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knowing and accepting limits of your own
knowledge
intellectual humility
TERM 2
willingness to listen to and fairly eval the
ideas, views, beliefs of others tho may not
agree
DEFINITION 2
intell. courage
TERM 3
imaging yourself in place of another in order
to fully understand that other
DEFINITION 3
intell. empathy
TERM 4
holding your own evidence to the same
standard of proof ot which you hold others
DEFINITION 4
intell. integrity
TERM 5
strive for the truth or better understanding in
spite of repeated frusterations and diff
DEFINITION 5
intell perserverance
beliving its in best interesting of humankind
for every person to dev best poss thinking
skills
faith in reason
TERM 7
assess all viewpts similar without regard to
vested intert./feelings of friends/comm
DEFINITION 7
intell. sense of justice
TERM 8
7 critical thinkin attitudes
DEFINITION 8
humilitycourageempathyintegrityperserverancefaith in
reasonsnese of justice
TERM 9
6 critical thinking cognitive skills
DEFINITION 9
divergent
thinkingreasoningreflectioncreativityclarificationbasic
support
TERM 10
ability of individual to analyze diversity of
opinions and jugements
DEFINITION 10
divergent thinking
noting sim and diff, id assumptions and
defining terms
clarification
TERM 17
use of known facts and background
knowledge, make and judg obs and cred. of
source
DEFINITION 17
basic support
TERM 18
ability to undestand and id problems
DEFINITION 18
interpretation
TERM 19
abilityu to ex, org, classify, categorize, diff,
and priotrize
DEFINITION 19
analysis
TERM 20
ability to ass credibility, signif, and appli of
sources of info necessary to support
conclusion
DEFINITION 20
evaluation
ability to formulate hypotheses or draw
conclusions based on evidence
inference
TERM 22
ability to explain the assumptions that lead to
the conclusions reached
DEFINITION 22
explanation
TERM 23
ability for self exam and self corretion
DEFINITION 23
self regulation
TERM 24
critical thinkiing in nurses involves
DEFINITION 24
assumptions you made about pthow do know assumpt are
accuratedo i need more infohow might look at sit differently
TERM 25
first list of nursing
diagnoses-
DEFINITION 25
national group for classifcation of nursing diagnosis
requires dev. ex. clinical judgement
expert nursing
TERM 32
expert nursing consists of what and based on
DEFINITION 32
informed opinions and decisionsempirical knowledge and
experience
TERM 33
best way to develop excellant clinical
judgement
DEFINITION 33
extensive pt direct contact
TERM 34
know what to look for and how to assess
pt
DEFINITION 34
crtical thinking
TERM 35
2 parts of clinical jugement
DEFINITION 35
critical tihnking and reasoning
judgmt that includes critical reflective
thinking and action and appl of scient and
pract logic
clinical decision making
TERM 37
Benner theory
DEFINITION 37
novice to expert
TERM 38
learn facts/rules. dont violate,
DEFINITION 38
novice- 1
TERM 39
experience, perform improves, practice
rules/facts, see things not in rules
DEFINITION 39
advanced beginner-
TERM 40
gain competence, concent on most impt cues,
no longer aware of absolute rules- dont direct
u
DEFINITION 40
competence- stage 3
founded american red cross
clara barton
TERM 47
union superinten. of women nurses, champ
for mental health
DEFINITION 47
dorothea dix
TERM 48
prompted move toward formal education of
nurses
DEFINITION 48
civil war
TERM 49
requirements of early nursing schools 4
DEFINITION 49
good breding, lady likesubmissive to
authoritsnesitiveintelligence
TERM 50
dsicrimination in early training of nurses
against
DEFINITION 50
male, AA, jewish
formed at chiacgos world
fair
national league to nursing
TERM 52
in NY, by lillian ward, to address health
conditions of immigrants
DEFINITION 52
henry street settlement
TERM 53
worked with henry st, fought for safe
contraception, founded forerunners for
planned parentho
DEFINITION 53
marg. sanger
TERM 54
estab stillman house that served colored
people
DEFINITION 54
jessie sleet scales and elizabeth taylor
TERM 55
spanish ameraican war and
nursing
DEFINITION 55
not enough professional nurses, had to enlist lay
nursesarmy/navy nurse corps formed
funds for constructing hospitals (1945-1960)
hill burton act
TERM 62
medicare and medicaid ensured accedd to
what (1961-1985)
DEFINITION 62
health care for elderly, poor, disabled, and increased nurses
in hospital
TERM 63
1961-1985 vietamn war and
nursing
DEFINITION 63
clinical specialiationNP rolemobile hospital units
TERM 64
current challenges of nursing 3
DEFINITION 64
managed care health care restrictionstech changesdiveristy
TERM 65
consitent criteria for profession includes what
DEFINITION 65
specialized knowledge and
autonomyethics/standardsservice/altruisim
prof diff from occup by what 4
type and lenght of prep reqlevel of commitmentbody of
values and beliefscore competencies
TERM 67
4 barriers to professionalism
DEFINITION 67
var. in edu prepgender issueshx influences of relgion and
miltaryexternal and internal conflicts- with med and
subgroups
TERM 68
trend of early studies of nursing edu
DEFINITION 68
should be equilvant to bachelors program
TERM 69
recomm of early nursing edu
DEFINITION 69
higher educationhighly educatednot to staff hospitalsestab
nursing standardsmeet grad requrements
TERM 70
BSN focus on what 6
DEFINITION 70
liberal artsnursing science and clinical nursing
skillscommdecision makingleadershipcare to all pts
certication goes beyond licensure to validate
what
high level of knowledge and prof in practice care
TERM 77
APN have what 3
DEFINITION 77
certification by ANCCmasterssucessful completion of
certication exam
TERM 78
2 challenges in nursing edu
DEFINITION 78
inability of nursing prog to prod enough nurses to meet need
due to lack of capcity in schools and faciluty shortagesneed
to transofrm nursing edu for complex US health care needs
TERM 79
major nurswing concepts 3
DEFINITION 79
person, environment, health
TERM 80
set of interrelated parts in which each part is
necessary as whole
DEFINITION 80
system
5 parts of system
input, throughput, output, eval, feedback
TERM 82
infleucnes from outside environment affect
DEFINITION 82
open system
TERM 83
promotes exchange of matter, energy, info
with other sys and environment
DEFINITION 83
open sys
TERM 84
doesnt interact with other sys or enviroment
DEFINITION 84
closed system
TERM 85
balance within and between systems
DEFINITION 85
homeostasiss
interrelationship of all parts that make up
whole person
holllistic health
TERM 92
rosenstock health belief model has 3 parts
DEFINITION 92
eval of ones vulnerabiliuty and seriousness of conditionhow
eff health beh might bepresence of trigger event that
precipitates the health maintance behavior
TERM 93
self efficiacy and ones preceiption of locus of
control influence
DEFINITION 93
health related behaviors
TERM 94
hollistic nursing care nourished the whole
person 3
DEFINITION 94
body mind spirit
TERM 95
nursing focus on assiting people to 4
DEFINITION 95
manage healthavoid or min disease and disabilityrestore
wellnessachieve a peaceful deaht
intell. acceptance of something as true or
corerct
belief
TERM 97
org beliefs that serve as guide for thinking
and decision making
DEFINITION 97
belief sys
TERM 98
3 categories of beliefs
DEFINITION 98
descriptive or existential bliefsevaluativeprescriptive
(encouraged) or proscriptive (prohibited) beliefs
TERM 99
freely chosen principles, ideals, standards
held by person that gives meaning and life
direction
DEFINITION 99
values
TERM 100
values affect what
DEFINITION 100
attitudes and behaviors
