Nursing Theory 2 - Final Exam Flashcards
Benefits of anticipatory grieving.
The process of disengaging, or letting go that occurs before an actual loss or death. Allows time for the dying client and his loved ones to say goodbye and complete life affairs before the actual death or loss occurs.
How can nurses prepare themselves to care for dying patients?
When caring for clients experiencing grief,
it is important for the nurse to assess
his or her own emotional well-being
and to understand his or her own
feelings about death.
The nurse who is aware of his or her feelings will be less likely to place personal beliefs and values before those of the client.
Psychological support for dying patient and family.
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Nurses role in advocating, providing information and teaching?
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Kubler-Ross Stages of dying.
Denial Anger Bargaining Depression Acceptance
Importance of cultural beliefs during death.
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Define hospice care and what kind of care a client receives in a hospice.
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Methods to maintain a client’s sense of self-worth during the end of life.
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Methods to provide comfort due to frequent nausea and vomiting.
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Bowlby’s phases of mourning.
Numbing: Protects the person from the full impact of loss Yearning and seeking: Tearing, sobbing, and acute distress Disorganization and despair: Examines loss and expresses anger Reorganization: Person begins to accept change, new role or skills
Define community health nursing, and population.
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Different roles of community health nurses.
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Vulnerable populations at risk.
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How to assess the structure of a community.
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Healthy characteristics of a healthy community
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How to become a culturally competent nurse?
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Health concerns of marginalized groups – youth, young men, and aboriginal communities.
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