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- author "Maricar Tanner"
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- What is caring in nursing
- Foundational to why we are nurses and how we act as nurses
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What are some examples of caring in nursing
- How we connect with others
- Central to client-care
- An essential part of nursing ethics
- Necessary for healing in evry culture
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Describe caring by nurturing
- Being with one we value
- Doing for others what they cant do
- Helping others through life events
- Helping others sustain hope through life events
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What are some examples of clients perception of care?
- The nurse appearing competent and confident
- Recognizing my uniqueness
- Watching my progress closely
- Buling a rapport
- When my nurse is caring, I become more active in my own care
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What are some caring Nursing behaviors?
- Being present
- Touch
- Listening
- Knowing
- Spiritual care
- Family care
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What are the components of nursing ethics?
- Autonomy
- Beneficience
- Nonmaleficience
- Justice
- Fidelity
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What is autonomy?
- Client has the right to make their own decisions
- Informed consent
- Choose treatment based on wishes of the client
- Living wills or advanced directives
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What is beneficence?
- Action for good
- Nurse acts for the good of the client
- Clients good is more important than nurses good
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What is nonmaleficence
- Do no harm
- Do no harm is as important as to do good
- Balancing benefit and risk
- When does the suffering associated with cure become too intense to warrent taking risk?
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What is justice?
Fairness
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What are healthcare disparities?
- When one group of people get less quality healthcare than another group.
- Personal factors can contribute to it
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What if fidelity
- Keeping promises
- Supply the care you agreed to give to the client
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What is the nurses code of ethics?
A contract with society that nurses have promised to uphold to safeguard clients from unethical, incompetent, and illegal practices
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What is advocacy?
- Support the clients right
- Health
- Safety
- Privacy
- Report incompetence, unethical, impaired practice
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What is responsibility
- Respect your obligations
- Actively decide what your practice looks like
- Maintaining competence
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What is accountability for the individual?
- Take the consequences of your actions
- Admit mistakes
- Hold others accountable for safe practice
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What is confidentiality
- HIPPA
- Rights of client
- Still have access to quality of care
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What are values?
- Personal belief about worth
- Reflect the individuals cultural and societal influences
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Describe value formation
- Begins from birth
- Formed by individual experiences in your enviroment
- Expressed differently by different cultures
- Societal institutions play a role in formation of values
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Describe value formation
- has 3 steps
- Determines where belief comes from
- Requires tolerating differences
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What are the 3 steps to value formation?
- Choosing- what are the possiblities
- Prizing- has relevence to us
- Acting- we act out value
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Where does belief come from?
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What is prejudice?
Prejudging without knowledge
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What is bias?
A belief we let develop because of a significant experience that has not been born.
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How do we develop prejudices and biases?
When we do not adjust our beliefs and values over time, based on knowledge, experience and wisdom
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What is therapeutic communication?
An interpersonal interaction between the nurse and the client during which the nurse focuses on the clients specific needs to promote an effective exchange of information
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What are some factors that affect communication
- Self-esteem
- Attitudes , values, beliefs
- Emotions
- Perceptions
- Personality
- Balance of power culture
- Ohysical surroundings
- Language
- Educational level
- Trust
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