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38 Cards in this Set
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Birthday of Margaret Jean Watson |
July 21, 1940 |
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Where was she borna |
southern west virginia |
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Where in Virginia is she born specifically |
Appalachian Mountains |
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What is The Title of her Theory |
Philosophy and Theory of Transpersonal Caring |
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Latin meaning of 'theory' |
to see |
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Involves being real, honest, genuine and authentic |
Congruence |
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Abilitiy to experience and thereby understand the other persons perceptions and feelings and to communicate those understandings |
Empathy |
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Demonstrated by a moderate speaking volume relaxed open posture facial expressions that are congruent with other communicator |
Nonpossessive warmth |
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has cognitive, affective and behavior response components |
effective communication |
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It is similar to research process, in that it is systematic and organized. |
Nursing Process |
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mental and spiritual well-being and sociocultural beliefs of an individual |
Internal Environment |
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Include comfort, privacy, safety, and clean aesthetic surroundings |
External Variables |
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What year did she get her PhD |
1973 |
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valued person in and of him to be cared for, respected, nurtured and understand and assisted |
Person |
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Fully functional integrated self |
Person |
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_____ is greater than and different from the sum of his parts |
Person |
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Provide the values that determine how one should behave and what goals one should strive for |
Environment (psychological and emotional environment) |
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Unity and harmony of mind, body and soul |
Health |
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Mind should influence the ____ |
soul |
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And the soul will help the ____ |
Body |
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absence of illnes |
WHO |
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A general adaptive-maintenance level of daily functioning |
WHO |
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High level of overall physical, mental and social functioning |
WHO |
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Is concerned of : •health promotion •restoration •illness prevention |
Nursing |
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factors nurses use to deliver healthcare to patients |
Care (Nursing term) |
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Elimination of disease |
Curing (medical term) |
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Promotion and Acceptance of Expression of positive and negative feelings |
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Formation of Humanistic Altruistic System of Values |
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Installation of faith-hope |
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Cultivation of sensitivity in self and others |
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Development of Helping-trust relationship |
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Systematic use of Scientific Problem-Solving in a Decision making |
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Allowance of Existential Phenomenological Forces |
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Assistance with gratification of Human Needs |
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Provision for supportive, protectice and corrective mental, physical, sociocultural and spiritual environment |
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Promotion of interpersonal teaching-learning |
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What is the School she teaches |
University of Colorado School of Nursing. |
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Her current work and position |
Professor in Nursing and holds the endowed chair in Caring Science |
