NUR 3200 FOUNDATIONS OF PRO
NURSING EXAM 1 | STUDY GUIDE |
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, Health Belief Model - influenced by an individual's perceptions and modifying factors and ultimately results in
the likelihood of an action.
- EX: patient has to identify that they are at risk of falling. then they must believe that
falling could cause them harm. then they have to believe that interventions will prevent a
fall.
health promotion model - addresses how prone a client may be to health behaviors that result from individual
characteristics, experiences, specific knowledge, and so on
- takes into account all external and internal belief factors
- have to meet the patient where they're at
Hollistic health model - requires that we take care of the patient as a whole person, mind and body
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs bottom to top of pyramid:
1. physiological needs
2. safety
3. love and belonging
4. self esteem
5. self actualization
top contributor to errors in the workplace poor communication
Nurse-Patient Relationship 1. information
2. connection
3. comfort
4. protection
Levels of communication - intrapersonal: within the individual
- interpersonal: one-to-onto interactions
- transpersonal: interactions within a persons spiritual domain
- small group
- public
active listening - listen two times longer than you talk
- be attentive
- listen to understand
NURSING EXAM 1 | STUDY GUIDE |
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | NURSING
EXAM PREP | 100% VERIFIED | A+
GUARANTEE
Updated Questions and Answers | 100% Verified Exam Prep
, Health Belief Model - influenced by an individual's perceptions and modifying factors and ultimately results in
the likelihood of an action.
- EX: patient has to identify that they are at risk of falling. then they must believe that
falling could cause them harm. then they have to believe that interventions will prevent a
fall.
health promotion model - addresses how prone a client may be to health behaviors that result from individual
characteristics, experiences, specific knowledge, and so on
- takes into account all external and internal belief factors
- have to meet the patient where they're at
Hollistic health model - requires that we take care of the patient as a whole person, mind and body
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs bottom to top of pyramid:
1. physiological needs
2. safety
3. love and belonging
4. self esteem
5. self actualization
top contributor to errors in the workplace poor communication
Nurse-Patient Relationship 1. information
2. connection
3. comfort
4. protection
Levels of communication - intrapersonal: within the individual
- interpersonal: one-to-onto interactions
- transpersonal: interactions within a persons spiritual domain
- small group
- public
active listening - listen two times longer than you talk
- be attentive
- listen to understand
