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Define caring caring implies a genuine concern for the well-being of another person.
compassion spontaneous of love. Is motivated by a profound resect for the capability,intelligence and strength of each person
caring behaviours involves encouraging, praiseing, showing warmth, cheerfulness, empathy,love, gentleness, compassion, friendly humour, and reverence for life.
power the ability to affect or persuade another person through the use of energy and strength.
empowerment to enable or permit
advocacy to plead on behalf of an individual, group of cause; to support the rights of others.
caretaking is obsessive and controlling
smothering devour, take over
enabling caretaking without promotion the care receiver's learning or growth and helps them stay stuck in their behaviors.
rescuing sacrifice our own safety of needs in order to meet the needs of others
co-dependancy is an addition to another person or persons and the their problems or to a relationship and its problems
pity feeling sympathetic and responsible for the well-being of others or they may pity the receiver of care
scripts used to describe a person's life plan that was adopted during childhoood
nurture comunicating caring and concern
code of balance 1)be direct 2) be nurturing 3) be firm
The five C's of caring are... compassion- competence- confidence- conscience- commetment-
healthy dependancy childhood, illness assistance learning new skills
unhealthy dependancy physically or emotionally dependant on others and/or have drug, alcohol dependancy
independancy self motivated, little help from others
interdependance the behavior that is balanced between dependence and independence with the individual using behaviours of each
comfort feeling content. Not in any physical or emotional pain.
"the listening mind" state of mind, our beliefs, habits and ability to really listen and focus our attention on the recipient of care's needs
loving detachment allowing ppl to seperate the emotion from the event, the actions from the person and accept that we are unable to control others situations
Piaget's levels of cognitive development sensory motor- preoperational- concrete operations- formal operations-
DIPPS Dignity Independance Privacy Preference Safety
Maslow's Hiearchy of needs 1-physilogical 2-safety and security 3-love and belonging 4-self-esteem 5-self-actualization
5 dimensions of health cognitive social emotional spiritual physical
Moral stage 1 physical consequences of an action and the rules set out by authourites define right and wrong. Obeys rules to avoid punishment
Moral stage 2 Right is defined as serving one's own interests; Follows rules to get reward or fair exchange with others
Moral stage 3 Emphasis is on good person stereotype. Concern for approval from others
Moral stage 4 The focus is on maintainig social order by obeying the laws and carrying out one's responsibilities to others/ society
Moral stage 5 Right is defined by mutual standards that have been agreed upon by the whole society
Moral stage 6 Universal ethical principles that are self-chosen and are valued above the laws or social agreements
ages of developmental stages 0-1 1-3 3-6 6-12 12-19 20-40 40-65 65+
Medical model of care focuses on the physiological causes of ill-health
Social model of care focuses on the whole person (5 dimensions of health) not just physical component
Person centered care- RIDICUPS respect independance dignity individuality communication understanding privacy safety
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