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Theory Powerpoint Exam 1 | NURS - Nursing, Quizzes of Nursing

Class: NURS - Nursing; Subject: Nursing; University: Marymount University; Term: Forever 1989;

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knowing and accepting limits of your own
knowledge
DEFINITION 1
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
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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