Chapter 35 Spiritual Health Flashcards

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Spirituality:

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an awareness of one’s inner self and a sense of connection to a higher being, nature, or some purpose greater than oneself

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Spirituality has different

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meanings for different people

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Current Concepts in Spiritual Health:

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Spirituality
Spiritual well-being
Faith
Religion 
Hope
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Self-transcendence:

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sense of authentically connecting to one’s inner self

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Transcendence:

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the belief that a force outside of and greater than the person exists beyond the material world
ex. looking at sunsets, feeling of awe when holding a baby

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Connectedness:

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Intrapersonally (w/ one’s self)
Interpersonally (w/ others and env.)
Transpersonally (w/ higher power, god)

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Through connectedness, people are able to move beyond

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stressors of everyday life and find comfort

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Agnostic:

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believe there is no known ultimate reality

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atheist:

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do not believe in the existence of God

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Spiritual well-being:

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having two dimensions

  1. Vertical
  2. Horizontal
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Spiritual well-being: Vertical dimension=

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supports transcendent relationship between a person and God or some other higher power

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Spiritual well-being: Horizontal dimension=

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positive relationships and connections that people have with others

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Faith:

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cultural or institutional religion that has a relationship with a higher power or spirit that incorporates a reasoning
-manner in which someone chooses to live

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Religion:

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associated with a specific system pf practices associated with a particular denomination, sect, or form of worship
-organized beliefs

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Hope:

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When a person has the attitude of something to live for and look forward to

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Spiritual Health:

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finding a balance between their values, goals, and beliefs and their relationships w/in themselves and others

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Factors Influencing Spirituality:

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Acute and Chronic Illness
Terminal Illness
Near Death Experiences (NDE)

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Spiritual distress:

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the impaired ability to experience and integrate meaning and purpose in life through connectedness with self, others, art, music, literature, nature, and/or a power greater than yourself

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Terminal illness commonly causes

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fears of physical pain, isolation, the unknown, and dying

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Chronic illnesses commonly threatens the person’s

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independence

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What role is important in nursing?

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helping role

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Assessment:

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Assess faiths and beliefs
Review their view of life
Assess the extent of the patient’s fellowship and community
Review if the patient practices religion and rituals

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BELIEF:

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B-Belief system
E-Ethics and values
L-Lifestyle
I-Involvement in a spiritual community
E-Education
F-Future events
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SWB:

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Spiritual Well Being scale has 20 items that assess the individual’s view of life

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Fellowship:
type of relationship that an individual has with other persons
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Potential nursing diagnosis for spiritual health=
``` Anxiety Ineffective coping Fear Complicated grieving Hopelessness Powerlessness Readiness for enhanced spiritual well being Spiritual distress Risk for spiritual distress ```
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Planning:
Collaborate w/ patient and family on choice pf interventions Consult w/ pastoral care or other clergy as appropriate Incorporate spiritual rituals and observations
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Goals and Outcomes:
The patient will express an acceptance of illness The patient will report the ability to rely on family members for support The patient will initiate social interactions w/ family and friends
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Health Promotion:
Establishing presence | Supporting a healing relationship
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3 Factors are evident when healing relationship develops
1. Mobilize hope for nurse and patient 2. Finding an interpretation or understanding of the illness, pain, etc 3. Helping patient use social, env., spiritual resources
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Acute Care:
Support Systems Diet Therapies Supporting Rituals
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Restorative and Continuing Care:
Prayer Meditation Supporting Grief Work
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Evaluation:
Review patient's perceptions Review patient's view of life Discuss w/ family the patient's connectedness Ask if patient's expectations are met