Additional Lecture Terms Flashcards
Domains of Learning
Cognitive-reasoning, analysis etc.
Affective- attitudes, values, embodiment
Psychomotor- development of skills
What is a SMART learning goal?
- Specific
- Measurable
- Attainable
- Relevant
- Time-limited
VARK learning styles
Visual
Auditory
Read/write
Kinesthetic
Complexity theory
The universe is interdependent and relational. How you related affects and shaoes people and situations. How you relatebshapes the outcome of a situation.
Developmental Theory
Human development occurs in sequential stages
Levels of Communication
- Intrapersonal-within self
- Interpersonal- one to one
- Transpersonal- spiritual domain
- Small Group- 2-15 people with common purpose
- Public- larger audience (conferences etc)
Therapeutic Communication
Dynamic, interactive process consisting of words and actions and entered into by a nurse and client for purpose of acheiving identified health-related goals
Meta-communication
Enhances understanding of message
Client Needs in Communication
Comfort
Action
Understanding
Information
Non verbal categories
- Kinesthetics
- Proxemics
- Paralanguage
- Autonomic physical responses
Intimate space
0-0.5 metres
Personal Space
0.5-1.5 metres
Social Space
1.5-3.5 metres
Public Space
3.5 Metres and beyond
Paralanguage
How you deliver your message verbally ie intonation, pitch, speed etc
Components of the Nurse-Client Relationship
Trust Power Respect Empathy Professional intamacy
Phases of the therapeutic relationship
- Preinteraction
- Orientation or Interaction
- Working
- Termination/Resolution
N.O.D
Name, Occupation, Duty
Continuum of Professional Behaviour
Disinterested ➡️⬅️ Therapeutic relationship➡️⬅️Boundary Crossing
Orientation phase
Identify Client Needs and Expectations
Working Phase
Active problem solving or intervention
Termination phase
Bringing the relationship to a close
Pre-interaction phase
Nurse apprises oneself of the clients sitiation, surroundings and the nurses own self.
Short term relationships
Orientation phase
Working phase
Termination phase
Professional Boundaries
Invisible structures and limitations imposed by legal, ethical, and professional standards that resoects nurse and client’s rights