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What are the four major conceptual theories from Jean Watson?
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ten carrative factors, transpersonal relationship, caring moment, and caring healing modalities
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What is the first carrative factor?
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altruistic humanistic system of values;Cultivation of the practice of loving-kindness and equanimity toward self and other as foundational.
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What is the second charative factor?
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Instillation of faith and hope; and being present;Enabling, sustaining and honouring the faith, hope and deep belief system and the inner-subjective life world of self/other
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What is the third carative factor?
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Cultivation of sensitivity to oneself and others;Cultivation of one’s own spiritual practices and transpersonal self, going beyond ego-self
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What is the fourth carative factor?
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developing a trusting and helping relationship
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What is the fifth carative factor?
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promotion and accpetance of postive and negative feelings; nurse has to be supportive,and present to all kinds of emotions
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What is the sixth carative factor?
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the systematic use of scientific process to problem solve;Creative use of self and all ways of knowing as part of the caring process, engage in the artistry of Caritas Nursing
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What is the seventh factor?
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promotion of interpersonal teaching and learning;
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What is the eigth factor?
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fixing the enviroment to suit the clietns needs for healing;mental, physical, societal and spiritual environment
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what is the ninth factor?
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assistance with the gratfication of human needs;Administering sacred nursing acts of caring-healing by tending to basic human needs
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What is the tenth factor?
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: Allowance for existential-phenomenological forces;Opening and attending to spiritual/mysterious and existential unknowns of life-death.
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What is the transpersonal relationship?
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it goes beyond the objective assesment; the caring consciouness between the individuals is necessary for connection mutality
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What is the caring moment?
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when a nurse and client come together and human caring is formed; a focal point in space and time; action and choice by nurse and other
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What is caring consciouness?
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caring is communicated through the love of nurse to client?; it is contained in a caring moment
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What about the environment?
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Watson like Nightengale believed that patients envioment was central to their healing process. Therefore you have topay attention to: noise control, air quality, temperature and humidity, privacy, light, communication (people, space, technology), views of nature, colour, texture and accommodation for families/friends/visitors.
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What contributes to transpersonal healing modalties?
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Intentional conscious use of auditory (music, chimes, chants), visual (light, colour, art), olfactory (aromatherapy, breathwork), tactile (reflexology, massage), gustatory (foods), mental-cognitive (imagination, story), & kinesthetic (Tai Chi, Reiki) modalities.
ALSO, the nurse’s life history and previous experiences contribute to transpersonal caring relationships. |
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Caring and healing enviroment for staff, slient and families
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Compassion,comptence,commitment
Adovacy Respect,Research Individuality Nuturing Generosity |
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summary
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person as mind-body-spirit unity
caring-healing consciousness and intentionality to care and promote healing caring consciousness as energy within the human environment field of a caring moment phenomenal field/unitary consciousness: unbroken wholeness and connectedness human caring is a moral ideal, made visible through advanced caring-healing modalities/nursing arts |
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According to the metaparadigm concept, hoe are human beings treated?
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valued person is to be cared, respected,nutured, understood and asisted
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According to the metaparadigm concept, how is health viewed?
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it is looked holitcally at body, mind and spirit;associated with the degree of congruence between the self as perceived and the self as experienced
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According to the metaparadigm concept,what is nursing?
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a human science of persons and human health-illness experiences that are mediated by professional, personal, scientific, esthetic, and ethical human care transactions
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According to the metaparadigm concept, what is phenomenal field?
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the totality of human experience of one’s being in the world. This refers to the individual’s frame of reference that can only be known to that person
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