Question | Answer |
Uniquely described by greiving patient. It is less obvious to others. loss of confidence and loss of prestige. | Perceived loss |
Denial,Anger,Bargaining,Depression,Acceptance | Kubler-Ross |
Letting go by actual death occurs | Anticipatory Grief |
Loss never resolved, cant go thru normal stages of greiving | Complicated Dereivement |
Loss is not socially exceptably to grief, such as miscarriage, mistress death, or homosexuality | Disenfranchised Grief |
Portray Hope, Use outside coping skills | Nursing Care of Pt and Family |
sleep disturbance, appetite loss, dreams of deceased, sighing, crying | Behavior of Grief |
sad, anger, lonely, fatigue, relief, yearning, shock | Feelings of Grief |
Holloweness in stomach, tightness of chest/throat, oversensitivity to noise, short of breath, dry mouth, muscle weakness, lack of energy, depersonalization | Physical symp of Grief |
confused, disbelief, hopelessness, hallucinations, preoccupied with deceased, sense presence of dead | Thoughts of Grief |
Live as actively as possible until death. Pysch care, pain relief, do not hasten or postpone death | Pallative Care |
prevent symptoms such as constipation due to narcotics | Sx control w/ Pallative care |
Fear of dying alone. Encourage families to talk about current activities and reminice | Prevention of Abandonment and injuries |
Hold hand, encourage to express grief openly with patient | Support Grieving Family |
Listen, sit close, eye contact, touch.Pt sets pace. His emotions are OK, | Therapeutic Communication |
stereotype | fit person into a particular patttern w/o further assessment |
culture | integrated pattern of human behaviors |
illness | personal, interpersonal, and cultural reaction to disease |
disease | malfunctioning and maladaptation |
worldview | phenomenon, characteristics of particular cultural groups which are T/F |
emic worldview | inside viewing culture |
Body image | culture/society defines norms |
self-esteem | evaluation of worth |
Role | behaviors you have to do |
Identity | sameness overtime |
Sexuality | thoughts and feelings about your body |
Role Stressor | inability to balance family and career, empty nest, responibilities for aging parent |
Idenitity Stressor | job loss, divorce, neglect, rape, assault, repeated failure |
Sexuality | contraception, abortion, sexual dysfunction, STD |
Spirituality | relationship btwn beliefs and healing. Hope tends to do better |
Faith | relationship w higher being. Gives meaning to life |
Religion | organized and followed |
Hope | attitude of something to live for. Expectations for future |
Health Promotion for Spiritual health | establish prescense, healing relationship |
Acute Care for Spiritual health | support system-family, care around rituals, |
Restorative Care for Spiritual health | prayer and meditation |