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therapies used in conjunction with conventional medical therapies
complementary therapies
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therapies used instead of conventional or mainstream medical modalities
alternative therapies
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nurses must know the laws that govern these type of therapies in the states they work
C/A therapies
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current therapies such as massage, art therapy, and herbal therapy have origins in ______ traditions
ancient greek traditions
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what is the goal of TCM?
(traditional chinese medicine)
restoring adn maintaining a balance of health and well being
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traditional medical and surgical treatments
allopathic
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what is the nurses role when a client integrates TCm with allopathic care?
be sure the cleint is aware of drug interactions
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a chinese technique that applies needles adn heat to various points on the bodyto alter energy flow
accupuncture
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acupuncture is not safe for what types of disorders
bleeding disorders or those takeing anticoagulants
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refers to the practice of enterign an altered state of consciousness with the intent to help others
shamanism
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a folk healer who uses natural or supernatural power to heal
shaman
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a new field of science that believes that the body, mind, andpirit are seperate entities. describes the connection between thought adn physical reaction
psychoneuroimmunoendocrinology
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amino acids produced in the brain
neuropeptides
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chemical substances produced in the body
neurotransmitters
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ridding of one disease
curing
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method by which an individual can control some SNS function (heart rate, BP, resp rate)
mind/body intervention
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self regulated techniques of mind/body intervention include
meditation, relaxation, imagery, biofeedback, and hypnosis
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quieting of the mind by focusing attention on a sound or image or one's own breathing
meditation
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employs the alternate tensing or relaxing of muscles
relaxation
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technique that uses the imagination to visualize a pleasant, soothing image
imagery
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measures physiological responses which assists individuals to imporve their health by using signals from their own body.
biofeedback
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induces an altered state of consciousness or awareness resembling sleep and during which a person is more receptive to suggestion
hypnosis
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substances that prevent or inhibit oxidation
antioxidants
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unstable molecules that alter genetic code
free radical
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nonnutritive plant chemicals that have protective or disease preventive properties
phytochemicals
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traditional /medicinal therapies include
antioxidant or herbal remedies
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body movement modalities include
exercise, chiropractic therapies, yoga, tai chi
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energy therapies include
touch, therapeutic touch, therapeutic massage, healing touch, acupressure, reflexology
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