holistic health
QUESTION 1
List at least three questions that should be asked to guide the decision to use a complementary therapy.
Identify an ethical principle that might influence a nurse to counsel a client against using a specific CAM. 10 points
QUESTION 2
Identify one step in the decision-making model you might use to help your client decide about using CAM. Provide a rationale for your choice.
10 points
QUESTION 3
Identify and describe briefly how assessment of health status affect optimism holistic health. Include the health profile and human basic needs.Add a professional resource to support your answer.
10 points
QUESTION 4
Provide insight in the rationale for having and or not having state and or federal regulation for CAM.
10 points
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QUESTION5
Give an example of a pharmacologic and biologic treatment.
10 points
QUESTION 6
Identify 1 culture and their use of specific alternative interventions.How would you assist a client to incorporate this practice into their care/treatment plan.Add a professional resource to support your answer
10 points
all references should be APA format
put each reference under the question as it requires
Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Question One
It is important that the patient gives consent for complementary medicine before the nurse introduces the approach to him or her. Therefore, asking questions related to the patient to determine compatibility would best help the nurse make the most appropriate decision regarding the patient’s condition. Among some of the question the nurse ought to ask include:
- How much do you understand complementary therapy?
- Have you used it before?
- Are you aware of the possible risks associated with complementary therapy?
Such questions help the patient seek all the necessary information pertaining complementary therapy treatment, which would in turn influence his or her decision as due to the extensive knowledge of the complementary approach.
Different principles influence the activities and decisions made by health practitioners with respect to providing care for patients. Beneficence is one of the primary ethics principles in medical practice, that infers that practitioners ought to focus on addressing the patient’s welfare above all else (Butts & Rich, 2017).