Martha Rogers UNITARY HUMAN BEINGS

Question 1

• Born in Dalas, Texas (May 12, 1914-
  1994)
• Diploma in nursing, 1936, MA Teacher’s
  College, (Public health nursing
  supervision)
• Columbia University, Doctor of science
  degree, 1954 (John Hopkins University)
• Regarded as visionary nurse theorist
  (described as ahead of her time, in and
  out of this world)

Answer 1

MARTHA ROGERS

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UNITARY HUMAN BEINGS 4 MAJOR CONCEPTS:

Man and environment as the
energy fields and must be viewed
singly and studied together
(cannot be separated from each
other)

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ENERGY FIELD (Person and
Environment)

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• their environment
  interact independently and
  continuously

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UNIVERSE OF OPEN SYSTEM

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continuous changes seen as
manifestations

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PATTERNS

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domain without spatial or temporal
attributes, its boundaries are
imaginary and fluctuate
constantly.

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PANDIMENSIONALITY

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• this principle Provide knowledge on how to intervene
  and redirect the clients

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ROGER’S THREE HOMEODYNAMIC
PRINCIPLE

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Spiral development which is continuous,
nonrepeating and innovative pattern.

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PRINCIPLE OF HELICY

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Patterning changes with development
from lower to higher frequency

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PRINCIPLE OF RESONANCY

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Reflects unity and wholeness of humans
and their environment

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PRINCIPLE OF INTEGRALITY

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MARTHA ROGER’S ASSERTION ON THE
METAPARADIGMS

as a UNITARY HUMAN
BEING&raquo_space; an open system in constant
Interaction with environment

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PERSON (UNITARY HUMAN BEING)

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• Learned profession both a science and
  art.
• is on the care of people
  and life processes thru manifestations

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NURSING (SCIENCE AND ART)

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Integral with human field irreducible
pandimensional energy field identified by
patterns and manifestations

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ENVIRONMENT (HUMAN FIELD)

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phenomenon central to nursing is
HUMAN LIFE PROCESSES

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HEALTH (HUMAN LIFE PROCESSES)

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THE NURSES’ CRITICAL NURSING
PROCESS IN ROGERS’ MODEL
INVOLVES THREE COMPONENTS

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• Pattern Appraisal
• Mutual Patterning of Human and
  Environment Field
• Evaluation

Question 15

Comprehensive
assessment of human and
environmental field

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Pattern Appraisal

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Sharing
knowledge, Offering choices,
empowering client

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Mutual Patterning of Human and
Environment Field

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validate appraisal with client

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Evaluation