NURS 104 EXAM 1 – Questions With Correct
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Terms in this set (135)
nursing theory compilation of data that defines, describes, and
logically relates information that will explain past
nursing phenomena and predict future trends
must have at least two related concepts that
support theory
abstract generalization that presents a systematic
explanation about how phenomena are interrelated
Caring how is nursing an art?
Empathy
Compassion
Creation of helping, healing
relationships
Morals
Values
Perceptions of patient needs
It is your innate ability to respond to
the needs of others
Collection of data related to nursing how is nursing a science?
that may
be applied to the practice of nursing.
guides the practice of nursing to
better serve patients through healing,
prevention, education, and health
maintenance.
,healing what is included in the science of nursing
prevention
edu
health maintenance
hypothesis list the steps of the scientific process
method
data collection
results
evaluation
hypothesis Ask the question that is to be the main focus
method Decide what data will be collected to answer the
question
data collection Implement the step-by-step procedure that has been
determined to answer the question
results ID outcome
evaluation Are the outcomes relevant based on statistical data?
Determine significance of the findings. Future
research
,paradigm A set of assumptions, concepts, values, and practices
that constitutes a way of viewing reality for the
community that shares them, especially in an
intellectual discipline.
extra
There has been a paradigm shift in the medical
model...no longer is the physician in control ordering
whatever he sees fit...consumers and government and
private insurances
Factors: cost and health disparities
"care that does not vary in quality because of
personal characteristics such as gender, ethnicity,
geographic location, and socioeconomic status."
Other factors that contribute to health equity include
disability and sexual orientation.
cultural competency—or the ability of health
providers to relate to patients of different racial,
ethnic, or socioeconomic backgrounds
Research can help inform the way health systems
address disparities
Reimbursement for health care has undergone
radical changes through the implementation of the
Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare). No pre-existing
conditions, expansion of Medicaid services, child
eligible to be on parent's insurance until 26 years of
age; focus on preventive health; health care market
place; competitive pricing of health insurance
benefits
nursing paradigm basic concepts in nursing
nursing what makes up the nursing paradigm?
person
health
envt
, less bedside time, more computer describe nursing portion in nursing paradigm
time; more technology and skills
required to operate; different shifts:
advanced roles; less task-oriented,
more critical thinking
aging population with more chronic describe person portion in nursing paradigm
illnesses; premature infants surviving
due to medical advances; mentally ill
not in hospitals anymore; more
diagnoses like ADHD, autism,
Alzheimer's, cancers from
environmental toxins
How achieved through the present describe health portion in nursing paradigm
health care system; a shift from
tertiary care to primary care; cost and
quality; collaborative, integrated,
seamless care. Nursing must take into
account the psychological, biological,
sociocultural, intellectual and spiritual
facets of humans because these issues
affect health. Harder to do this in this
day and age with everything that is
going in healthcare and our world
today
fast-food, more global world, more describe envt portion in nursing paradigm
travel internationally; increases risk for
disease transmission, esp. from third
world countries that don't have the
immunization rates we have and some
people's choice to avoid or delay
vaccination; GMO's, food additives,
antibiotics and steroids given to
animal for mass food production;
pesticides on fruits and vegetables
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Terms in this set (135)
nursing theory compilation of data that defines, describes, and
logically relates information that will explain past
nursing phenomena and predict future trends
must have at least two related concepts that
support theory
abstract generalization that presents a systematic
explanation about how phenomena are interrelated
Caring how is nursing an art?
Empathy
Compassion
Creation of helping, healing
relationships
Morals
Values
Perceptions of patient needs
It is your innate ability to respond to
the needs of others
Collection of data related to nursing how is nursing a science?
that may
be applied to the practice of nursing.
guides the practice of nursing to
better serve patients through healing,
prevention, education, and health
maintenance.
,healing what is included in the science of nursing
prevention
edu
health maintenance
hypothesis list the steps of the scientific process
method
data collection
results
evaluation
hypothesis Ask the question that is to be the main focus
method Decide what data will be collected to answer the
question
data collection Implement the step-by-step procedure that has been
determined to answer the question
results ID outcome
evaluation Are the outcomes relevant based on statistical data?
Determine significance of the findings. Future
research
,paradigm A set of assumptions, concepts, values, and practices
that constitutes a way of viewing reality for the
community that shares them, especially in an
intellectual discipline.
extra
There has been a paradigm shift in the medical
model...no longer is the physician in control ordering
whatever he sees fit...consumers and government and
private insurances
Factors: cost and health disparities
"care that does not vary in quality because of
personal characteristics such as gender, ethnicity,
geographic location, and socioeconomic status."
Other factors that contribute to health equity include
disability and sexual orientation.
cultural competency—or the ability of health
providers to relate to patients of different racial,
ethnic, or socioeconomic backgrounds
Research can help inform the way health systems
address disparities
Reimbursement for health care has undergone
radical changes through the implementation of the
Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare). No pre-existing
conditions, expansion of Medicaid services, child
eligible to be on parent's insurance until 26 years of
age; focus on preventive health; health care market
place; competitive pricing of health insurance
benefits
nursing paradigm basic concepts in nursing
nursing what makes up the nursing paradigm?
person
health
envt
, less bedside time, more computer describe nursing portion in nursing paradigm
time; more technology and skills
required to operate; different shifts:
advanced roles; less task-oriented,
more critical thinking
aging population with more chronic describe person portion in nursing paradigm
illnesses; premature infants surviving
due to medical advances; mentally ill
not in hospitals anymore; more
diagnoses like ADHD, autism,
Alzheimer's, cancers from
environmental toxins
How achieved through the present describe health portion in nursing paradigm
health care system; a shift from
tertiary care to primary care; cost and
quality; collaborative, integrated,
seamless care. Nursing must take into
account the psychological, biological,
sociocultural, intellectual and spiritual
facets of humans because these issues
affect health. Harder to do this in this
day and age with everything that is
going in healthcare and our world
today
fast-food, more global world, more describe envt portion in nursing paradigm
travel internationally; increases risk for
disease transmission, esp. from third
world countries that don't have the
immunization rates we have and some
people's choice to avoid or delay
vaccination; GMO's, food additives,
antibiotics and steroids given to
animal for mass food production;
pesticides on fruits and vegetables
