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18 Cards in this Set
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Florence Nightingale
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Founder of nursing
Notes on nursing Sanitation of the environment |
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Hildegard E. Peplau
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Mother of psychiatric nursing
Described relationship between nurse and patient Identified 6 nursing roles |
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Virginia Henderson
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First lady of nursing
Defined nursing Emphasized care of sick and well 14 basic needs |
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Faye Abdullah
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21 nursing problems
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Ida Orlando
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Nursing process
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Dorothy Johnson
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Behavioral systems model
Subcategories of behavior - attachment, achievement, dependence, sexual, injective, eliminative |
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Myra Levine
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Conservation model
Patient needs to conserve energy |
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Sister Callista Roy
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Adaptation model
Recipient of care is an open, adaptive system |
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Dorothea Orem
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Self-care
Self-care deficit theory is main theory. A deficit arises when the patient can't meet self-care needs. This necessitates nursing action to meet self-care requirements |
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Imogene King
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First ANA committee
Goal attainment |
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Betty Neuman
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Stress & stress reduction
Stressor - any environmental force that alters the system's stability |
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Margaret Newman
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Expanding consciousness - a process of becoming more of oneself, finding greater meaning in life, reaching new dimensions of connectedness with other people in the world
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M. Jean Watson
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Caring is central to nursing
Caring is equally important as curing |
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Rosemarie Parse
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Human and universe are inseparable
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Patricia Benner
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Experience
Critical care nurse Expertise is developed through clinical experience 5 levels of expertise |
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Madeline Lieninger
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Culture
Founder of transcultural nursing Factors: technological, religious & philosophical, kinship & social, cultural values & lifeways, political & legal, economical, educational |
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Anne Boykin
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Caring
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Savina Schoenhofer
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Caring
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