NURS 1003 EXAM-QUESTIONS AND 100% VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS!
Experimental Learning
Learning through doing
Four stages of experiential learning
Personal experience, reflection, transformation of knowledge, experience action
What are ways of using experimental learning?
Group discussion, case studies, simulations, role plays, practice exercises, labs, seminars
Why is communication between the nurse and patient important?
Impacts delivery of care, patient understands condition, better health outcomes, decreased
health care costs
Communication
Complex composite of verbal and non verbal behaviours
meta-communication
communication about communication
Modes of Communication
Verbal, non verbal
verbal communication
,spoken or written words
Two levels of meaning
denotation and connotative
Denotation
the literal meaning of a word
Connotation
Personalized meaning of a word
verbal communication
Culture, second language, slang, pitch and tone, age, situation
Non-verbal communication
Body language, congruent non verbal behaviours, touch, proxemics, silence, attend the patients
non verbal, body cues
self-concept
Oraganized networlk of ideas
self-esteem
A persons personal sense of worth, we accept or approve of ourselves
Self concept is important because?
, It is a protective factor when coping with an illness or health challenge, explains behaviour,
conceptual framework for decision making, shapes expectations
Self concept in interpersonal relationships
Perceptions are influenced by each persons self concepts, influential in forming perceptions of
self and others, can be impacted by communication
Characteristics of self concept
Dynamic, holistic, unique
How does the self develop?
Appraisals are made by significant others about the self, the appraisals are repeated and
become incorporated into self, behaviour emerges to match the appraisals, the self is open for
reappraisal
Factors/experiences that influence self concept
Societal and cultural norms, intrapersonal and interpersonal influences, life experiences, social
media
Theoretical frameworks
Self concept frameworks, eriksons theory of psychological development
What are some approaches to self concept?
Maslows hierarchy of needs, carl rogers humanistic theory, carl jung, eriksons theory of
psychology
CORRECT ANSWERS!
Experimental Learning
Learning through doing
Four stages of experiential learning
Personal experience, reflection, transformation of knowledge, experience action
What are ways of using experimental learning?
Group discussion, case studies, simulations, role plays, practice exercises, labs, seminars
Why is communication between the nurse and patient important?
Impacts delivery of care, patient understands condition, better health outcomes, decreased
health care costs
Communication
Complex composite of verbal and non verbal behaviours
meta-communication
communication about communication
Modes of Communication
Verbal, non verbal
verbal communication
,spoken or written words
Two levels of meaning
denotation and connotative
Denotation
the literal meaning of a word
Connotation
Personalized meaning of a word
verbal communication
Culture, second language, slang, pitch and tone, age, situation
Non-verbal communication
Body language, congruent non verbal behaviours, touch, proxemics, silence, attend the patients
non verbal, body cues
self-concept
Oraganized networlk of ideas
self-esteem
A persons personal sense of worth, we accept or approve of ourselves
Self concept is important because?
, It is a protective factor when coping with an illness or health challenge, explains behaviour,
conceptual framework for decision making, shapes expectations
Self concept in interpersonal relationships
Perceptions are influenced by each persons self concepts, influential in forming perceptions of
self and others, can be impacted by communication
Characteristics of self concept
Dynamic, holistic, unique
How does the self develop?
Appraisals are made by significant others about the self, the appraisals are repeated and
become incorporated into self, behaviour emerges to match the appraisals, the self is open for
reappraisal
Factors/experiences that influence self concept
Societal and cultural norms, intrapersonal and interpersonal influences, life experiences, social
media
Theoretical frameworks
Self concept frameworks, eriksons theory of psychological development
What are some approaches to self concept?
Maslows hierarchy of needs, carl rogers humanistic theory, carl jung, eriksons theory of
psychology
