Ch 8 Review Flashcards
1
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6 basic human needs
A
- food & water
- protection & shelter
- activity
- sleep & rest
- comfort, specially freedom from pain
2
Q
what psychosocial needs do humans have?
A
- love & affection
- acceptance by others
- safety & security
- contact with others
- success & self-esteem
- Self-reliance & independence in daily living
3
Q
according to Maslow, which ends must be met first, physical or emotional?
A
physical needs must be met before psychosocial needs can be met.
4
Q
what does giving holistic care mean?
A
caring for the whole person the mind as well as the body
5
Q
6 examples of losses that residents may be experiencing
A
- spouse, family members, or friends due to death
- workplace and its relationship due to retirement
- ability to go to favorite places
- health & ability to care for themselves
- pets
- home & personal possessions
6
Q
6 problems that a lack of independence can cause?
A
- poor self-image
- anger toward caregivers, others, and self
- feelings of helplessness, sadness, and hopelessness
- feelings of being useless
- increased independence
- depression
7
Q
4 ways that NA’s can accommodate residents sexual needs?
A
- always knock or announce yourself before entering
- if you encounter sexual situation between consenting adult residents, provide privacy and leave the room
- be open and nonjudgemental about residents sexual attitudes
- honor do not disturb signs
8
Q
5 ways that NA’s can help residents meet their spiritual needs
A
- learn about residents religions or beliefs
- respect residents decisions to participate in, or refrain from, food related rituals.
- encourage participation in religious services
- respect all religious items
- allow privacy for clergy visits
9
Q
what can NA’s never do regarding residents spiritual or religious needs?
A
never judge residents beliefs or lack of them never try to push your own beliefs on residents.
