advance directive
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formal written documents that outline a patient's desires regarding
Use or withholding of hydration an/or total parenteral nutrition
Resuscitation or intubation in event of a life-threatening emergency
Individual who has authority to make decisions on patient's behalf if patient
is unable to do so.
spirituality across the lifespan: adolescents
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, Spirituality will reflect process of differentiating self from parents, forming
unique identity, thinking independently
-May be inclined toward spirituality that ties in with these needs
Nursing care that supports spiritual well-being recognizes these
characteristics
Defining characteristics of spiritual distress
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Lack of hope, meaning, purpose, forgiveness, intimacy with the divine
Anger or lack of interest about previously spiritually nurturing people or
resources
implementation for spiritual distress
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Recognize and validate the patient's inner resources
Coping methods
Humor
Motivation
Self-determination
Positive attitude
Assist patient to leave a legacy by storytelling and/or recording life stories
Encourage creative expression through art, music, writing
Foster ways for patient to keep in touch with nature, maintain sense of
wonder
Recognize that nature provides examples of orderliness in universe even in
loss
, Most important thing nurse can do is to present to patient in ways that
communicate hearing, accepting, not judging
provide presence
refer patients for spiritual counseling
factors affecting an individual's stress response
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individual factors
-genetic predisposition
-past experience coping with stressors
-ability to meet own basic human needs
-cultural beliefs and customs
-holistic health and well-being
-personal worldview and appraisal
-coping mechanisms and history of coping successes
environmental factors
-family support and connectedness
-community support
-financial resources
-community resources
-access to healthcare and education
-family appraisal
-social support
agnosticism vs atheism
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, Agnosticism: doubt that a supreme being exists or belief that the existence
of a supreme being has not been proved
Atheism: no belief in any god
contributions to spiritual distress
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Physiologic problems
Treatment-related concerns
Situational concerns
-Death or illness of a significant other
-Inability to practice one's spiritual rituals
-Feelings of embarrassment when practicing spiritual rituals
benzodiazepines
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alprazolam (xanax)
clonazepam (klonopin)
diazepam (valium)
lorazepam (ativan)
temazepam (restoril)
spirituality throughout the lifespan: adults
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formal written documents that outline a patient's desires regarding
Use or withholding of hydration an/or total parenteral nutrition
Resuscitation or intubation in event of a life-threatening emergency
Individual who has authority to make decisions on patient's behalf if patient
is unable to do so.
spirituality across the lifespan: adolescents
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, Spirituality will reflect process of differentiating self from parents, forming
unique identity, thinking independently
-May be inclined toward spirituality that ties in with these needs
Nursing care that supports spiritual well-being recognizes these
characteristics
Defining characteristics of spiritual distress
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Lack of hope, meaning, purpose, forgiveness, intimacy with the divine
Anger or lack of interest about previously spiritually nurturing people or
resources
implementation for spiritual distress
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Recognize and validate the patient's inner resources
Coping methods
Humor
Motivation
Self-determination
Positive attitude
Assist patient to leave a legacy by storytelling and/or recording life stories
Encourage creative expression through art, music, writing
Foster ways for patient to keep in touch with nature, maintain sense of
wonder
Recognize that nature provides examples of orderliness in universe even in
loss
, Most important thing nurse can do is to present to patient in ways that
communicate hearing, accepting, not judging
provide presence
refer patients for spiritual counseling
factors affecting an individual's stress response
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individual factors
-genetic predisposition
-past experience coping with stressors
-ability to meet own basic human needs
-cultural beliefs and customs
-holistic health and well-being
-personal worldview and appraisal
-coping mechanisms and history of coping successes
environmental factors
-family support and connectedness
-community support
-financial resources
-community resources
-access to healthcare and education
-family appraisal
-social support
agnosticism vs atheism
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, Agnosticism: doubt that a supreme being exists or belief that the existence
of a supreme being has not been proved
Atheism: no belief in any god
contributions to spiritual distress
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Physiologic problems
Treatment-related concerns
Situational concerns
-Death or illness of a significant other
-Inability to practice one's spiritual rituals
-Feelings of embarrassment when practicing spiritual rituals
benzodiazepines
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alprazolam (xanax)
clonazepam (klonopin)
diazepam (valium)
lorazepam (ativan)
temazepam (restoril)
spirituality throughout the lifespan: adults
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