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18 Cards in this Set
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What is Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
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A framework used to prioritize diagnosis.
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Maslow's Hierarchy helps the nurse determine between high ? and high ?
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priority
level needs |
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When Maslow's hierarchy is used, there is an inverse relationship between high priority nursing diagnosis and high level needs. Which means highest priority is given to basic ? needs.
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physiologic
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Diagnosis related to higher level ? such as love and belonging have priority after basic physiologic needs are met
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needs
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Maslow states that human behavior is motivated by ? human needs
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intrinsic
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Maslow identified 5 levels of needs and organized them into a hierarchical order, name them in order?
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1.basic physiologic needs
2.safety needs 3. love and belonging needs 4. esteem needs 5. self-actualization |
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Level 1 of Maslow's theory is the most basic level of needs for physiologic ? and these needs incude ?
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survival
food, oxygen, rest, shelter, sex |
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Level 2 of Maslow's theory is that people need physical and phsycological ? and ? needs met.
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safety and security
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Level 3 of Maslow's theory is that peoples needs consist of ? and ? Social ? A place in the social ? and group ?
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love and belonging
relationships structure affiliations |
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Level 4 of Maslow's theory is the need for ?. This includes the need to feel self-?, self-?, and self-?
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self-esteem
worth respect reliance |
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Level 5 of Maslow's theory is the need for self ? The people that reach this level have realized their ? potential
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actualization
maximum |
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People do not stay in a state of self ? but may have peak experiences.
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actualization
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Maslow believed that people strive for ? but few consistently reach that level.
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self-actualization
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Maslow believed that people are innately motivated toward psychological ?,?, and ?
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growth, self-awareness, personal freedom
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As Maslow saw it, we never outgrow the innate need for ? and ? no matter how old we are.
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self-expression and self-development
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Maslow's theory rests on several basic assumptions about human needs one is that basic needs must be at least ? satisfied before ? order needs can become relevant to the individual
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partially
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A second assumption about human needs is that people meet their needs in different ? and vary according to each ?
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ways
individual |
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? nursing care recognizes each individuals unique needs and tailors the plan of nursing care to take that into consideration
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Individualized
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