NSG 1050 Exam 2 | Fundamentals of Nursing, Infection Control & Communication
Swanson's Theory - (ANSWER)-Provides direction for how to develop useful and effective caring
strategies
-supports claim that caring is a central nursing phenomenon, but not necessarily unique to nursing
-created caring process
caring process - (ANSWER)1. knowing
2. Being with
3. Doing For
4. enabling
5. Maintaining Belief
Watson's Transpersonal Caring Theory - (ANSWER)-places care before cure
-Instilling faith-hope
-cultivating a sensitivity to one's self and to others
Leininger Transcultural Caring - (ANSWER)-describes care as the essence and central , unifying, and
dominant domain that distinguishes nursing from other health disciplines
-understand cultural caring beliefs
-doesn't always mean a person is from a different county
Purpose and Benefits of Spiritual Care - (ANSWER)-spiritual, mind, body connections affect health
-balances value, goals, and belief
-connectiveness, social care
Ethics of Care - (ANSWER)Concerned with relationships between people and the nurses character and
attitude towards others
Dr. Rishi Manchandra's points - (ANSWER)-One must utilize information from a patient's health history
-changing the sense of confidence to address the living and working conditions in patient's lives
, NSG 1050 Exam 2 | Fundamentals of Nursing, Infection Control & Communication
Inference - (ANSWER)judgement of interpretation of clues
OLDCART
use and definition - (ANSWER)-Use when assessing pain
O - Onset
L - Location
D - Duration
C - Characteristics
A - Aggravating Factors
R - Relieving Factors
T -Timing
Chief Complaint - (ANSWER)Presenting Complaint, symptoms
Inspection - (ANSWER)Method of physical examination by which the patient is visually systemically
examined for a appearance, structure, function, and behavior
Auscultation - (ANSWER)Method of physical examination, listening to the sounds produced by the body,
usually with a stethoscope
Percussion - (ANSWER)Method of physical examination whereby the location, size and density of a body
part is determined by the ton obtained from the striking of short, sharp taps of fingers
Palpation - (ANSWER)Method of physical examination whereby the fingers or hands of the examiner are
applied to patients body parts underlying skin
Objective Data - (ANSWER)Observations of measurements of a patient's health status
Subjective Data - (ANSWER)Patient's verbal descriptions of their health problems
EX: feelings, perceptions and self-report of symptoms
Swanson's Theory - (ANSWER)-Provides direction for how to develop useful and effective caring
strategies
-supports claim that caring is a central nursing phenomenon, but not necessarily unique to nursing
-created caring process
caring process - (ANSWER)1. knowing
2. Being with
3. Doing For
4. enabling
5. Maintaining Belief
Watson's Transpersonal Caring Theory - (ANSWER)-places care before cure
-Instilling faith-hope
-cultivating a sensitivity to one's self and to others
Leininger Transcultural Caring - (ANSWER)-describes care as the essence and central , unifying, and
dominant domain that distinguishes nursing from other health disciplines
-understand cultural caring beliefs
-doesn't always mean a person is from a different county
Purpose and Benefits of Spiritual Care - (ANSWER)-spiritual, mind, body connections affect health
-balances value, goals, and belief
-connectiveness, social care
Ethics of Care - (ANSWER)Concerned with relationships between people and the nurses character and
attitude towards others
Dr. Rishi Manchandra's points - (ANSWER)-One must utilize information from a patient's health history
-changing the sense of confidence to address the living and working conditions in patient's lives
, NSG 1050 Exam 2 | Fundamentals of Nursing, Infection Control & Communication
Inference - (ANSWER)judgement of interpretation of clues
OLDCART
use and definition - (ANSWER)-Use when assessing pain
O - Onset
L - Location
D - Duration
C - Characteristics
A - Aggravating Factors
R - Relieving Factors
T -Timing
Chief Complaint - (ANSWER)Presenting Complaint, symptoms
Inspection - (ANSWER)Method of physical examination by which the patient is visually systemically
examined for a appearance, structure, function, and behavior
Auscultation - (ANSWER)Method of physical examination, listening to the sounds produced by the body,
usually with a stethoscope
Percussion - (ANSWER)Method of physical examination whereby the location, size and density of a body
part is determined by the ton obtained from the striking of short, sharp taps of fingers
Palpation - (ANSWER)Method of physical examination whereby the fingers or hands of the examiner are
applied to patients body parts underlying skin
Objective Data - (ANSWER)Observations of measurements of a patient's health status
Subjective Data - (ANSWER)Patient's verbal descriptions of their health problems
EX: feelings, perceptions and self-report of symptoms
