F_Escobar_N491_M1Aspen University N491: Concepts and Theories of Nursing

ENVIRONMENTAL THEORY 2 The environmental theory created by Florence Nightingale in the second half of the 19th century in England, has concentrated essentially on nature, translated as every single outside condition and impacts that influence the life and advancement of life, that can avert, smother or add to infection and death. The sickness is considered, in this hypothesis, a reestablishing health process and the nurse's capacity is to adjust the environment, with a specific end goal to spare the patient's life vitality to recoup from the illness, organizing the conveyance of an empowering situation for the improvement of the patient's health. Here untruths, at that point, the origination of the person as an individual from nature, a person whose normal defense are impacted by a sound or unfortunate environment. The purpose for this paper is to utilize Florence Nightingale’s Environmental Theory in the assessment actions needed to assess Mrs. Adams situation. Furthermore, the paper will discuss how to prioritize her care plan and explore how to apply the environmental theory into the nursing practice.