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| - Measurable and observale, usually detected by someone other than the client |
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- data that comes from the client
- is NOT measurable, such as feelings, thoughts, beliefs, ect. |
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- clubs and organizations
- knowledge/autonomy
- research |
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| The image of nursing yesterday and today |
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- taking care of prisoners/war wounds/just do orders
- ability to specialize and do research |
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- Diploma- 3 year hospital based. Strong clinical background.
- Associate Degree- need for nurses was great in 1950's; get them out before diploma programs. Education emphasis, 2 year community college
- Baccalaureate- BSN, 4 years, gen eds with nursing. Acquire theory, practice, and other disciplines. Use research, prep for grad work. |
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- keep taking credits/education classes to maintain profession.
- 30 CEO's over a 2 year period to keep up with standards and learn new equipment. |
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- Training on the job- updates and certifications
- within the facility you work in |
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| Nursing Practice Standards |
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- nursing process (5 steps)
- care plans
- based on assessment skills, help to analyze data
- determine how you should practice |
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- legislation determines what nurses can/cannot do
- protect patients that are sick
- board set up to determine/enforce rules
- dictates level of education needed for each type of care
- tells what certain nurses (types) can't do |
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- born in England
- Vietnam war
- pushed for more (continuing) education, resepct patients, receive respect
- discussed difference between health and illness
- difference between nursing and medications
- pushed for occupational/recreational therapy
- pushed that research was important |
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- want to better the probability of healthier living
- serving as a role model in behaviors
- keep healthy state
- prevent illness
- teaching |
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| - avoid change in wellness through teaching, acting as a role model, point out risks, programs, seminars--> to discuss ways to reduce, stop, risks of illness |
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- Civil War
- Red Cross in 1882 |
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- Superintendant of nurses
- civil war
- recruited
- reformed treatment of "mentally ill" |
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- First trained nurse in US
- Graduate of New England Hospital
- Record keeping and writing orders |
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- First African American Nurse
- also graduated from New England Hospital |
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- first professor or nursing in the world
- Columbia University
- Published few books on history of nursing |
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| - First midwifery school in US |
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| Maslows Heirarchy of Human Needs |
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1) Physiologic- food, water, shelter, oxygen, vitals, alerntess
2) Safety/Security- Handwashing, medication, teaching
3) Love/Belonging- family relationships, establish patient bond
4) Self-esteem- feeling good about self, self respect, acceptance
5) Self-Actualization- fullfillment, happy, best feeling, full potential |
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- Assessment
- Planning
- Intervention
- Evaluation |
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- the way people live
- beliefs, values in a social structure that you live in |
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| Mom, Dad, Grandparents, other family |
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| - going to an area with a dominant group and accepting/adopting their ways. |
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| - collection of ideas/heritage of a cultural group |
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| - a physical characteristic |
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- spreading of things
- mixture |
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| - typically all are alike, group them together |
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| Providing Health Care Depending on the Culture |
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- Need to know beliefs
- commons diseases/ racial groups
- language/ communication
- how do they value family |
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| - physically/mentally well rounded person |
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- response of person to disease
- disease --> illness |
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Acute- Quickly, rapid onset, short term
(itis= acute)
Chronic- long-term, irreversible, permanant changes, eduaction |
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| What effects Health/Illness? |
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- Physical
- Emotional
- Intellectual
- Environment
- Sociocultural
- Spiritual |
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1) Primary- prevent illness, promote health. (ex. seat belts, immunizations)
2) Secondary- detect disease and do quick intervention to prevent (ex. medication, followups, BP screenings)
3) Tertiary- diagnose and treat as best as possible (ex. medications, surgery, therapy) |
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Health Models
--Dunn
--Rosenstock
--Pender |
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--Dunn- High Level Wellness
- Wellness vs. good health
- Nurisng should care for the total person
--Rosenstock- What people percieve
- susceptible to disease
- seriousness of disease
- benefits of action
--Pender- Multidimensional
- nature of people interacting with the environment to pursue health. |
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Dr. Nola Pender
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- Health Promotion Model
- study of how individuals make decisions about their own health care
- behaviors for enhancing health and longer life
- help provide direction for better health practices
- continues to affect and influence HP related to research, education, and policy
- Serves as a framework for research aimed at predicting overall health-promoting lifestyles |
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- Scientific View
- all parts make whole human being
- positive environment= promoting health |
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- Self care deficit theory
- if any deficit, must fix to have unique
- all people need to maintain health and well being |
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Margaret Newman
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- Humanisitc Model
- go beyond persons to space and time
- expanding consciousness |
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