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| caring for the sick was an expression of the values of hospitality and charity. Prayed to gods for healing- very primitive medical procedures |
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| nursing the sick was a one of Jesus’s early teachings. Love one’s neighbor |
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| Daughters of Charity, the Sisters of Mercy, Florence Nightinggale- spirituality was at the heart of human nature |
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| Spiritual Care was less important and more focus on the science- using the scientific method. |
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| theories related to God and God’s relation to the world |
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A notion of sin (Western religions).
Evil and suffering
Salvation or enlightenment
A view of eschatology- or doctrines about the human soul in relation to death, judgment, and eternal life
An explanation of the nature of reality- the higher Self or soul
Sacred writings
A notion of created order and purpose.
A definition og human being that includes important life events. |
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| what are some common religioius beliefs? |
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A “journey” that takes place over time and involves the accumulation of life experiences and understanding
An attempt to find meaning, value, and purpose in life |
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| a set of beliefs developed over time-something that is believed especially with strong conviction; especially : a system of religious beliefs |
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| routed in purpose, desire with expectation of attainment |
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| affection for another rising out of kinship ties |
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| this is an aspect of spirituality |
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| t/fPeople who are higher on religious involvement tend to live longer. |
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| One of the the oldest religions and the foundation of Christianity. |
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| some patients will ask for a Kosher diet- or the women may want their body and limbs covered- men may wear their Kappel. |
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| nursing considerations for Jewish people? |
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| what religion Follows the teachings of the Bible and one God. Multiple denominations |
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| rely on God for healing and don’t believe in medicial interventions- often only in the hospital if in an accident- like Morman do not drink alcohol or caffieine- like Jehovah witnesses do not accept blood transfusions. No donating or receiving organs. |
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| nursing considerations for Christian scientists? |
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| Submits to Allah (God). Follow the Koran- forbidden to eat pork- if eat meat must be killed in a special manner- halal- can eat fish and pork- cooked. |
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| Ike to wah in free flowing water- bath tubs are unhygenic. Sometimes women prefer women |
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| nursing considerations for islamic? |
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| reformist outgrowth of Islam. |
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| way of life- core teaching is that suffering can be ended by following the enlightened path. Very involved with nature notetaking is forbidden. |
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| personal dignity and a deep love of God. Often vegetarian. |
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| nature is a huge part of this relgion |
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| be aware, have knowledge of! |
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| what is one of the first steps to performing spiritual care? |
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Determine whether client wishes you to pray for him or with him
Ask what client would like you to address in prayer |
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| what should you do first when praying with a pt? |
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| anything that allows for the presence of the transcendent |
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