Health/Stress & Coping
Conditions in which people are born, grow, work, live, and age in the wider system that shapes daily life.
What are determinants of health?
A term that describes a type of leader that is result-focused and tells everyone what to do.
What is autocratic leadership?
Having the confidence in one's knowledge and abilities to get stuff done
What is self-efficacy?
Refers to an individual's right to make decisions about their own medical treatment and care, based on their values, preferences, and informed choices.
What is autonomy?
A term to describe what nurses do to continually develop and maintain their knowledge, skills, and attitudes.
What is clinical competence?
This approach to health focused on the physical cause of diseases and medical interventions
What is the medical approach to health?
In the article we read in class, which leadership style had the greatest job satisfaction?
Transformational Leadership
The ability to move forward quickly, experience growth, despite obstacles
What is Resilience
The document we refer to that discusses our values as a profession
What is the CNA Code of ethics?
Our regulatory body that governs nurses to keep the public safe
What is CRNA? College of Registered Nurses of Alberta
When discussing the response to stress; this involves the person determining if the situation is a threat, or if it is harmless
What is primary appraisal?
An acronym that explains a communication tool for when nurses are reporting to doctors.
What is SBAR?
Developed 10 caritas, discussed the relationship between the nurse and patient.
Who is Watson?
Term to describe how the nurse decides on data to be collected about a client, makes an interpretation of the data, arrives at a nursing diagnosis, and identifies appropriate nursing actions;
What is Clinical Judgement?
A level of communication that describes the interaction within a person's spiritual domain.
What is transpersonal
Activates the sympathetic nervous system by sending signals through the autonomic nerves to the adrenal glands
What is the hypothalamus?
What is a mentor?
A type of therapy that helps people change the way they think about their condition and ability to manage
What is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy?
A way for nursing students to practice critical thinking skills - where they express their thoughts into words
What is Thinking Aloud?
The phase of a therapeutic relationship where the nurse and patient reviews and evaluates; patient may feel loss
what is termination phase?