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3/6/24, 10:18 PM Nursing | Quizlet

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60 Multiple choice questions

Definition 1 of 120
The plan must be administered and operated on a non-profit basis

Public Adminstration (Non Profit)

Jean Watson (Developmental Theorist)

3. outcomes (goals)

Hildegard Peplau (interactive Theorist)

Definition 2 of 120
A populations health status is attributed to the quality of health care services like LTC,
homecare, acute-care, and preventive services.

Health Policies

Health Literacy

Health Services

Health Promotion




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Definition 3 of 120
•Person: one who needs and seeks the services of a nurse to help solve any health problems
(integrated with respect, dignity, and to be heard)
•Nurse: needs to be empathetic, observant, and hearing the patient, apply theoretical
concepts & determine the right intervention
•Environment: interpersonal relationships based on the individual's patterns of behaviour are
critical in determining one's quality of life
•Health: orientation, working, and termination phases that help develop a care plan and see it
through to discharge

Hildegard Peplau (Interactive Theorist)


Nursing function


Mass Retirement in the Workforce

Callista Roy (systematic Theorist)

Definition 4 of 120
Federal and Provincial grants matched each other to fund the improvement of hospitals and
community health services.
Hospitals Boom across the country.

1938: National Health Grant Acts Programme

personal health practices

1948: National Health Grant Acts Programme


1943: National Health Grant Acts Programme




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Definition 5 of 120
•Person: seen as a whole person
•Nurse: helps restore or maintain the stability of the person's health and coping ability
•Environment: any factor that affects the client
•Health: is wellness and is defined "as the condition of optimal stability of the client/ client
system"
- balance of the 5 factors (physical, psychological, sociocultural, developmental, spiritual) of
the person as he/she interacts with the environment

Callista Roy (systematic Theorist)

Betty Neuman (Systematic Theorist)

Virginia Henderson (interactive Theorist)

Hildegard Peplau (Interactive Theorist)

Definition 6 of 120
•Insure residents must have reasonable access to medically necessary hospital and physician
services regardless of income, age, health status, gender, or geographic area.
•Extra-billing for insured services not allowed (no side deals)
•Community services not covered i.e. LTC, homecare, med. equipment, medication, dental,
glasses

Accessibility

Health Definition

Comprehensiveness

Health Services

Definition 7 of 120
-patients have the right to know what level of care is being provided to them

Traveling Nursing

Fitness to practice

Social Environments

Informed Consumerism


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Definition 8 of 120
•1737, Montreal forms the Grey Nuns (or Sisters of Charity)
•Advocated health care for the poor and pioneer home visits

Marguerite d'Youville

Health definition

Advocate

Florence nightingale

Term 9 of 120
Qualitative research

•emphasize control, validity, replicability (outcome is more important)
•widely used in initial development of nursing knowledge
•used to gain validity and acceptance by medical profession

•competence
•experience
•knowledge: of the patient, of ourselves, of the situation, general (empirical) and
particular (aesthetic)

•allows glimpse into the life of a client
•how nursing, and nursing interventions, help or hinder the patient's recovery and future
life


-hired to travel to remote communities (local or internationally)
-more diversity in practical experience
-standards of nursing differentiate




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