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Non-Nursing Theories -Abraham Maslow Flashcards

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Nursing Theories are also called as?

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Borrowed theories

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T or F

Knowledge
is not the private domain of one discipline

we can also learn from concepts, principles..

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True

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what are the 5 borrowed or non-nursing theories?

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Human Motivation -Abraham Maslow

Person-Centered Theory - Carl Rogers

General System Theory - Ludwig Von Bertalanffy

Field Theory & Change Theory - Kurt Lewin

Psychosocial Development Theory -
Eric Erikson

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T or F

the use of knowledge generated by any discipline is solely borrowed

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False

any discipline is not borrowed but SHARED

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Shared theory does not lessen nursing education but enhances it

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True

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T or F

Nursing Theories incorporate concepts and theories shared with other discipline to guide theory development, research and practice

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True

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Nursing theories covers all aspects

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False

that’s why we have borrowed theories

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main proponent of Theory of Human Motivation?

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Abraham Maslow

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main proponent of General Needs Theory?

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Ludwig Von Bertalanffy

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main proponent of Field Theory & Change Theory

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Kurt Lewin

  • german
  • father of social psychology
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main proponent of Psychosocial Theory?

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Eric Erikson

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main proponent of person-centered theory

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Carl Rogers

-Humanistic American Psychologist

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first to use the term “CLIENT”

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Carl Rogers

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He Stated that people are motivated to achieve certain needs.

When one need is fulfilled, a person seeks to fulfill the next one and so on.

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Abraham Maslow

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American psychologist

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Abraham Maslow

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German Psychologist

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Erik Erikson

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australian biologist

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Ludwig Von Bertalanffy

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focused on therapeutic relationship

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Carl Rogers

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When one need is fulfilled, a person seeks to fulfill the next one and so on.

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True

20
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T or F

we cannot be satisfied if we did not achieve what our desires and our goals

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True

21
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Human motivation is based on people seeking fulfillment and change through personal growth

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MOTIVES

22
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T or F

originally there are 4 Hierarchy of needs

BUT

after 1970 from being 4 it become 8

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False

originally - 5
1970- 8

23
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Love, personal fulfillment, the need to belong, and self-esteem

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MOTIVES

24
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What are the Original Maslow’s Heirarchy of Needs

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Psychological Needs

Safety and Security

Love and Belongingness

Self Esteem

Self Actualization

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HEIRARCHY OF NEEDS EDITION

to give and receive affection and love

feeling loved and belong in the family or in the community

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Love and Belongingness

example: Calling patients by their name

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Arousing and directive force of human behavior

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MOTIVES

27
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HEIRARCHY OF NEEDS EDITION

feeling secure

needs to avoid pain, obtain bodily comforts and to be free from fear and insecurity

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Safety and Security

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HEIRARCHY OF NEEDS EDITION

aka “little success still is a success”
sense of success, self worth, competence and mastery of the environment

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Self Esteem

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HEIRARCHY OF NEEDS EDITION

Air, Water., Food, Shelter, Sleep, Sex

Needs for everyday life

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Physiological Needs

30
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T or F

basic needs must be reasonably met before higher needs can be approved and met

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True

31
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T or F

we can achieve higher needs without achieving the lower needs

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True

but we cannot do it well and tend to go back to lower needs

32
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What are the NEW and UPDATED Hierarchy of Needs

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Physiological Needs

Safety and Security

Love and Belongingness

Self-Esteem

Knowing and Understanding

Aesthetic Needs

Self-Actualization

Transcendence

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  • The patient’s independence should also be established
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Self-Esteem Needs

34
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What are the Lower Needs?

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physiological needs, safety and security, & love and belongingness

however love and belongingness is the beginning of Higher needs

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T or F

As the higher needs are met, the person tends to move upward to
meet the next lower level of needs

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False

Lower needs muna bago Higher needs

36
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T or F

If the lower needs are not satisfied, the person tends to focus again
on the lower need until it is met

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True

37
Q

T or F
(basahin mo lahat wag kang tamad)

The lower needs are very powerful. Even if an individual had progressed to
the higher needs, if satisfaction of a lower need is blocked, we will move
down again to the lower needs until it is met.

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True

38
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Appreciation and search for beauty, balance, form, etc.

To relate in a beautiful way with the environment and leads to beautiful
feeling of intimacy with nature and everything beautiful

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Aesthetic Needs

eg- simple smile and thank you

39
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How we perform the knowledge we gain

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Aesthetic Needs

40
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The tendency to be an inner-directed achiever

Create and appreciate beauty

Achieving one’s potential
Discover our strengths and talents

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Self Actualization

  • achieving one’s potential
  • less than 2% lang nakaka achieve
41
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Increase intelligence, knowledge, meaning, etc

to learn, explore, discover and create better understanding of the world

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Cognitive Need or the Knowing and understanding Needs

42
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Refers to spiritual needs

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Transcendence

43
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Helping others to achieve self-actualization

To feel satisfied with our needs and sense of social worth

To go beyond our ordinary human consciousness and be united with the greater whole, the higher truth

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Transcendence Needs

44
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Characteristic of Human Needs?

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  • UNIVERSAL
  • DEFERRED DEPENDING ON THE PRIORITY
  • MET IN DIFFERENT WAYS
  • NEEDS ARE INTERRELATED
  • UNMET NEEDS LEAD TO A PROBLEM THEN ILLNESS
45
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The need to maintain life and physical integrity is given top priority in nursing care (especially in cases of emergency)

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Prioritization of Care

46
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The behavior of the client will give clues to his or her needs

Subjective or objective
Some patients use non-verbal communication

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Understanding of human behavior and its consequences

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