Week 3 Flashcards
______ Refers to connections with other environments and systems the child/person interacts with (day care and school)
_______ recognizes Influences such as the pandemic and the passing of time
Mesosystem
Chronosystem
What is personal knowing?
Personal knowing is knowing yourself, excepting and embodying Strengths while also acknowledging your weaknesses so that you can be your authentic self which will help form an authentic relationship with the client
__________ is the knowing and knowledge is the understanding that comes from participating in the events of daily living.
a) knowing the value of human life
B) personal knowing
C) interpersonal knowing
D) experiential knowing
D) experiential knowing
_________ Is increased awareness as a result of interaction or being with another. it emerges from intense attending to the moment, opening the self to the other, and conveying feelings to one other
A) personal knowing
B) interpersonal knowing
C) intuitive knowing
D) experiential knowing
B) interpersonal knowing
__________ is the immediate knowing of some thing without the conscious use of reason.
A) interpersonal knowing
B) Intuitive knowing
C) personal knowing
D) experiential knowing
B) intuitive knowing
What is personal knowing? (Carper)
- Includes a process of encountering, ideally one of mutual respect
- involves passion, commitment and integrity. Passion affirms something as valuable, commitment motivates the search for personal meaning, and integrity brings thought and action together as an authentic whole
- the instantaneous “aha” experience when ones perspective shifts, either consciously or unconsciously
What are the two critical questions of personal knowing?
Kats fave lines
Do I know what i do?
Do I do what I know?
Two good practices for opening and centering would be:
Journaling and mediation
What are eriksons 8 stages of psychosocial devlopment
Trust vs mistrust
Autonomy vs shame
Initiative vs guilt
Industry vs inferiority
Identity vs role confusion
Intimacy vs isolation
Generativity vs stagnation
Integrity vs despair
_______ _____ occur When there are equally compelling reasons for and against 2+ possible courses of action, and we’re choosing one course of action means that something else is relinquished or let go.
Ethical or moral dilemmas
___ ethics are for healthcare and research while _______ ethics are for gender inequities and power Imbalances
Bio
Feminist
Which one is an ethical theory?
A) consequentialism
B) Deontological
C) principlism
D) all of the above are ethical theory’s
D) all of the above
What are the two major features of legislation that cover consent in healthcare?
Health care consent act (HCCA)
- promotes autonomy, facilitates communication
Substitute decisions act (SDA)
- deals with decision making about personal care or property on behalf of incapable persons
For consent to be “informed” the person must receive the information about the treatment that a reasonable person in the same circumstances would require to make a decision
what 4 topics must be covered to consent to be considered
“informed”
1) what-> nature of the treatment
2) why-> expected benefits of the treatment
3) what if & then what-> risks and side effects of the treatment
4) what else-> alternative courses of action or
What if I don’t -> likely consequences of not having treatment
What are the two steps to obtaining consent?
ONe—>Assess capacity
-> no age of consent, do they have capacity to understand information that is relevant to decision making over treatment
Two—>If no capacity, inform the client that a SDM (substitute decision-makers) will make the decision
