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Body Image
Attitudes related to physical appearance, structure or function
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Identification (defense mech)
Unconscious modeling of another person's behavior and assuming that persons qualities, characteristics and actions
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Identity
Involves the internal sense of individuality, wholeness and consistency of self
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Role Performance
How individuals carry out their specific roles
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Describe a psychosocial need.
- Love and belonging
- self-esteem
- feelings of hope for the future
- mental and emotional security
- mental and emotional stimulation
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Define self-concept.
is an individuals knowledge about the self. it is a subjective sense of the self and a complex mixture of the conscious and unconscious thoughts, feelings, attitudes and perceptions.
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List sources of self-concept.
- reactions of others to ones body
- ongoing perceptions of the reactions of others to the self
- relationships to self and others
- spiritual identity
- personality structure
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Define the components of self-concept.
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Identify how each component influences self-concept.
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Define stress and identify those stressors that affect each component of self-concept.
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Differentiate between fear and anxiety.
- Fear: is a nl reaction to a known external source of danger.
- Anxiety: is fear where the source of the danger is unknown, not recognized or inadequate to account for the symptoms.
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Describe the characteristics of the different levels of anxiety.
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Identify the relationship between stress and anxiety.
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Define defense mechanisms and their role in reducing anxiety.
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Describe the information obtained when assessing a pt's general appearance and behavior.
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Describe the information obtained when assessing a pt's mental, emotional and intellectual function.
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Describe cultural assessment of an individuals values, beliefs and practices.
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Describe ways the nurse can provide an environment supportive of the pt's self-concept.
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List 5 behaviors involved in establishing rapport with a pt.
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