NURSING AS ART

Question 1

One of the caring attributes according to Sister Simone Roach, which involves awareness of one’s relationship to others, sharing their joys, sorrows, pain, and accomplishments.

Answer 1

Compassion

Question 2

This theory states that people care because they are human beings and this trait of caring is intrinsic to all humans

Answer 2

Caring as the Human Mode of Being

Question 3

The art of nursing and is expressed by the individual nurse through his or her creativity and style in meeting the needs of clients. The nurse uses aesthetic knowing to provide care that is both effective and satisfying. Empathy, compassion, holism, and sensitivity are important modes in the aesthetic pattern of knowing.

Answer 3

Aesthetic Knowing

Question 4

Also known as the “Art of Nursing”, central to all helping professions and sharing deep and genuine concern about the welfare of another individual.

Answer 4

Caring

Question 5

One of the Caring attributes which involves consistently demonstrates strong clinical knowledge and skills, can manage complex health conditions, perform nursing procedures with precision.

Answer 5

Competence

Question 6

The nurse prioritizes to lower down a patient’s temperature before encouraging him to do daily activities and personal care to boost his self-esteem. This is an example of what Carative Factor according to Jean Watson?

Answer 6

Human needs assistance

Question 7

Establishing rapport and caring together with empathy and warmth is a characteristic of this carative factor.

Answer 7

Helping-trusting relationship

Question 8

What do we understand by an Open quadrant in Johari Window?

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What is known by the person about him/herself and is also known by others.

Question 9

Blind spot in Johari window means:

Answer 9

The information about yourself that you don’t know but that others do know.

Question 10

One of the caring attributes which refers to morals, ethics, and an informed sense of right and wrong

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Conscience

Question 11

Loving kindness within context of caring consciousness

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Humanistic-altruistic system of value

Question 12

Authentically present and enabling the beliefs of the one being cared for and the one giving care

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Faith-hope

Question 13

Cultivation of one’s own spiritual practices, going beyond self, opening to others with compassion and sensitivity

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Sensitivity to self and other

Question 14

Being present and supporting the positive and negative feelings with a connection of a deeper spirit

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Expressing positive and negative feelings

Question 15

Creative use of self

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Creative problem solving caring process

Question 16

Engaging in genuine teaching learning experience

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Transpersonal teaching-learning

Question 17

Soul care for self and the one being cared for

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Existential-phenomenological-spiritual forces

Question 18

• A person gains knowledge and understanding of all aspects of self-concept
• Occurs through interpersonal communication

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Self-awareness

Question 19

• Composed of creative used of knowledge and skills
• Critical elements of patient care: communication, compassion, empathy, and dedication

Answer 19

Nursing as Art

Question 20

4 types of knowledge according to Carper:

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Empirical, Personal, Ethical, Aesthetic

Question 21

The science of nursing

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Empirical Knowing

Question 22

The therapeutic use of self

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Personal Knowing

Question 23

The moral component

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Ethical Knowing

Question 24

4 modes of Aesthetic Knowing

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Empathy, Compassion, Holism, Sensitivity

Question 25

A process of relating to someone that involves development, mutual trust and deepening, and qualitative transformation of relationship

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Caring

Question 26

Who said: As hard a preparation as any painter’s or sculptor’s work;
It is one of the fine Arts: I had almost said, the finest of Fine Arts (Nursing)

Answer 26

Florence Nightingale

Question 27

The skill with which nursing activities are practiced. It is highly personal. Mastery of skills, procedures, and techniques can become artistic in nature when performed with precision, confidence, and concentration by the nurse.

Answer 27

Art of Nursing