NURS 288 - Quiz 2 Questions with Complete Solutions
According to Doane & Voarcoe, what is the most important resource a
nurse brings to practice? Correct Answer-The person he or she is
What is relationship practice (RP) guided by? Correct Answer-Guided
by conscious participation with clients using a number of relational
skills including listening, questioning, empathy, mutuality, reciprocity,
self-observation, reflection and sensitivity to emotional contexts
3 Descriptors of RP Correct Answer-RP is an understanding of patient
needs within context and is enacted within relationship - considers the
whole person
Respectful and reflexive process
RP focuses on personal, interpersonal, and structural factors that shape
nursing practice
Hatrick's 5 Relational Capacities (RCs) Correct Answer-Initiative,
authenticity, and responsiveness
Mutuality and synchrony
Honouring complexity and ambiguity
,Intentionality
Reimagining
Initiative, Authenticity and Responsiveness (3 Characteristics + Practice
Example) Correct Answer-Involves concern for others and about others
Desire and ability to form a relationship with another person, family,
community
Focus is on "being with" (rather than doing for) the other
Practice e.g., - a nurse's presence with a dying patient to aid them
(NODA - no one dies alone)
Mutuality and Synchrony (Definitions and Practice Example + what do
both concepts acknowledge?) Correct Answer-Mutuality - refers to
experiencing commonalities of vision, goals, sentiments or
characteristics while still sharing and acknowledging difference (getting
on the same page)
Synchrony - involves a congruence between a person's internal rhythms
and the external interactions with others (simultaneous development or
action)
Synchrony is often described as reciprocity, rhythmicity, and turn-taking
, Both concepts acknowledge rhythms of dialogue and silence
-Emphasis is on authentic receptivity
Practice e.g., - interaction with baby and parent (parent smiles, baby
coos in response)
Honouring Complexity and Ambiguity (4 Characteristics + Practice
Example) Correct Answer-Involves acknowledging complexity and
ambiguity as intrinsic characteristics of the human experience
-Lack of control, life is messy
Expanding the capacity to trust and experience uncertainty
Reflexivity
Nurse and client realize the relevance of the experience and began to see
new possibilities
Practice e.g., Calgary Allied Mobile Palliative Program (CAMP)
-Administration of pain medication for those experiencing substance
abuse
-Have to have trust in addict client - complexity
According to Doane & Voarcoe, what is the most important resource a
nurse brings to practice? Correct Answer-The person he or she is
What is relationship practice (RP) guided by? Correct Answer-Guided
by conscious participation with clients using a number of relational
skills including listening, questioning, empathy, mutuality, reciprocity,
self-observation, reflection and sensitivity to emotional contexts
3 Descriptors of RP Correct Answer-RP is an understanding of patient
needs within context and is enacted within relationship - considers the
whole person
Respectful and reflexive process
RP focuses on personal, interpersonal, and structural factors that shape
nursing practice
Hatrick's 5 Relational Capacities (RCs) Correct Answer-Initiative,
authenticity, and responsiveness
Mutuality and synchrony
Honouring complexity and ambiguity
,Intentionality
Reimagining
Initiative, Authenticity and Responsiveness (3 Characteristics + Practice
Example) Correct Answer-Involves concern for others and about others
Desire and ability to form a relationship with another person, family,
community
Focus is on "being with" (rather than doing for) the other
Practice e.g., - a nurse's presence with a dying patient to aid them
(NODA - no one dies alone)
Mutuality and Synchrony (Definitions and Practice Example + what do
both concepts acknowledge?) Correct Answer-Mutuality - refers to
experiencing commonalities of vision, goals, sentiments or
characteristics while still sharing and acknowledging difference (getting
on the same page)
Synchrony - involves a congruence between a person's internal rhythms
and the external interactions with others (simultaneous development or
action)
Synchrony is often described as reciprocity, rhythmicity, and turn-taking
, Both concepts acknowledge rhythms of dialogue and silence
-Emphasis is on authentic receptivity
Practice e.g., - interaction with baby and parent (parent smiles, baby
coos in response)
Honouring Complexity and Ambiguity (4 Characteristics + Practice
Example) Correct Answer-Involves acknowledging complexity and
ambiguity as intrinsic characteristics of the human experience
-Lack of control, life is messy
Expanding the capacity to trust and experience uncertainty
Reflexivity
Nurse and client realize the relevance of the experience and began to see
new possibilities
Practice e.g., Calgary Allied Mobile Palliative Program (CAMP)
-Administration of pain medication for those experiencing substance
abuse
-Have to have trust in addict client - complexity
