Orem NU112
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| Theory | - Explains a process, occurrence or event based on observed facts.
- It lacks absolute or definite proof.
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| Theory Information | - Occurs by use of reasoning
- Inductive Reasoning
- Deductive Reasoning
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| Inductive Reasoning | - Taking specific ides and coming to general conclusions.
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| Deductive Reasoning | - Taking General Ides and coming to specific Ideas
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| Orem's Theory of Self-Care Deficit | - All human beings have universal needs to maintain their self-care status. Orem stems theses universal needs as self-care requisites.
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| Classifications of Self-care requisites | - Universal
- Developmental
- Health Division
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| Universal Requisites | - Air
- Water
- Food
- Elimination
- Activity and Exercise
- Solitude and Social Interactions
- Prevention of Hazards
- Normalcy
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| Developmental Requisites | - Human needs that promote the process of growth and developmental throughout the life cycle.
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| Health Deviation Requisites | - Person who are:
- Ill and in need of treatment
- Injured
- born with birth defects and/or disabled
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| Five Methods of Helping People | - Doing or acting for another
- Guiding and/or Directing
- Providing physical and/or psychological support
- Providing and environment that supports development
- Teaching
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| Three Nursing Systems | - Wholly compensatory
- Partly Compensatory
- Supportive/Educative
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| Wholly Compensatory | - Do everything for a person
- Eg babies, paralyzed
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| Partly Compensatory | - Do somethings for people
- Eg. Alzheimers patients
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| Supportive/Educative | - Helping people do for themselves
- eg. Mothers, Pt. with Broken Leg
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