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40 Cards in this Set
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Agnostic |
Believe their is no know ultimate reality but that spiritually is important reguardless of a persons religious beliefs |
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Atheist |
Does not believe in god |
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connectedness 3 |
intrapersonally connected within oneself Interpersonally connected with others and the enviroment transpersonally connected with god or a higher power |
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faith |
Allows people to have firm beliefs despite lack of physical evidence |
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hope |
Usually refers to an energizing source that has an orientation to future goals and outcomes |
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Self Trancendence |
A sense of Authentivally connecting to ones inner self |
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trancendence |
Belief that a force outside of and greater than the person exists beyond the material world |
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spirital distress |
A state of suffering related to the impaired ability to experience meaning in life through connections with self, others, the world, or a superior being. |
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2 dimensions of spirital well being |
transendent replationship between person and god/higher power Positive replationships and connections that people have with others |
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spirituality |
an awareness of ones inner self and a sense of connection to a higher power, nature, or some purpose greater than one self |
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hollistic view |
view that enables you to establish a helping role and a helping relationship |
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hollistic care |
caring for the whole person Mind Body Spiritually |
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Near death Experience |
a close brush with physical, emotional, or spirital death. |
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side effects of NDE |
depression isolation no longer afraid of death |
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Actual Loss |
When a person can no longer feel, hear, see or know a person or object |
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ambiguous loss |
a type of disenfranchised grief can occur when a person is lost but there is no body. example 9-11 |
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anticipatory grief |
Common in prolonged cases like terminal illness, dementia and als |
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bereavement |
Encompasses both grief and mourning and includes the emotional responses and outward behaviors of a person experiencing loss. |
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complicated grief |
a person has a prolonged or significantly difficult time moving forward after a loss. somethimes caused by conflicting relationships |
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disenfranchised grief |
when relationship to the dead person is not sanctioned. example- mistress |
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grief |
emotions arising in response to a significant loss. intensified by the relationship to the person |
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hospice |
care for terminally ill PT's and their familys at the end of life. priority is to manage symptoms and pain. 6 months or less |
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maturational loss |
form of necessary loss throughout life like seperation anxieity or empty nest syndrom |
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mourning |
outward expression of grief and behavior associated with loss |
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necessary loss |
loss that is normal with change. life changes can be good or bad |
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normal grief |
common universal reaction to characterized by complex emotion, cognitive social, physical, behavorial, or spirital responses to loss or deat |
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palliatve care |
focus' on prevention, relief, reduction or soothing of symptoms of disease or disorders through course of illness. for everyone long term care. |
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situational loss |
sudden unpredictable loss like physical injury that causes you to miss work or school |
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precieved loss |
person experiencing a loss that is less obvious to other people. example- rejection. |
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caring |
universal phenomenon influencing the ways in which people think, feel, and behave in relation to one another |
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Comforting |
approach that reaches out to PT's to communicate concern and support |
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ethic of care |
is concerned with relationships between people and with a nurses' character and attitude towards others |
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presence |
person to person encounter conveting a closeness and sense of caring |
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leiningers transcultural caring |
concept of care as the essence and central unifying and dominant domain that distinguishes nursing from other fields |
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watsons transpersonal caring |
caring is more important than the cure |
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swansons theroy of nursing |
Cure is more important than caring, caring can be found outside of nursing 5 caring processes |
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providing presece |
being in the moment with the PT |
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Touch |
Make sure touch is ok use touch to comfort |
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listening to PT |
be silent and listen to what PT has to say. |
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family care |
use family in treatment of PT |