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Introduction to Nursing
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Physiological-physical mode
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Self-concept-group identity mode
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Interdependence mode
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Environmental stimuli
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Theory focused on completing tasks efficiently.
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Philosophical and moral approach to nursing that emphasizes the nurse-patient relationship and caring.
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Model for helping patients achieve independence in self-care.
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Framework for adapting to environmental stressors.
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A set of technical skills performed by the nurse.
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An optional aspect of nursing practice.
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The central, unifying, and dominant focus of nursing.
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A concept borrowed from medicine.
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Ensuring efficient drainage and cleanliness.
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Practicing loving-kindness and equanimity.
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Assisting with the gratification of human needs.
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Promoting adaptation in the role function mode.
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The provision for a supportive, protective, and/or corrective environment.
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The assistance with gratification of human needs.
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The allowance for existential-phenomenological forces.
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The development of a helping-trusting, human caring relationship.
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Watson emphasizes the transpersonal caring relationship, while Orem emphasizes managing self-care deficits.
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Orem's theory is a grand theory, while Watson's is a practice theory.
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Watson's theory is for psychiatric patients, while Orem's is for medical-surgical patients.
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Watson's theory is older than Orem's theory.
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Interpersonal relations
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Culturally congruent care.
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A clean and safe environment.
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Assistance with 14 basic needs.
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A therapeutic nurse-patient relationship.
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Culture care preservation or maintenance.
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Culture care accommodation or negotiation.
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Culture care repatterning or restructuring.
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Culture care imposition.
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The need to play or participate in various forms of recreation.
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The need to worship according to one's faith.
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The need to learn, discover, or satisfy the curiosity that leads to normal development.
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The need to avoid dangers in the environment.
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As a passive recipient of care.
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As a collection of 14 basic needs.
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As a partner in the care process whose independence is the ultimate goal.
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As an adaptive system trying to maintain equilibrium.
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Henderson focuses on 14 basic needs, while Orem focuses on the concept of self-care.
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Orem's theory is a grand theory, while Henderson's is a practice theory.
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Henderson's theory is only for well individuals, while Orem's is only for sick individuals.
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Henderson's theory is not applicable in modern hospital settings.
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Assisting the individual, sick or well, in the performance of activities they would perform unaided if they had the necessary strength, will, or knowledge.
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Helping the patient achieve a high level of self-care.
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Fostering a therapeutic interpersonal relationship.
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Manipulating the environment to promote health.
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Eat and drink adequately.
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Communicate with others in expressing emotions, needs, fears, or opinions.
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Move and maintain desirable postures.
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Florence Nightingale
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Providing health education about smoking cessation.
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Ensuring the patient has access to fresh, clean air.
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Exploring the patient's anxiety about their illness.
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Teaching the patient how to perform deep breathing exercises.
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Pure air, pure water, efficient drainage, cleanliness, and light.
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Comfort, nutrition, privacy, socialization, and education.
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Nurse, patient, health, and environment.
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Assessment, diagnosis, planning, and implementation.
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Administering a prescribed antidepressant medication.
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Changing soiled linens promptly.
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Providing a balanced and nutritious meal.
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Opening the window to ventilate the room.
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