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Week 3 Test Flashcards

1
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The body of nursing knowledge proves what for nursing interventions?

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Rationale

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2
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Different disciplines, such as anatomy, physiology, chemistry, nutrition, psychology, and sociology lead to what?

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Rationale

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3
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The part of nursing practice that is passed down from generation to generation is called what?

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Traditional Knowledge

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4
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What is authoritative knowledge

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Something that comes from an expert and is accepted as truth

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5
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What is scientific knowledge?

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Knowledge obtained through the scientific method

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6
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What is a group of concepts that describe a pattern of reality?

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A theory

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7
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What is developed to describe nursing?

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Nursing theory

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8
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Why does nursing have theories

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Guides the nursing practice

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9
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No matter the theory, what is the goal?

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Improved, patient centered care

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10
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What are the four concepts in nursing theory

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1) the person 2) the environment 3) health 4) nursing

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11
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No matter the theory, what is the focus of nursing

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The patient

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12
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What was Florence Nightingale’s impact

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Meeting the personal needs of the patient

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13
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What is Dorthea Oren’s theory?

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That self care is a human need

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14
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What is Betty Newmans theory?

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That humans are in a constant relationship with stressors in the environment

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15
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What is Madeline Leiningers theory?

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Caring is the central theme of nursing

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16
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What is Patricia Benner’s theory?

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Describes how nurses acquire clinical skills and judgment over time

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17
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What is Evidence Based Practice? (EBP)

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Research done to improve efforts to high quality and cost efficient care

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18
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What is Watsons science of human caring?

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Teaches how to care and instill hope

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19
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What are the five learning stages?

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1) Novice 2) Advanced Beginner 3) Competent 4) Proficient 5) Expert

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20
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At what point is it the onset of education and learning rules

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Novice

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21
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After much exposed and improved performance and mentoring, what stage is reached?

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Advanced Beginner

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22
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When you see what needs to be done and how to do it, trust your intuition, and operate with deep understanding, what level is that?

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Expert

23
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What is the WHY for our interventions?

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Rationale

24
Q

What is Lee’s theory?

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To produce caring nurses who are transformative

25
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What are the interrelated roles of a nurse

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Caregiver, communicator, teacher, counselor, leader, researcher, advocate, collaborator

26
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What is someone who provides holistic care to meet the needs of a client?

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A caregiver

27
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What is someone who gets to know their patient to meet their needs?

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A communicator

28
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What is someone who provides knowledge that patients need to make informed decisions?

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A teacher

29
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What is someone who provides resources for the patient

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Counselor

30
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What is someone who does the right things and makes strategies for for high quality patient care

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Leader

31
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What is someone who comes up with solutions and digs deep to improve nursing

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A researcher

32
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What is someone who publicly supports the patient

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A advocator

33
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What is someone who is a teammate for optimum patient outcome?

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A collaborator

34
Q

What are the nursing standards

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Activities specific and unique to nursing

35
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What are laws that regulate nursing practice and define the legal scope for nursing practices in each state?

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Nurse practice acts

36
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What is the purpose of practice acts and standards

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To keep the public safe

37
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What are the trends in 10 years?

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Technology advancement, shortage of nurses, and concept based curriculums

38
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What are the 4 AIMS of nursing?

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Promoting health, preventing illness, restoring health, facilitating coping with death and disability

39
Q

What does identifying, analyzing, and maximizing strengths do?

A

Promote health

40
Q

What does avoiding disease and infection do?

A

Prevent illness

41
Q

What is it mean to return to health for those already ill

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Restoring health

42
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How do you facilitate coping with disability and death?

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Respectful care of those terminally ill or dying

43
Q

What are factors affecting health?

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Genetics, cognitive abilities, race and culture, age and gender, lifestyle, developmental level, and socioeconomic status

44
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What is the state of optimal functioning

A

Health

45
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What is Florence Nightingale known for?

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Founding nursing, noting the environment affects the patient, and established the first training school for nurses

46
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What are the types of Holistic Care (PIES)

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Physical, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual

47
Q

Soft skills and compassion are useful for what

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The art of nursing

48
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What is the knowledge bade for the care that is given?

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Science of nursing

49
Q

What is a gift from God relating to skills given

A

Concept of Calling

50
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What is it called to engage in meaningful relationships with the patient and supporting in meaningful ways

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Concept of caring

51
Q

What is selfless, sacrificial love based on the love of Jesus

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Agape love

52
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What is the concept of Christian commitment?

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Love, obey, and follow God

53
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What is the reality of spiritual dimensions in people

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Christian worldview

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