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| the branch of medicine that investigates the essential nature of disease, especially tissue and organ changes caused by disease |
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pathology applied to clinical problems
effects of a pathologic process on fxnl abilities and limitations |
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state of complete physical, mental, and social well being
*Not just absence of disease |
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| Biologic, Psychological, sociologic, spiritual |
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| a biologic or psychologic alteration that results in a malfunction of a body organ or system. Substantiated by objective data |
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| perception and response of the person to not being well; sickness or deviation from a healthy state |
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| diseases present in the human population for generations may still have an infectious cause |
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| disease is a result of malfunctioning organs or cells |
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| lifestyle, diet and stress response contribute to disease |
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| Illness occurs when external demands exceed the ability to adapt |
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| General Adaptation Syndrome |
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| stress causes disease by placing excessive demands on the body, which in turn produces high levels of adaptive hormones |
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| integrates physiologic, psychologic, and social factors |
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| Psychoneuroimmunology Theory |
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| study of the interactions among behavior and neural, endocrine, enteric, and immune system functions |
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| natural energy forces within the body maintain health; beliefs, expectations, and intention play a role in healing |
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Disease
Impairment
Fxnl Limitations
Disability |
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Health Conditions
Impairments
Activity restrictions
Participation restrictions |
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| Disablement Model also called... |
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| Which model is used in the Guide? |
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| What does the Guide provide for the therapist? |
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Uses disablement model
Lists tests and measures and interventions used in PT practice
Defines preferred practice patterns |
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| Indicates the primary dysfunctions toward which the PT directs interventions |
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| determination of the predicted optimal level of improvement in fxn; amount of time needed to reach that level |
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