nursing history Flashcards

1
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Uses deductive logic by reasoning
from the cause to the effect

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rationalism

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2
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emphasizes the
importance of a priori reasoning as the
appropriate method for advancing
knowledge

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rationalism

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3
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theory then research strategy

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rationalism

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4
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based on the central idea
that scientific knowledge can be derived only
from sensory experiences

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empiricism

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5
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Bacon: believed that scientific truth was
discovered through generalizing observed
facts in the natural world.

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empiricism according to bacon

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6
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research then theory

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empiricism

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7
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dominant view of modern
science

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positivism

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8
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believed that empirical
research and logical analysis were 2
approaches that would produce scientific
knowledge

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logical positivist

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9
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logical empiricist

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theoretical

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10
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propositions

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affirms or denies something

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11
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early twentieth century views of science and theory

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positivism, logical empiricist, inductive & deductive, propositions

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12
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focuses on lived experiences

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the phenomenology of social world

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13
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is a process of continuing
research rather than a product focused
on findings

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science

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14
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• The philosophy of caring involves
knowledge, skills, patient trust and the
ability to manage all elements
simultaneously in the contact of care.

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philosophy of nursing

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15
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wholistic nursing views the
biophysical, psychological and
sociological subsystems which the
mind-body exist.

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wholism is another philosophy in nursing

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16
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has a metaphysical
component that implicates that the
natural world exists, there is no non-
natural or supranatural realm.

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naturalism

17
Q

Insist that knowledge and beliefs are
gained by one’s senses guided by reason and
by various methods of science.

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philosophy of nursing

18
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philosophy of nursing ksa

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knowledge, skills, attitude

19
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Utilizes in its practice a well-defined and
well-organized body of specialized
knowledge (that) is on the intellectual level
of the higher learning

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structure if nursing knowledge

20
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6 types of nursing frameworks that reflect the levels of abstraction

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metaparadigm level, philosophy, nur. con. model, grand theory, theory, middle-range theory