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Affirms nursing's human foundations Nursing Humanistic Framework
and is primarily concerned with
human beings, their values, beliefs,
perceptions, capacities and
achievements.
The humanistic framework addresses nursing
_______ as its central concept.
Integral to Nursing are what four Humanity, Environment, Health, and Valuing
concepts?
**Nursing interacts with each of these four
concepts as they in turn, interact with each other.
These concepts are addressed throughout the
program.
The sub-concepts of Nursing are? knowledge, responsibility and accountability,
leadership/management, research, and
professional role.
,A unique human being, functioning Humanity
as an integrated whole, reflecting
bio-psycho-socio-spiritual-cultural
dimensions.
The sum total of all internal and Environment
external dimensions that influence
human beings.
A dynamic state of bio-psycho- Health
socio-spiritual cultural wellbeing.
To hold in high esteem the inherent Valuing
worth and dignity of all individuals.
A science and an art which focuses Nursing
on the diagnosis and treatment of
human responses.
Nursing _____ is based on the liberal knowledge
arts and sciences and incorporates
humanity/environment health/valuing
True or False: Professional nurses True
accept responsibility and are
therefore held accountable to
maintain Standards of Practice and
adhere to the Code of Ethics of the
profession.
Working collaboratively with Leadership/Management
individuals and groups to accomplish
professional goals.
,A process of inquiry that provides Research
evidence contributing to nursing's
expanding body of knowledge.
Provides humanistic health care to Professional Role
promote health and manage illness
for individuals, families and
communities in accordance with
standards of nursing practice.
Believed women should question Florence Nightingale
roles assigned to them by society
Contributions to Nursing
-Focus of caring for patients
=Concept of life-long learning
=Keeping statistics
=Established a School of Nursing
with a curriculum of both theory and
clinical practice
-Nurses should be leaders in their
community
-Recognized the need for care and Clara Barton
supplies to soldiers during the Civil
War
-Provided nursing care to soldiers
from both sides.
-Established the American Red Cross
, Which national agency is responsible A
for providing recommendations on
nursing practice issues in the
educational environments?
A. Pew Health Professions
Commission
B. The Joint Commission
C. Omnibus Budget Reconciliation
Act
D. National Council Licensure
Examination
Florence Nightingale fostered the B
development of nursing as a
profession. What was the basis of her
nursing theory?
A. The nurse's role is to assist
individuals (sick or well) to carry out
those activities that they would
perform unaided If they had the
necessary strength, will, or
knowledge
B. The goal of nursing is to put the
patient in the best condition for
nature to act upon him, primarily by
altering the environment
C. The focus of nursing is the spiritual
subjective aspects of both eh nurs
and the patient and the caring
moment relating to the time when
the nurse and the patient first come
together
D. The focus of nursing is the care of
human beings who are viewed as
open systems in constant interaction
with their environments
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Terms in this set (221)
Affirms nursing's human foundations Nursing Humanistic Framework
and is primarily concerned with
human beings, their values, beliefs,
perceptions, capacities and
achievements.
The humanistic framework addresses nursing
_______ as its central concept.
Integral to Nursing are what four Humanity, Environment, Health, and Valuing
concepts?
**Nursing interacts with each of these four
concepts as they in turn, interact with each other.
These concepts are addressed throughout the
program.
The sub-concepts of Nursing are? knowledge, responsibility and accountability,
leadership/management, research, and
professional role.
,A unique human being, functioning Humanity
as an integrated whole, reflecting
bio-psycho-socio-spiritual-cultural
dimensions.
The sum total of all internal and Environment
external dimensions that influence
human beings.
A dynamic state of bio-psycho- Health
socio-spiritual cultural wellbeing.
To hold in high esteem the inherent Valuing
worth and dignity of all individuals.
A science and an art which focuses Nursing
on the diagnosis and treatment of
human responses.
Nursing _____ is based on the liberal knowledge
arts and sciences and incorporates
humanity/environment health/valuing
True or False: Professional nurses True
accept responsibility and are
therefore held accountable to
maintain Standards of Practice and
adhere to the Code of Ethics of the
profession.
Working collaboratively with Leadership/Management
individuals and groups to accomplish
professional goals.
,A process of inquiry that provides Research
evidence contributing to nursing's
expanding body of knowledge.
Provides humanistic health care to Professional Role
promote health and manage illness
for individuals, families and
communities in accordance with
standards of nursing practice.
Believed women should question Florence Nightingale
roles assigned to them by society
Contributions to Nursing
-Focus of caring for patients
=Concept of life-long learning
=Keeping statistics
=Established a School of Nursing
with a curriculum of both theory and
clinical practice
-Nurses should be leaders in their
community
-Recognized the need for care and Clara Barton
supplies to soldiers during the Civil
War
-Provided nursing care to soldiers
from both sides.
-Established the American Red Cross
, Which national agency is responsible A
for providing recommendations on
nursing practice issues in the
educational environments?
A. Pew Health Professions
Commission
B. The Joint Commission
C. Omnibus Budget Reconciliation
Act
D. National Council Licensure
Examination
Florence Nightingale fostered the B
development of nursing as a
profession. What was the basis of her
nursing theory?
A. The nurse's role is to assist
individuals (sick or well) to carry out
those activities that they would
perform unaided If they had the
necessary strength, will, or
knowledge
B. The goal of nursing is to put the
patient in the best condition for
nature to act upon him, primarily by
altering the environment
C. The focus of nursing is the spiritual
subjective aspects of both eh nurs
and the patient and the caring
moment relating to the time when
the nurse and the patient first come
together
D. The focus of nursing is the care of
human beings who are viewed as
open systems in constant interaction
with their environments
