exam 1 -ppw 2 Flashcards

1
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Self Efficacy

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belief that one posses the ability to do what they set their minds to

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2
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High self efficacy

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showing perseverance despite hardships
set goals and maintain committed

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3
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low self efficacy

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weak commitment to goals
low self-esteem

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4
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Patricia Benners Theory

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5 stages of nursing competence
Novice
Advanced Beginner
Competent
Proficient
Expert

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5
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Self Esteem

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feelings towards yourself and self-worth.

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6
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Ways to increase self esteem

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Positive self talk
Accept imperfection
Set realistic expectations

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7
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Neuman’s system model

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Explains that a stressor in one place in a system affects other parts in a system.

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8
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Norma Pender’s Health Promotion model

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Focuses on promoting health and managing stress
Using stress management strategies.

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9
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Positive stress (eustress)

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Stimulates thinking process
Evokes stress but in the end it’s a positive thing

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10
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Negative stress (distress)

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Loss of emotional balance
Crisis results
Lack of coping mechanisms

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11
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As stress increases… so does…

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High bp
Heart disease
Obesity
Diabetes
Cancer

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12
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Hans Selye’s adaptation syndrome

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3 phases
1. Alarm :CNS is stimulated
2. Adaptation: occurs if stress remains body tries to compensate
3. Exhaustion: body will be overworked is stressor remains

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13
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Secondary traumatic stress

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Trauma that healthcare providers experience when witnessing and caring for others suffering trauma

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14
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Compassion fatigue

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Fatigue is frequent, prolonged grief and loss. Results from high levels of energy and compassion over a prolonged period of time to those who are suffering without experiencing increased patient outcomes.

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15
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Burnout

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State of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion.
Due to prolonged stress

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16
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Effects of burnout

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Loss of motivation occurs
Can lead to detachment and depression
Feeling of being drained and having nothing more to give ( cynicism)

17
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Crisis

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Implies that a person is facing a turning point in life and previous coping methods were not effective

18
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Developmental crisis

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Life stages

19
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Situational crisis

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Illness (cancer)

20
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Adventitious crisis

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Disaster

21
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Anxiety

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Feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease

22
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Physiological effects of stress

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GI tract
Upset stomach
Aches and pains
Shortnesss of breathe
Rapid heart rate

23
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Psychological effects of anxiety

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Nervousness
Worried
Feeling of unreality

24
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Cognitive stress

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Selective attention
Difficulty concentrating
Difficulty focusing

25
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Ego defense mechanisms

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Escape
- repression
- denial
-regression

Compromise
-rationalizing: attempting to make excuses
-sublimation
-displacement

26
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Jean Watson’s Transpersonal Caring

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Emphasizes on placing cars before cure

27
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Madeleine Leiniger’s transcultural caring

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Looked at different cultures to understand the similarities and the differences.

28
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Kristen swansons theory of caring

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Miscarriage, had babies in NICU, and looked at the nurses who took care of them. And looked at 5 caring processes.

1 knowing
2 being with
3 doing for
4 enabling
5 maintain belief

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