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16 Cards in this Set
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What is an active interest in caring, genuine interest and concern for clients well being, willingness to give oneself, patient will pick up on this by your non verbal cues?
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Concern
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What is the ability to recognize the clients emotional needs and respond to them, also provide physical care, but taking interest in client as unique individual?
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Responsibility
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What is a feeling of confidence in the reliability of another that makes the individual feel safe?
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Trust
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What re the two types of empathy and the definitions?
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Accurate empathy- is dependent on personal expierence and is spontaneous
Learned empathy- its learned because you've seen it and know what happens, u learn how to say the " right thing" |
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What is empathy?
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mutual understanding, ability to enter into or share in and comprehend the psycholoogical state of another individual
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What is sympathy?
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you want to make things better, basic urge to alleviate distress, result of empathy
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What is genuineness?
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"realness" , no acting or fronts, most basic of all helping conditions, responses are spontaneous and non-defensive
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What is the term used for caring for the patient as a person and not an object, requires belief in the value of a person regardless of what they believe?
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Unconditional positive regard
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Conscious awareness of being able to see events without reacting in a highly personalized or highly emotional way?
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Involved objectivity
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Why is consistency important?
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sick people are insecure and uncertainabout what will happen to them, this incresses anxiety.
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Define the professional nurse-client relationship.
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Interpersonal process consisting of a series of planned purposeful interactions between a client and a nurse.
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What are the aims of a social reletionship?
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companionship, interpersonal relationship( no real goals), limited confidentiallity, mutual sharing of personal problems and interests, choose friends, judgemental, no obligation
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What are the aims of a therapeutic relationship?
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helping people with skills and knowledge, goal directed, content is professional, can't choose patients, non discriminating, obligated to client, nurse does not share problems
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What are the phases of a helping relationship?
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Introductory phase ( initiation phase), working (intermediate) phase, Termination (end) phase
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What is the introductory or initiation phase?
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greet and become acquainted with patient, set mutual goals, use this time to assess the patient
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What is the working or termination phase?
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summary of feelings and accomplishments, see progress made, no new material, done at the end of day
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