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therapeutic relationship

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interpersonal process between nurse and clients

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TNCR

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therapeutic nurse-client relationship

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components of TNCR

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trust, power, respect, empathy, professional intimacy

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3 phases of TNCR

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orientation, working, resolution
dynamic process that changes over time

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preverbal empathy

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shifts view to see their world

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verbal empathy

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reflect to client+ be accurate

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sympathy

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superficial acknowledgement of suffering

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compassion

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addressing person’s needs

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orientation phase

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initial interaction>getting to know each other
making boundaries
develop rapport
get info

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working phase

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work with client to reach goal
identification: client identifies problem + goals
exploitation: client uses service to reach goals
client gains independence

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resolution phase

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termination of relationship
client develops independence and goals have been met

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core dimensions of helping and listening

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Responsive and action

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responsive dimension

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trust and open, respect, genuineness, concreteness and empathy

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action dimensions

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finds obstacles
confrontation, self-disclosure and catharsis

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active listening characteristics

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unconditional positive regard
self-awareness+ reflection
-verbal and nonverbal communication
-silence
empathy

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non verbal communication-active listening

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sit at angle
uncross arm/legs
relax
eye contact/not staring
touch
intuition
ask permission before in personal space

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open-ended questions

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allows client to direct the flow of conversation

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closed-ended questions

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useful when getting specific info
did you take your meds

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focused questions

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focusing on an important statement by client prompts than discuss it further
tell me more about…

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responding tactics

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acceptance, exploring, paraphrase, clarify, restate(use their words), summarized, reflect, offering self, humor, offering hope

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avoid in convos

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why Q, leading Q, bad timing, false reassurance, negative phrases, vague, jargon, defensiveness

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client interview

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primary source but not always reliable

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objective data

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info measured or observed using your 5 senses

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subjective data

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info reported by someone/client

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tanner’s clinical judgement model steps and explain

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thinking like a nurse
1. noticing (interprets situation)
2. interpreting
3. responding (action)
4. reflecting (reflection-on-action)

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general survey

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Appearance + behaviour
Speech
Emotion
Perception (delusional and hallucinations)
Thought process (how they express themselves)
Insight (does client understand)
Cognition (can they think and concentrate)

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phases of interview process

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pre-interactive, orientation, working, termination

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pre-interactive phase of interview process

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-review patient info and validate it
-environment
-self-reflect

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privacy

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limit access to a person, person’s body conversations and bodily function

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info privacy

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clients right to control how their personal health info (PHI) is collected and disclosed

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confidentiality

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ethical and legal obligation to keep someone’s personal info private

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exceptions to privacy and confidentiality

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disclosures to…
other working in healthcare
public health authorities
family
legal reasons

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breach of privacy and confidentiality

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client’s PHI is disclosed to 3rd part without consent

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orientation phase of interview process

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1) introduce yourself (name +credentials)
2)verify client (name birthday)
3) explain purpose of encounter
4) discuss privacy and confidentiality
5)obtain consent

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working phase of interview process

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closed-ended, open-ended, focused Q

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termination phase of interview process

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give summary of data
discuss next step
thank them
5 safety measures

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5 safety measure when leaving a room

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call light
bed
side rails
table
room

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oldcartss

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onset, location, duration, character, aggravating factors, relieving factors, timing, severity, self-perception

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onset

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when did it start, has this happened before

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location

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where location, anywhere else

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duration

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constant or intermittent (come and go)

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character

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can you describe it

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aggravating factors

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what makes it worse

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relieving factor

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what makes it better

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timing

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specific time of day when symptoms are better or worse

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severity

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scale of 0-10, impact on daily life

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self-perception

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what client think is causing it

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types of caregiver communication

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carrier, manager, lone, partner,

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person in room with client

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seek consent, who they are, engage with visitors, ensuring clients innervate

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carrier

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avoid discussing caregiving with family, but not with others
relies on client to make car decisions
assumes all caregiving task for family
easily burnout

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manager

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shows credibility use of medical terms
makes decisions swiftly and independently
minimizes illness trajectory by focusing on treatment
family decision maker

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lone

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focuses on one aspect of care typically physical
can’t consider all aspects of holistic care
focuses on treatment, avoids quality of life
no family support

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partner

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initiates talk about death, spirituality and quality of life
shares and discusses caregiving burden with client and family
uses decision making when addressing conflict
uses decision making when addressing conflict

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seeking info from caregiver

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caregivers often valuable knowledge about people
used to respect client’s autonomy and privacy

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caregiver communicate barriers -individual

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poor written and oral literacy
emotional, cognitive factors

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caregiver communicate barriers -system

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-busy or tech environment

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caregiver communicate barriers- family

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-negative attitudes
-disagreement between family/client
-lack hope

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active listening during family disagreements

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non-verbal cues
-verbal feedback
-paraphrasing
-ask Q

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managing emotional dynamics during family disagreements

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-identifying emotional triggers
-de-escalation strategies
-using breaks

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reframing conflict during family disagreements

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understanding issues
-identify common goals
-shift perspective
-change narrative

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collab problem solving during family disagreements

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-encourage participation
focus on solutions
try round robin and brainstorming

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caregiver burden

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physical, emotional, financial and psychological challenges a caregivers focus

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crucial communication

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dialogue under stress

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crucial communication characteristics

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opinion differentiation
high stress
emotions

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identifying crucial conversations

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nursing can recognize cues and try to prevent conversations from getting out of control

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reactions during crucial conversations

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emotonal, physical, behavioural

67
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steps when having crucial conversations

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-identify goal
-determine the issue
-explore different options
-discuss pros and cons of options
-mutually plant the next steps

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spirituality

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-coping mechanism
-inner knowing and source of strength reflected in one’s being, knowing and doing
believing in a higher power

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fostering hope

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hope gives strength and determination

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how to foster hope

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encourage involvement in positive experience
promote connections with others
develop goals

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hope questionnaire

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H-sources of hope, strength, peace and love
O-role of organized religion or spiritual community
P-personal spirituality and practice
e-effects on medical care and end of life

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End of Life

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nurses responsibilities
-promoting advance care planning
-eliciting clients’ preferences for EOL
-supporting clients and families

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loss

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the absence of something or someone

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grief

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emotional response to loss

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suffering

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severe distress and anguish that threaten a person’s mind, body and/or spirit

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grief and loss: nursing consideration

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identifying how much info knows and/or wants
-open-ended Q
-validate uncertainty
-being present
-preserving hope

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bereavement

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occurs from time of loss
adjust to life until acceptance

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nursing considerations while patients crying

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-let them cry
-therapeutic touch
-silence
-avoid sense of false hope

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boundaries in the TNCR

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relationship professional to non-professional
-constrain, contain and limit what gets in or is allowed in

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cognition

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mental processes that take place in brain including thinking, attention, language, learning, memory and perception

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cognitive deficits

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decline in cognitive abilities

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typical cognitive changes with aging

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cognitive processes become slower
-slight decline short-term memory
long-term memory and ability to make decisions still works

83
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atypical cognitive changes with aging

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short term memory loss
disorientation
repetition of idea
tangentiality
impaired judgement
lack of insight
change in personality
dementia

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dementia

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progressive deterioration of thinking ability and memory as brain becomes damaged
loss of memory, understanding and judgment

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