UNIT XII. NURSING CORE VALUES AS A COMMUNITY HEALTH NURS Flashcards

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is a unique bio-psycho-socio-cultural and spiritual being, always in constant
interaction with the environment.

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person

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can mean either love for God or love by God. Love for God (philotheia)
is associated with the concepts of worship, and devotions towards God.

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Love of God

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Love for God

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(philotheia)

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Florence Nightingale (1860) defined nursing as having “charge of the personal
health of somebody…and what nursing has to do…is to put the patient in the best
condition for nature to act upon him.” In one way or another, this definition of nursing
has remained the same. And at the very core of the nursing practice is the act of caring.

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Caring is the core of nursing

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is “a feeling and exhibiting concern and empathy for others; showing or having compassion”

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Caring

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). is a feeling that also requires
action.

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Caring

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7
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as a foundational value for nursing

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caring

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The 5 Cs of caring

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commitment,
conscience, competence, compassion, and confidence

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Dedicated to going above and beyond normally expected
behaviors.

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Commitment

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-Pledging to uphold strong values

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Commitment

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-Career commitment to life-long learning that will enhance the
level of care delivered to patients

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Commitment

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-Sense of moral responsibility resulting from a strong conscience.

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Conscience

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-Working consistently on another’s behalf and “representing the
concerns of the patient.”

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Conscience

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-Continued to focus on empathy and putting yourself in the
patient’s shoes

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Conscience

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-Consistently arriving to work on time

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Competence

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Presenting a professional manner.

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Competence

17
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-Hold self to a high standard of excellence when fulfilling daily
tasks

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Competence

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-Ask for help or clarification when there is uncertainty about a
specific duty or method.

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Competence

19
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-Continually improve skills to develop

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competence

20
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-Empathize with patients

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Compassion

21
Q

-Provide kind and considerate treatment at all times. In return,
nurses may receive an inspirational sense of human connection
and confirmation of the meaning of their work

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Compassion

22
Q

ties the other 4 of the 5 Cs together.

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Confidence

23
Q

-It takes ___ in skills and knowledge to act with
commitment, follow conscience, constantly act in a competent
manner, and express compassion, even in the most challenging
circumstances.

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confidence

24
Q

A confident nurse can assist others who are dealing with difficult
news. A strong sense of self will summon positive change in
patient care

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Confidence

25
Q

Respect for the dignity of each person regardless of creed, color, gender, and political
affiliation.

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Love of People

26
Q

a. Patriotism (Civic duty, social responsibility, and good governance) b. Preservation and
enrichment of the environment and cultural heritage

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Love of Country,