PPN102 FINAL EXAM WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS
Week 1
1. What is person-centered therapeutic relationships: - ANSWER-- critical
to healing and satisfaction- categorized as "therapeutic alliance" and
linked to helping people achieve health goals
- begins with expectation people will take active participation in
self-managing health
- time limited
- regardless of time spent PPC should be meaningful
2. Importance of person-centered therapeutic relationships: - ANSWER--
all relationships work better when participants active
- respect each other as equal partners
- strengths everything between nurse/client
- helps you resolve conflicts, reorganize your values and
approaches to life, and teaches you to interpret your thoughts
and feelings
3. What is relational practice: - ANSWER-- Respectful and reflective
approach to inquire into patients lived experiences and health care
needs
- It is a skilled action of respectful, compassionate and
authenticated interested inquiry into another's and ones
experience
4. Importance of relational practice: - ANSWER-- allows nurses to develop
a deeper understanding of patient suffering
5. Components of the Model of Person Centeredness (PCC): - ANSWER--
PPC relationship considers each patient as person first and foremost
with distinctive personally held values, beliefs and life goals
, - each relationship represents unique encounter (interaction that is
supportive for one person may no be considered supportive for
another)
- nurses support self management skills + problem solving + help
build confidence in managing own health
- caring represents core foundational value
6. Differences between social and therapeutic relationships: - ANSWER--
social relationships are established and maintained to meet mutual
need/friendship
- therapeutic relationships are established for professional health
relation purposes within a specific time setting
focus is alway patient health concern and are subject to
ethical/legal standards
7. Relationship between social media and therapeutic relationships: -
ANSWER-they both establish and maintain something and work to have
a good relationship with a person
8. Discuss Peplau's four phases of the therapeutic relationship: - ANSWER-
1) Pre-interaction
9. 2) Orientation
10. 3) Working phase
11. 4) Termination
12. Pre-interaction - ANSWER-- Reviewing a patient's chart or report;
affords greater interpersonal sensitivity prior to meeting; allows you to
reflect and review your professional goal and potential biases
13. Orientation - ANSWER-- Developing conversational ease with
your patient and the trust needed to deepen communication
, 14. Working phase - ANSWER-- Working together to help your patient
discover solutions that fit best and engage them in determining and
implementing activities to meet therapeutic goals
15. Termination - ANSWER-- Evaluating together the patients
responses to treatment and what goals have been achieved; reviewing
instructions and newly developed skills
16. Identify the components of the therapeutic nurse-client
relationship, as described by the CNO - ANSWER-- 5 components;
professional intimacy, power, empathy, respect and trust
- 4 standard statements describe what a nurse is accountable for
in the TNCR:
17. Therapeutic communication, patient centered care, maintaining
boundaries, and protecting the client from abuse
18. How nurses maintain professional boundaries within the
therapeutic nurse-client relationship: - ANSWER-- through: self-
reflection. establishing and following a comprehensive plan of care.
meeting personal needs
19. Week 2 - ANSWER-
20. Describe the meaning of the "therapeutic use of self" - ANSWER--
Nurses uses of "self" in caring for "the whole person" through optimal
connection in a therapeutic relationship
- Caring; an international action that allows you to support your
patients basic integrity/requires commitment knowledge and skill
- Authenticity; being genuine and requires self-awareness
- Presence; requires giving the patient your full attention, requires
active listening, caring communication, sharing knowledge and
skill with the client
ANSWERS
Week 1
1. What is person-centered therapeutic relationships: - ANSWER-- critical
to healing and satisfaction- categorized as "therapeutic alliance" and
linked to helping people achieve health goals
- begins with expectation people will take active participation in
self-managing health
- time limited
- regardless of time spent PPC should be meaningful
2. Importance of person-centered therapeutic relationships: - ANSWER--
all relationships work better when participants active
- respect each other as equal partners
- strengths everything between nurse/client
- helps you resolve conflicts, reorganize your values and
approaches to life, and teaches you to interpret your thoughts
and feelings
3. What is relational practice: - ANSWER-- Respectful and reflective
approach to inquire into patients lived experiences and health care
needs
- It is a skilled action of respectful, compassionate and
authenticated interested inquiry into another's and ones
experience
4. Importance of relational practice: - ANSWER-- allows nurses to develop
a deeper understanding of patient suffering
5. Components of the Model of Person Centeredness (PCC): - ANSWER--
PPC relationship considers each patient as person first and foremost
with distinctive personally held values, beliefs and life goals
, - each relationship represents unique encounter (interaction that is
supportive for one person may no be considered supportive for
another)
- nurses support self management skills + problem solving + help
build confidence in managing own health
- caring represents core foundational value
6. Differences between social and therapeutic relationships: - ANSWER--
social relationships are established and maintained to meet mutual
need/friendship
- therapeutic relationships are established for professional health
relation purposes within a specific time setting
focus is alway patient health concern and are subject to
ethical/legal standards
7. Relationship between social media and therapeutic relationships: -
ANSWER-they both establish and maintain something and work to have
a good relationship with a person
8. Discuss Peplau's four phases of the therapeutic relationship: - ANSWER-
1) Pre-interaction
9. 2) Orientation
10. 3) Working phase
11. 4) Termination
12. Pre-interaction - ANSWER-- Reviewing a patient's chart or report;
affords greater interpersonal sensitivity prior to meeting; allows you to
reflect and review your professional goal and potential biases
13. Orientation - ANSWER-- Developing conversational ease with
your patient and the trust needed to deepen communication
, 14. Working phase - ANSWER-- Working together to help your patient
discover solutions that fit best and engage them in determining and
implementing activities to meet therapeutic goals
15. Termination - ANSWER-- Evaluating together the patients
responses to treatment and what goals have been achieved; reviewing
instructions and newly developed skills
16. Identify the components of the therapeutic nurse-client
relationship, as described by the CNO - ANSWER-- 5 components;
professional intimacy, power, empathy, respect and trust
- 4 standard statements describe what a nurse is accountable for
in the TNCR:
17. Therapeutic communication, patient centered care, maintaining
boundaries, and protecting the client from abuse
18. How nurses maintain professional boundaries within the
therapeutic nurse-client relationship: - ANSWER-- through: self-
reflection. establishing and following a comprehensive plan of care.
meeting personal needs
19. Week 2 - ANSWER-
20. Describe the meaning of the "therapeutic use of self" - ANSWER--
Nurses uses of "self" in caring for "the whole person" through optimal
connection in a therapeutic relationship
- Caring; an international action that allows you to support your
patients basic integrity/requires commitment knowledge and skill
- Authenticity; being genuine and requires self-awareness
- Presence; requires giving the patient your full attention, requires
active listening, caring communication, sharing knowledge and
skill with the client
