Module 2 Flashcards

1
Q

it is concerned with the values and beliefs of a discipline and with the values and beliefs held by members of that discipline

A

Philosophy

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2
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Where is Florence Nightingale born?

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Derbyshire, England

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3
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What year is Florence Nightingale born?

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May 12, 1320

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4
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How many nurses assembled during Crimean War?

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38

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5
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What year did Crimean War started?

A

1854

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6
Q

What is the first textbook for nurses?

A

Notes on Nursing

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7
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What mathematical tool did Florence Nightingale developed?

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Model Hospital Statistical Form and pie chart

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8
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Broke out when Florence was 34 years old

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Crimean War

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9
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Crimean war is a war between?

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Turkey vs. Russia (Britain and France)

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10
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What are the works of Florence Nightingale?

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Scrubbed the floor
Cleaned the wards
Washed the bedclothes
Made the men comfortable

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11
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Florence Nightingale is also called as?

A

The Lady with the Lamp

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12
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What was engraved in the diamond brooch that Queen Victoria gave to Florence Nightingale?

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Blessed are the merciful

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13
Q

First nursing theorist

A

Florence Nightingale

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14
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What are the three types of environment?

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Physical, Psychological, Social

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15
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Influence the social and psychological environments of the person

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Physical environment

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16
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It involves communication with the person, about the person, and about other people

A

Psychological Environment

17
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It consists of a person’s home or hospital room as well as the total community

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Social environment

18
Q

What are the 10 Nightingale’s Canon?

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  1. Ventilation and warming
  2. Light and noise
  3. Health of houses
  4. Cleanliness of the area
  5. Variety
  6. Bed and bedding
  7. Personal cleanliness
  8. Nutrition and taking good
  9. Chattering hopes and advices
  10. Observation
19
Q

What are the five environmental factors?

A

Pure fresh air
Pure water
Effective drainage
Cleanliness
Light

20
Q

Jean Watson influence?

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Influence: Martha Roger’s Theory of Unitary Human beings

21
Q

What is the focus of Jean Watson’s research?

A

Human caring and loss

22
Q

In 1988, her theory was published in “nursing: human science and human care”.

A

Jean Watson

23
Q

The process of human development is characterized by rhythms that occur within the context of continuous person-environment interaction.

A

Jean Watson

24
Q

What are the Core Principles or Practices of Jean Watson?

A

Evolving from Carative to Caritas
○Practice of loving-kindness and equanimity
○ Authentic presence:enabling deep belief in others
○ Cultivation of one’s own spiritual practice toward wholeness of mind/body/spirit-beyond ego
○ “Being” the caring-healing environment
○ Allowing miracles

25
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What are the core concepts of Jean Watson?

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Person- Is seen as an open system, a unified whole characterized by a basic human rhythm

Health- A human dimension under continuous development, a heightened awareness of the meaningfulness of life

Wellness-Illness- Professional nursing is rooted in the promotion of wellness practices

Nursing-Professional nursing is rooted in the promotion of wellness practices

26
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Four Major Concepts of Jean Watson?

A

The Caritas Process
The Transpersonal Caring Relationship
The Caring Occasion/Caring Moment
Caring and Healing Model

27
Q

It is the essence of nursing

A

Caring

28
Q

Going beyond ego to higher “spiritual” caring created by “Caring Moments”

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Transpersonal Caring Relationship

29
Q

Inner harmon

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Equanimity

30
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PRAGMATIC VIEW OF JEAN WATSON’S CARING THEORY

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Understanding self through reflection/meditation
Understanding the patient/client/family as a person
Understanding the patient’s health needs
Caring is inclusive, circular, and expansive

31
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What are the 10 Carative Factors as defined in the Caritas Process

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  1. humanistic-altruistic system of values
  2. Faith-hope
  3. Cultivation of sensitivity to one’s self and to others
  4. Establishing a helping-trust relationship
  5. The expression of feelings, both positive and negative
  6. systematic use of the scientific problem-solving method for decision making
  7. Promotion of interpersonal teaching-learning
  8. Provision for a supportive, protective and/or corrective mental, physical, socio-cultural and spiritual environment
  9. Assistance with the gratification of human needs
  10. Allowance of existential-phenomenological forces
32
Q

is a complex nursing model which contribute to nursing knowledge by providing taxonomy for identifying and labeling nursing concepts to allow for their universal recognition and communications with others

A

Life Perspective Rhythm Model

33
Q

What is the theory of Marilyn Anne Ray

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Theory of Bureaucratic Caring

34
Q

First nurse to go to Russia when opened its space program to Aerospace Medical Assoc. and US space engineers and physicians

A

Marilyn Anne Ray

35
Q

First nurse to go to Russia when opened its space program to Aerospace Medical Assoc. and
US space engineers and physicians

A

Marilyn Anne Ray

36
Q

The theory implies that there is a dialectical relationship (thesis, antithesis, synthesis) between the human (person & nurse) dimension of spiritual ethical caring and the structural (nursing, environment) dimensions of the bureaucracy or organizational culture (technological, economic, political, legal and social)

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Theory of Bureaucratic Caring