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What is the name of the person who did the following:

- former school teacher

- helped open 32 state hospitals and advocated for shelter, nutritious food,
and warm clothing

- believed mental illness was curable

- challenged perception on mental health - ANSWER Dorthea Dix

Who is the person who did the following:

- published "Interpersonal Relations in Nursing" which advocated for
relationship-based care (nurse-client)

- was considered the "Mother of Psychiatric Nursing" - ANSWER Hildegard
Peplau

Hildegard Peplau was also known by what name? - ANSWER the "Mother of
Psychiatric Nursing"

What is Milieu therapy? - ANSWER soothing care to provide optimum safety
and comfort

a nurse-led culture and atmosphere of a hospital ward

more than environment, but a healing culture, rich in relationships and
attentiveness to patients

What is transference in a healthcare setting? - ANSWER an unconscious

, response of patients where they experience feelings and attitudes toward the
nurse that were originally associated with significant figures in their lives -->
could be positive or negative

in other words the patient unconsciously acts like a person that they have
had a personal relationship with in their lifetime

What is counter transference in a healthcare setting? - ANSWER an emotional
response of the NURSE that develops due to patient qualities that stimulate
emotions on their own personal experience, leading to behavior that is not
appropriate to the therapeutic relationship

maybe an example can be a nurse feeling offended by harsh words from a
patient, which leads to the nurse giving poorer care and having a bad
attitude towards the patient

What are the 4 therapeutic relationship phases? - ANSWER - pre-interaction
phase

- orientation phase

- working phase

- termination phase




Describe what the pre-interaction phase is in the phases of a relationship -
ANSWER the phase where the nurse is prepping for the encounter with the
patient




this may include reading the patient chart or receiving report

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