NURS 2001 Exam Review with Complete
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Relational consciousness - ANS-grounded in the assumption that people are situated
and constituted through social, cultural, political and historical processes and
communities.
Relational inquiry approach includes two essential components - ANS-relational
consciousness and relational inquiry as a form of action
What does it mean to be a nurse - ANS-We need to explore that place where everything
is intricately interwoven
Relational - ANS-complex interplay of human life, the world and nursing practice.
Relational inquiry involves - ANS-highly reasoned, skilled action
Relational Inquiry requires (3 things) - ANS-a) sound knowledge base
b) sophisticated inquiry, observational and analytical skills
c) strong clinical skills (clinical judgement, decision making, clinical competencies)
Relational consciousness extends... - ANS-attention beyond the individual to the
relational interplay occurring at and between the intrapersonal, interpersonal and
contextual levels of being.
Contextual vs. intrapersonal/interpersonal - ANS-Contextually is what is going on
around the people and situation while intra/inter is what is going on within people
involved and what is going on around people and situations respectively.
Relational consciousness is the action of... - ANS-being mindfully aware
Relational inquiry is the "___" of a relational consciousness - ANS-"how to"
it's the moment to examine and relate the intrapersonal, interpersonal and contextual
forces that are affecting us in that moment
Relational inquiry involves being "______" relational spae of "_________" and "______"
- ANS-1. in between
2. knowing
3. not knowing
This involves being curious, looking for what is significant and looking for relationships
and relevance among the elements to inform action.
, HP lens can help: orient... - ANS-and understand illness as a meaningful exprience in
which people will bring differing concerns and values
HP lens can help: more effectively target... - ANS-our nursing action. its important and
significant at different points in time to understand the unique meanings and concerns
that enable us to target our nursing actions in specific ways.
Critical Lens - ANS-a perspective or theoretical approach that provides a context for
analysis
Critical lens is divided into - ANS-1. feminist
2. postcolonial
3. the post structural
Critical lenses draw attention to: - ANS-social, political, historical, economic, and
linguistic contexts.
Structural Lens - ANS-Considered basic structure in society such as local state,
political, economy, globalization, racialization, and institutions such as health, legal,
educational and government systems.
inequities - ANS-refers to differences that arise from social arrangements that are unfair
critical lens focuses attention on - ANS-power, oppression, culture, economic conditions
of life social change.
Critical lens with a feminist filter - ANS-draws attention to how power and inequity are
gendered and how gender relations are socially produced.
gendered expectations dont simply oppress women and advantage men, gendered
expectations shape the lives of _ and _ people of _ _ - ANS-advantaged
disadvantaged
all genders
Colonialism - ANS-processes by which a foreign power dominates and exploits
indigenous groups and more specifically refers to the processes in acted by European
powers
Neocolonialism - ANS-similar domination and exploitation that rather than being
accomplished through physical settlement and military domination neocolonialism is
accomplished through trade agreements and diplomacy backed up with military threat.
Postcolonial lens - ANS-- attention to global relations
- attention to material relations
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Relational consciousness - ANS-grounded in the assumption that people are situated
and constituted through social, cultural, political and historical processes and
communities.
Relational inquiry approach includes two essential components - ANS-relational
consciousness and relational inquiry as a form of action
What does it mean to be a nurse - ANS-We need to explore that place where everything
is intricately interwoven
Relational - ANS-complex interplay of human life, the world and nursing practice.
Relational inquiry involves - ANS-highly reasoned, skilled action
Relational Inquiry requires (3 things) - ANS-a) sound knowledge base
b) sophisticated inquiry, observational and analytical skills
c) strong clinical skills (clinical judgement, decision making, clinical competencies)
Relational consciousness extends... - ANS-attention beyond the individual to the
relational interplay occurring at and between the intrapersonal, interpersonal and
contextual levels of being.
Contextual vs. intrapersonal/interpersonal - ANS-Contextually is what is going on
around the people and situation while intra/inter is what is going on within people
involved and what is going on around people and situations respectively.
Relational consciousness is the action of... - ANS-being mindfully aware
Relational inquiry is the "___" of a relational consciousness - ANS-"how to"
it's the moment to examine and relate the intrapersonal, interpersonal and contextual
forces that are affecting us in that moment
Relational inquiry involves being "______" relational spae of "_________" and "______"
- ANS-1. in between
2. knowing
3. not knowing
This involves being curious, looking for what is significant and looking for relationships
and relevance among the elements to inform action.
, HP lens can help: orient... - ANS-and understand illness as a meaningful exprience in
which people will bring differing concerns and values
HP lens can help: more effectively target... - ANS-our nursing action. its important and
significant at different points in time to understand the unique meanings and concerns
that enable us to target our nursing actions in specific ways.
Critical Lens - ANS-a perspective or theoretical approach that provides a context for
analysis
Critical lens is divided into - ANS-1. feminist
2. postcolonial
3. the post structural
Critical lenses draw attention to: - ANS-social, political, historical, economic, and
linguistic contexts.
Structural Lens - ANS-Considered basic structure in society such as local state,
political, economy, globalization, racialization, and institutions such as health, legal,
educational and government systems.
inequities - ANS-refers to differences that arise from social arrangements that are unfair
critical lens focuses attention on - ANS-power, oppression, culture, economic conditions
of life social change.
Critical lens with a feminist filter - ANS-draws attention to how power and inequity are
gendered and how gender relations are socially produced.
gendered expectations dont simply oppress women and advantage men, gendered
expectations shape the lives of _ and _ people of _ _ - ANS-advantaged
disadvantaged
all genders
Colonialism - ANS-processes by which a foreign power dominates and exploits
indigenous groups and more specifically refers to the processes in acted by European
powers
Neocolonialism - ANS-similar domination and exploitation that rather than being
accomplished through physical settlement and military domination neocolonialism is
accomplished through trade agreements and diplomacy backed up with military threat.
Postcolonial lens - ANS-- attention to global relations
- attention to material relations
