King Flashcards
name of Imogene King’s Theory
Theory of Goal Attainment
it describes a dynamic, interpersonal relationship in which a patient grows and develops to atain certain life goals
Theory of Goal Attainment
Theory of Goal Attainment explains that factors which can affect the attainment of goals are:
roles, stress, space and time
TTheory of Goal Attainment has 3 interacting systems:
pesonal, interpersonal and social
the concepts for the personal system are
interaction, communication, transaction, role and stress
the concepts for the social system are
organization, authority, power, status, and decision-making
if perceptual interaction accuracy is present in nurse-patient interactions, ______________ will occur
transaction
if the nurse and patient make transaction, the __________________ will be achieved
goal or goals
if the goal or goals are achieved, _____________ will occur
satisfaction
if transactions are made in nurse-ptient interactions, ___________________________ will be enhanced
growth and development
if role expectations and role perormance as percieved by the nurse and the patient are congruent, _____________ will occur
transaction
if role conflict is experienced by either the nurse or the patient, _______________________________________ will occur
stress in the nurse-patient intercation
if a nurse with special knowledge communicates appropriate information to the patient, ________________________________________________________ will occur
mutual goal-setting and goal achievement
if goal attainment is achieved, there is ___________________________________
decreased stress and aciety in nurisng situation
King refers to human being as
a social being who is rational and sentient
King refers to Health as
involving dynamic life experiences of a human being
King refers to Environment as
background for human interaction
King refers to nursing as
a process of action, reaction and interaction by which nurse and client share information about their perception in a nursing situation
is a sequence of behavior involving mental and physical action
action
sequence of behavior described in action
reaction