Virginia Henderson

Front 1

1. Born on ___ in ___

2. Died on ___ @ 98 years old

3. ___ career as a ___ (4)

4. "___ of the 20th Century"

5. Graduated from the ___ in 1921

6. Began practice at ___ in NY

7. Earned her Bachelors of Science and Master of Arts Degree in ___ at ___

8. a ___ of the Colleges of ___ at Teacher's College and ___ University

Back 1

1. Nov 30, 1897, Kansas City, Missouri

2. 1996

3. 60 year, (nurse, teacher, author & researcher)

4. Florence Nightingale

5. Army School of Nursing (WWI)

6. Henry Street Visiting Nurse Service

7. Nursing Education, Teacher's College Columbia Univ.

8. faculty member, Nursing, Yale

Front 2

Fourteen Components of Nursing Care

1. ___ normally

2. ___ (2) adequately

3. eliminate ___

4. move and maintain desirable ___
5. sleep and ___

6. select suitable ___, dress and ___

7. maintain ___ w/n normal range by adjusting ___ and modifying ___

8. keep the body clean & ___ and protect the ___

9. avoid dangers in ___ & avoid ___ others

10. ___ with others, in expressing ___ (4)

11. ___ according to one's faith

12. work in such a way that there is a sense of ___

13. play or participate in various forms of ___

14. ___ (3) the curiosity that leads to normal development and health and use available ___

Back 2

1. breathe

2. eat and drink

3. bodily wastes

4. postures

5. rest

6. clothes, undress

7. body temp., clothes, the environment

8. well groomed, integument

9. the environment, injuring

10. communicate, emotions, needs, fears, opinions

11. worship

12. accomplishment

13. recreation

14. (learn, discover or satisfy), health facilities

Front 3

What is the main idea of Virginia Henderson?

Back 3

The 14 Components of Nursing Care

Front 4

Person

1. The patient is composed of ___ components: (4)

2. Requires ___ to achieve ___ in relation to the 14 basic needs

3. The patient and his ___ are viewed as a ___.

4. Goal is to ___ the family how to give ___ care outside the hospital.

Back 4

1. inseparable, biological, psychological, sociological, spiritual

2. assistance, independence

3. family, unit

4. teach, continuous

Front 5

Environment

1. The ___ of all ___ (2) affecting the ___ (2) of an organism.

2. Composed of: (3)

Back 5

1. aggregate, external conditions and influences, life and development

2. biological, physical, behavioral

Front 6

all living things such as plants, animals and microorganism

Back 6

biological component

Front 7

sunlight, water, oxygen, carbon dioxide, organic compounds and nutrients used by plants for growth

Back 7

physical component

Front 8

includes social interactions, customs, economic, legal, political and religious systems, all of which affect human health

Back 8

behavioral component

Front 9

Health

1. health = ___

2. the level of health is ___ related to the patient's ability to ___ satisfy his basic needs

Back 9

1. independence

2. directly, independently

Front 10

Nursing

The unique function of the nurse is to ___ individual, sick or ___, in the performance of those activities contributing to ___ (3) that he would perform ___ if he had the necessary ___ (3) and to do this in such a way as to help him gain ___ as ___ as possible.

Back 10

assist, well

health, its recovery or peaceful death

unaided

strength, will or knowledge

independence, rapidly

Front 11

Nursing

1. The nurse must get inside the skin of her patients in order to know their needs >> ___

2. Nursing is the combination of the ___ (3) aka (knowledge, skills, attitude)

3. The Nurse is an ___ and able to make ___ judgement as long as she is not ___, ___ treatment of a disease or making a ___

4. Nurse = ___

5. The nurse is expected to improve patient care by using the results of ___

6. research is essential to the ___ (2) of practice

7. nursing ___ (2) should be based on research

Back 11

1. empathetic understanding

2. mind, heart, hands

3. independent practitioner, independent, diagnosing, prescribing, prognosis

4. authority on nursing care

5. nursing research

5. validation and improvement

6. practice and education

Front 12

Nurse Patient Relationship

1. The nurse as ___ for patient

2. Nurse as ___ to the patient

3. Nurse as ___ with the patient

Back 12

1. substitute

2. helper

3. partner

Front 13

Nurse Physician Relationship

___ must be implemented to promote the physician's prescribed ___

Back 13

nursing care plan, therapeutic plan

Front 14

Nurse as a Member of the Health Care Team

health care team members help each other carry out the ___, but they should not do ___

Back 14

total program of care

each other's jobs