Nurses in History
A nurse scientist often described as the founder of modern nursing.
Florence Nightingale
Students at UPSONHI are expected to demonstrate ___ as student nurses, specifically in regards to academic integrity and clinical compliance.
Professionalism
This model describes how a person moves through role acquisition from beginner to expert.
Benner's Model
The practice of maintaining one's own internal energy states, emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in a way that supports positive results (such as academically or professionally).
Self Regulation
Obligation, willingness, intent, ownership, and commitment
5 key components of personal accountability
Civil War-era nurse who founded the Red Cross
Clara Barton
The scope of professionalism ranges from _________ to __________.
Absent to intrinsic
The goal of this theory is to empower patients to manage their own health and well-being
Dorothea Orem's Self Care Theory
The four domains of self-regulation are ___, ___, ___, and ___.
Emotional, cognitive, behavioral, and communication
A Breach in HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) involves violating this patient right
Privacy/confidentiality
Cared for soldiers during the Civil War, advocating for mental health care and supporting development of systems to care for mentally ill
Dorothea Dix
A belief system in which group members declare to each other and the public the shared competency standards and ethical values of their discipline.
Professionalism
This theory describes caring as the core of nursing, and provides a framework for creating a healing environment that fosters a holistic approach to care.
Jean Watson's Theory of Human Caring
Self regulation is the practice of ensuring we are independently, individually upholding our own ethical, legal, and competency standards so that ___ doesn't have to.
Someone else/a regulatory body (i.e., OSBN)
This state-level regulatory body protects the public and promotes the wellness of nursing professionals in Oregon.
OSBN
Cared for soldiers during the Crimean War, funding her own way after being excluded
Mary Seacole
Identity formation, self regulation, and role accountability
What are the attributes of professionalism?
This theory, developed in the mid-1800s, emphasizes the importance of creating a healing environment involving clean air, clean water, good nutrition, social support, and more.
Nightingale's Theory of the Environment
Provision 5.4 of the ANA ___ states "nurses must maintain professional competence and strive for excellence in their nursing practice, whatever the role or setting."
Code of Ethics
This is a set of state laws that define the scope of practice for nurses in Oregon.
The Oregon Nurse Practice Act
An advocate for diversity in nursing, the first Black graduate of nursing in the US
True or false: Self-care in nursing supports better patient outcomes.
True
A new graduate RN is finding it difficult to prioritize all of the tasks required in their new role. In what stage of Benner's Model are they?
Beginner
Student competency standards at UPSONHI include these three things: ___, ___, and ___ integrity.
GPA requirements, professional practice compliance, and academic integrity.
"Openness and honesty in all scholary endeavors"
Academic Integrity