NSG 251 Latest Questions and Verified Answers
nursing diagnosis of personal identity disturbance
strategy includes encouraging patient to engage in open-ended questions
- what is this patient coping with related to self identity
- what is this patient able to do in their current situation
- what is needed to support this patient
self-efficacy
belief that one has the capacity or power to carry out tasks
- predicated on positive view of the subject and one's ability to master it
- send patients home with faith in themselves
spirituality
self-chosen beliefs/values that give meaning to a person's life
- can be associated with religion/faith
- component of how one defines themselves
therapeutic relationship
allows nurses to apply professional knowledge, skills, abilities and experiences to meet
health needs of client
- focus on patient-centered care
4 key components of patient-centered care relationships
- holistic
- respectful
- individualized
- empowering
, collaborative patient-centered relationships
care coordination among multiple care providers
- brings interdisciplinary skills needed to support desired outcomes
hildegard peplau's interpersonal nursing theory
phases of nurse-patient relationship:
1. pre-interaction
2. orientation
3. working phase
4. termination
professional roles of the nurse:
1. stranger
2. resource
3. teaching
4. counseling
5. surrogate/advocate
6. leadership
pre-interaction phase
- review chart/report
- anticipate needs
orientation phase
- introduction
- create comfortable setting
- aligns with assessment phase of nursing process
working phase
nursing diagnosis of personal identity disturbance
strategy includes encouraging patient to engage in open-ended questions
- what is this patient coping with related to self identity
- what is this patient able to do in their current situation
- what is needed to support this patient
self-efficacy
belief that one has the capacity or power to carry out tasks
- predicated on positive view of the subject and one's ability to master it
- send patients home with faith in themselves
spirituality
self-chosen beliefs/values that give meaning to a person's life
- can be associated with religion/faith
- component of how one defines themselves
therapeutic relationship
allows nurses to apply professional knowledge, skills, abilities and experiences to meet
health needs of client
- focus on patient-centered care
4 key components of patient-centered care relationships
- holistic
- respectful
- individualized
- empowering
, collaborative patient-centered relationships
care coordination among multiple care providers
- brings interdisciplinary skills needed to support desired outcomes
hildegard peplau's interpersonal nursing theory
phases of nurse-patient relationship:
1. pre-interaction
2. orientation
3. working phase
4. termination
professional roles of the nurse:
1. stranger
2. resource
3. teaching
4. counseling
5. surrogate/advocate
6. leadership
pre-interaction phase
- review chart/report
- anticipate needs
orientation phase
- introduction
- create comfortable setting
- aligns with assessment phase of nursing process
working phase
