Prelim Flashcards

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Unique characteristics of the nursing profession

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Caring

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Unique characteristics of the nursing profession

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Caring

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is the heart of a nurse’s ability to work with people in a respectful and therapeutic way

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Caring

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Caring practice model;

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A. Caring is primary (Benner)
B. Leinigeir’s Transcultural Caring
C. Watson’s Transpersonal Caring
D. Swanson’s Theory of Caring

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Caring means that person , events, projects and things matter to people. It is a word of being connected.

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Caring is primary ( Benner )

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“Caring creates possibility”

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Caring is primary (Benner)

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Caring is the essence and central unifying, and dominant domain that distinguishes nursing from other disciplines

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Leinigeir’s Transcultural Caring

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Caring includes knowing a patient’s cultural values and beliefs . Although the need for human caring is universal, its application is influenced by cultural norms.

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Cultural aspects of care

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Caring healing is communicated through the consciousness of the nurse to the individual being cared for

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Watson’s Transpersonal Caring

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Transpersonal expands limits of openness and allows access to higher human spirit, thus expanding human consciousness

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Watson’s Transpersonal Caring

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Defines caring as a nurturing way of relating to an individual

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Swanson’s Theory of Caring

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Caring involves five process;

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Knowing
Being with
Doing for
Enabling
Maintaining belief

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The 6’Cs of Caring;

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Care
Compassion
Competence
Communication
Courage
Commitment

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Caring in nursing practice involves;

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Providing presence
Touch or comforting
Listening
Knowing the patient
Spiritual caring
Relieving symptoms and suffering
Family care

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Touch or comfort;

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Task oriented touch
Caring touch
Protective touch

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Caring involves an interpersonal interaction that is much more than two people simply talking to each other

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Listening

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A critical component of nursing and is necessary for meaningful interactions with patients

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Listening

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Is a complex process

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Knowing the patient

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It is an essential element of nursing practice and is linked to patient satisfaction and successful outcomes of care.

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Knowing the patient

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Two elements that facilitate knowing;

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Continuity of care
Clinical expertise

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An individual achieves spiritual health after finding a balance between his/her own life, values , goals and belief system and those of others

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Spiritual caring

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It encompasses caring nursing actions that give a patient comfort, dignity, respect and peace and provide a necessary comfort and support measures to the family and significant others

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Relieving symptoms and suffering

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As a nurse, it is important to know the family almost thoroughly as you know the patient

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Family care

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Is an important source

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The family

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The importance of nurses self care;
Nurses experience grief and loss too Compassion fatigue Secondary traumatic stress Burnout Emotional exhaustion
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The process that people use to exchange information
Communication
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Levels of communication;
Intrapersonal Communication Interpersonal communication Small group communication Public communication Electronic communication
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Occurs within an individual
Intrapersonal communication
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Face to face interaction between two people or a small group
Interpersonal communication
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Interaction that occurs when a small group of people meet. Usually goal directed and requires an understanding of group dynamics
Small group communication
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Interaction with an audience. It requires special adaptations in eye contact , gestures , voice inflection and use of media materials to communicate effectively
Public communication
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Use of technology
Electronic communication
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Mode or forms of communication;
Verbal communication Nonverbal communication
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Use spoken or written words
Verbal communication
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Uses gestures, facial expressions, posture/gait, body movements, physical appearance, (also body language), eye contact, tone of voice
Nonverbal communication
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Important aspect of verbal communication;
Vocabulary Denotative or connotative meaning Pacing Intonation Clarity and brevity Timing and relevance
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Important aspect of verbal communication;
Vocabulary Denotative or connotative meaning Pacing Intonation Clarity and brevity Timing and relevance
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Important aspect of verbal communication;
Vocabulary Denotative or connotative meaning Pacing Intonation Clarity and brevity Timing and relevance
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Different aspects of nonverbal communication;
Personal appearance Posture and gait Facial expressions Eye contact Gestures Sounds Territoriality and personal space
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Zone of personal space;
Intimate zone Personal space Social zone Public zone
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0-18 inches
Intimate zone
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18 inches - 4 feet
Personal space
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4-12 feet
Social zone
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12 feet- greater
Public zone
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Zone of touch;
Social zone (permission not needed) Consent zone ( permission needed) Vulnerable zone ( personal care needed) Intimate zone (permission and great sensitivity needed)
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Characteristics of communication;
Simplicity Clarity Timing and relevance Adaptability
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Includes use of commonly understood words, brevity and completeness
Simplicity
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Involves saying: what is meant
Clarity
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Require choice of appropriate time and consideration of the clients interest and concerns
Timing and relevance
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Involves adjustment on what the nurse says and how it is said depending on moods and behavior of the client
Adaptability
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This technique is developed to enable health care workers to provide accurate and timely communication
AIDET
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AIDET;
Acknowledge Introduce Duration Explain Thank you