Sister “callista” Roy: Roy's Adaptation Model Flashcards

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Four Adaptive Modes

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physiological
Self-Concept
Role function
Interdependence

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2
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coping mech thru neural, chemical, endocrine processes.

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Regulator

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3
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coping mech thru learning, judgment, emotion

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cognator

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4
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any factor that provokes a response

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stimulus

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5
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refers to the process and outcome whereby thinking and choice to create human and environmental integration.

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adaptation

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a biophysical being in constant interaction w/ the changing environment

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person

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  • Conditions, circumstances & influences that surround, & affect the development and behavior of the person.
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environment

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  • 3 Factors in Environment:
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Focal, contextual, residual

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  • Is a state and a process of being and becoming an integrated and whole person.
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health

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10
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  • The ability to cope with the stressors or stimuli in a competent way
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health

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  • The science and practice that expands adaptive abilities and enhances person and environment transformation.
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nursing

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12
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as science, what is nursing?

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– nursing is a developing system of knowledge about persons used to observe, classify and related the processes by which persons positively affect their health status

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13
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as a practicing discipline, what is nursing?

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nursing’s scientific body of knowledge is used to provide an essential service to people to promote to affect health positively.

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14
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role of the nurse in RAM

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facilitator of adaptation

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15
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6 Steps of Nursing Process:

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  1. Assessment of Stimulus
  2. Assessment of Behavior
  3. Nursing Diagnosis
  4. Goal – setting
  5. Intervention
  6. Evaluation
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16
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is the goal of the interdependence adaptive mode.

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Affectional adequacy

17
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is the goal of the Role Function.

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social integrity

18
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is the goal of self-concept mode.

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psychic integrity

19
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  • Psychological and spiritual characteristics of the person.
  • Personal self incorporates: Self-consistency, self-ideal, moral-ethical-spiritual self.
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(2) Self-Concept Adaptive Mode

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  • “way a person responds as a physical being to stimuli from the environment”
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(1) Physiological Adaptive Mode

21
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  • Refers to the primary, secondary, and tertiary roles the person performs in the society.
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(3) Role Function Adaptive Mode

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  • Refers to the coping mechanism arising from the close relationship that result in the “giving and receiving love, respect, and value.”
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(4) Interdependence Adaptive Mode

23
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  • 5 Physiological Needs:
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  • Oxygenation – Nutrition – Elimination – Activity and Rest- Protection
24
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– Internal or external stimulus most immediately confronting the human system

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focal

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26
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all other stimuli present in the situation that contribute to the effect of the focal stimulus.

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contextual

27
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environmental factors within or w/out the human system in the current situation that are unclear.

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residual

28
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adaptive response is function of the incoming stimulus and the adaptive level

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 Helson’s Adaptation Theory

29
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what is adaptation?

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 Adaptation is the process of responding positively to environmental changes.

30
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– fundamental unit of both living and non-living.

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Energy fields

31
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– human field and environment have no boundaries that inhibit energies to other.

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openness

32
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– the identity of the energy field & perceived as a single wave.

Reveals itself through manifestations (person’s experiences, expressions, perceptions, and physical, mental, social and spiritual data.)

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Pattern

33
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– nonlinear domain where life process exists along an irreversible space-time continuum. Best expresses the idea of unitary whole.

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Pandimensionality

34
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  • Homeodynamic Principles
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Resonancy, Helicy, Integrality

35
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– intensity of change

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Resonancy

36
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postulates an ordering of the human’s evolutionary emergence.

The life process involves in sequential stages along a curve that has the same general shape

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Helicy

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