needs. 2)Obtain client input anout HP programs. 3)Formulate health promotion goals based on client input. 4)Goals are to be specific, measureable, time limited, realistic. 5)Develop work plan that spells out goals/steps client will take to achieve the goal. 6) Lay groundwork activity. What does the term wellness refer to? - correct an...

Health - State of physical, mental, spiritual, and social functioning within developmental context Both individual and societal responsibility A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity (WHO, 1947) health promotion (WHO) - enables people to increase control over their own health. It covers a wide range of social and environmental interventions that are designed to benefit and protect individual people's health and quality of...

Scornful Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant Full of energy/excitement Assertive Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing Having executive control or authority Curt Rudely brief Moral Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour Caress Verb: To touch or stroke gently/lovingly Noun: A gentle/loving touch Rep...

THEA 212 Exam Study Guide. French Neoclassical and English Restoration Theater - answerc. . The Court (style, fashion, cut, etc). Neoclassicism - answerstructure, order, form. "The new classical". France theater and society - answerAbsolute monarchs. Louis XIII (), Louis XIV (). Great wealth, power, lavish lifestyle. Failed revolt in 1640. Versailles. Ballet, theater - answerthe arts (France) Louis XIV - answerPlays the Sun King (1653) Louis XIV - answergreat patronage of the arts (lic...

HPAT vocabulary Scornful Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant Full of energy/excitement Assertive Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing Having executive control or authority Curt Rudely brief Moral Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour Caress Verb: To touch or stroke gently/lovingly Noun: A gentl...

Scornful Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant Full of energy/excitement Assertive Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing Having executive control or authority Curt Rudely brief Moral Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour Caress Verb: To touch or stroke gently/lovingly Noun: A gentle/loving touch

Health Promotion for Nurses -- Exam #1 What are some of the steps in building a health promotion program? - correct answer 1) Assess need for program/client needs. 2)Obtain client input anout HP programs. 3)Formulate health promotion goals based on client input. 4)Goals are to be specific, measureable, time limited, realistic. 5)Develop work plan that spells out goals/steps client will take to achieve the goal. 6) Lay groundwork activity. What does the term wellness refer to? - correct ...

HPAT vocabulary 100% Solved Scornful - answerFeeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt - answerThe feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision - answerContemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant - answerFull of energy/excitement Assertive - answerHaving or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing - answerHaving executive control or authority Curt - answerRudely brief Moral - answerConcerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour ...

HPAT vocabulary Scornful Feeling or expressing contempt or derision Contempt The feeling that a person or thing is worthless/beneath consideration Derision Contemptuous ridicule or mockery Exuberant Full of energy/excitement Assertive Having or showing a confident/forceful personality Managing Having executive control or authority Curt Rudely brief Moral Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour Caress Verb: To touch or stroke ge...