Leininger, Orem, Hall, Boykin & Schoenhofer Flashcards
Proponent/s of Self - Care Deficit Theory?
Dorothea Orem
Proponent/s of Culture Care Theory?
Madeleine Leininger
Proponent/s of 3 components of Nursing?
Lydia Hall
Proponent/s of Nursing as Caring Theory
Anne Boykin & Savina Schoenhofer
activities that individuals initiate and perform on their own behalf to maintain life, health, or well-being
Self Care by Dorothea Orem
actions that are known or hypothesized
to be necessary to regulate human functioning
Self-Care Requisites by Dorothea Orem
common to all human beings
Universal Needs
associated with conditions that promote known developmental processes
and occurring at various stages of the life cycle
Developmental /Stages by dorothea orem
Erik Eriksons Psychosocial Developmental Theory
genetic and constitutional defects and deviations that affect integrated
human functioning and impair the individual’s ability to perform self-care
Health Deviation by dorothea orem
Self Care is divided into 3, what are those
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Life-style changes and Maintenance Self-care for minor illnesses Managing long term conditions -generic skills -specific skills
dorothea orem
totality of self-care actions
performed by the nurse or self to meet known self-care requisites
Therapeutic Self-Care by dorothea orem
acquired ability to know and meet
requirements to regulate own functioning and development
self-care agency by dorothea orem
gaps between known therapeutic self-care
demands and the capability of the individual to perform self-care
Self-care deficit by dorothea orem
Three Nursing systems
enumerate
Wholly Compensatory
Partially Compensatory
Supportive-Educative
total inability to perform self-care activities
Wholly Compensatory
dorothea orem
the nurse compensates for the individual’s
inability to perform some (but not all) self-care activities
“minimal assistance”
Partially Compensatory
dorothea orem
individual able to perform; Nurse assists the
client in decision making, behavior control, acquisition of knowledge
and skill
Supportive-Educative
dorothea orem
both the nurse and the patient
Partially Compensatory
entirely the nurse
wholly compensatory
the patient is able to perform required measures for self-care but
cannot do so without assistance
Supportive-Educative
3 Subsystem of Nursing
Social
Interpersonal
Technological
complementary and contractual relationship between the
nurse and the client
Social
nurse-client interaction
Interpersonal
diagnosis, prescription, regulation of treatment,
and management of nursing care
Technology
with the use of technology we enhance our skills
3 components of Nursing
Care, Core, Cure
by Lydia Hall
T or F
CARING is nurse’s primary function.
True