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Illness Beliefs and Paths of Healing

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Your client has been ill, having pain in the abdomen, where a large firm bump has been found during a scheduled appointment. Further investigation is needed to diagnose and start a treatment plan. What type of medicine is this approach. This type of medical treatment is what is considered mainstream today, which encompass anatomy, physiology, laboratory, medicine, and diagnostic (Srivastava, 2007) This treatment treats infections with medication and returns homeostasis.
When a person wants to use its own healing powers, being supported by over 2000 pharmaceutical remedies, which originate from plant, animals, mineral (Srivastava, 2007). For example, using echinacea which is a plant, where the roots and leave are used to fight the flu by boosting the immune system, aids in healthy cell growth , and reduces inflammation (Brazier, 2017).
(two words no space) the key tot this healing practice means reclaiming Indigenous identity recovering their traditional values, beliefs, and philosophies and incorporating them into their needs Marsh, 2018). post traumatic stress from being stripped of their names and out is residential names. Sweat lodges and spiritual imagery are used in some cultures that are used in health promotion and illness (Srivastava, 2007). What culture practices this type of medicine?
Culturally congruent care can involve seven types of energy - root, sacral, solar, plexus, heart, throat, third eye, and crown. These are located parallel to the spine and healers locate these an unblock to promote energy healing (Srivastavs, 2007). Pranic healing is used with cancer patients as they are taught mind-body interventions aimed at providing them with the knowledge and skills to cope with and take personal control over their symptoms (Castellar, 2014). What are these energy forces called?
(two words no space - hint was three but could not fit ) - The patient is undergoing a special technique where needles are placed under the skin to allow for flow of "qi" to improve health and balance to the yin and yang. What medical practice is this ? Views humans as a part of nature, between heaven and earth; yin the passive principle and yang the active principle complement each other (Srivastava, 2007).
Your client has a great job which he enjoys, married and has children. His family is very happy and full-filled. What dimension in the Bio-Psycho-Social-Spiritual Model of Health and Disease, describes this? How we interact with the environment within our circle of life, which includes our home, school, family, friends,, employment, and social services (Srivastava, 2007).
The nurse has been working many long hours and lifting many patents and has caused her to have lower back pain and pain. She has tried over the counter analgesic with no effect. She is referred to what type of physical that specialized in spine and neck/hip manipulation?
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Your patient has been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and is experiencing leg pain and spams, with increased difficulty with walking. The patient may require a neuropathic medicine that will help reduce these symptoms. The patient has expressed she wishes to uses herbal remedies and heal naturally. What type of medical practice describes the above situation? The main philosophy of this type of treatment is to let the body heal itself within its own healing powers, and even by adding acupuncture, herbal medicine, and Ayurveda (Srivastava, 2007). Studies have shown that acupuncture in Oncology patients reduced hot flashes, fatigue, joint piano, and stiffness and enhanced well-being (Byeongsang, 2017).
Your patient is from South Africa, who is going through a family breakdown and custody battle. He has been diagnosed with alcohol dependency, bee prescribed medication to alleviate cravings and has been referred to psychological support group with monthly sessions. he wishes to incorporate medication therapy that his culture practices. the nurse referres that patient fro supportive therapy. What type of healthcare is being implemented? Giving the person more choices in treatment that combine complementary (emotional-spiritual conversation), and conventional (biomedicine which is considered both client centred and client empowering (Srivastava, 2007).
Views the patient as 1 unit, where corrective action is used, skeletal/cranio-skeletal manipulation. The medicinal approach is that the structural and mechanical integrity is of utmost importance, where proper nutrition and avoiding environmental toxins (Srivastava, 2007). What type of medicine treatment is this?
(two words no space) You are taking care of an Aboriginal client who is suffering from end stage cancer. The family wishes to take him outside to connect with the spirit of its nature to connect with the healing powers the healing power possesses (Srivastava, 2007). A powerful symbol that is used to express four elements (air, fire, water, and earth), are important to human existence and to maintain balance (Srivastava, 2007). This symbol is powerful tool that enables the peoples to enhance connectedness lost from post-traumatic stress, from loosing there language, culture, and identity (Clarke & Holtsander, 2010). Name this symbol?
A women of East Indian decent has been experiencing anxiety and chronic pain. The health care practitioner palpates her left wrist to assess for imbalances in her doshas. She has found decreased appetite , worry and lack of sleep. The practice is more than 3000 years old. Its primary focus is on the conscious to promote optimal health and well-being that may include meditation (Srivastava, 2007). What type of treatment approach os this?
(two words no space) You walk into your patients, where you witness a family member making smooth movements with hands over the patient in the air. You quietly leave the room. Hand movements over the persons aura in the management of pain is what type of touch?
(two words no space) Aboriginal medicine aims to support and restore balance, by involving burning of sweetgrass, music, and scared rituals, like smudging and sweat lodge (Srivastava, 2007). When a person has an illness burning grass and herbs is to restore all elements in the medicine wheel and provide what type of care?