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HCC 2008 Class 1&2

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Maslows hierarchy model of critical thinking Level 1 Physiologic- needs such as air food water rest sleep activity and temp
Maslows hierarchy model of critical thinking Level 2 Safety and Security- both physical and psychological aspects; need to feel safe both in pyshical environment and in relationship
Maslows hierarchy model of critical thinking Level 3 Love and Belonging- giving and recieveing affection
Maslows hierarchy model of critical thinking Level 4 Self esteem- need for both self esteem and esteem from others
Maslows hierarchy model of critical thinking Level 5 self-actualization- self actualized when the need for self esteem, is satisfied
Florence Nightingale improved sanitary conditions; optimal conditions (hand washing to reduce infection) established nursing is different from medicine provided classroom education and clinical teaching
Dorothea Dix superintendent of female nurses of the army during the Civil war organized women volunteers to care for troops
Linda Richards first trained nurse in US
Alyssa Mahony first black nurse in US
Contemporary Nursing combining nursing art with science
theory group of ideas
Virginia Henderson Basic Needs Theory- individuals have basic need that are components of health
Dorothea Orem Self Help Theory- clients learn behaviors the can perform on their own
healthy people 2010 goal to increase quality of years of healthy life to eliminate health disparities
Diploma program hospital based, last three years,
associate degree program birthed by Mildred Montag. two years
Baccalaureate programs established in the beginning of the 20th century, qualify for manager and charge nurse positions
diesease medical term for pathological change in structure or function of body or mind
illness repsonse of person to the disease, unique to each person
Acute illness rapid onset of symptoms and lasts a short time
chronic permeanent change , irreversible
primary prevention promoting health and preventing development of disease processes
secondary prevention early detection of disease, prompt intervention and health maintenance
tertiary prevention begins after an illness is diagnosed and treated to rescue disability and to help rehabilitate patients
Curriculum framework stress and adaptation, provides a link between nurses and patients, patients needs and responses to stress
Five patient needs/aspects of care Psychological, Physical, Pharmacological, Rehabilitation, Nutritional
Five Responses to Stress Immobilization, Infection, Bleeding, Obstruction, Alteration of perception
Five steps of nursing process Assessing, Diagnosing, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation
Thirteen Threads Communication, Culture, Caring, Clinical judgement, Pathophysiology, Professional Behavior, Resources, Nursing trends, Health-Illness Continuum, Interpersonal Relationships, Management of care, Growth and Development, Teaching and Development
critical thinking a conscience process where the individual makes meaningful decisions through a logical and thoughtful process
elements dimension, concepts of ideas, assumptions, purposeful, question/problem, point of view, implications/consequences
the nursing process... is based on the scientific method, helps provide holistic care, systematic method of organ and delivering nursing care
stress forcibly exerted influence or pressure caused by external or internal forces can be physical psychological or both
adaptation process of change one undergoes in response to stressor, the individual reestablishes a steady state
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