Core Concepts
It is okay to tackle the person of interest during a code pink. True or False?
What is False? (But should be True)
This concept focuses primarily on an individual discovering their inner reflection, meaning, and life purposee
What is spirituality?
The primary function of this element is to orient an individual toward future goals and outcomes, especially when navigating difficult challenges.
What is hope?
The deep, existential feeling/question a nursing student asks themselves at 3:00 AM while staring at 100s of slides for the 3 tests they have every week.
What is existential crisis or "Why did I choose this major"?
A patient's total spiritual health directly influences this comprehensive clinical outcome
What is pt. quality of life
True or False: Addressing a patient's spiritual health is merely an optional professional standard rather than an essential nursing practice.
What is False? It is an essential practice
This concept represents a specific system consisting of an organized set of beliefs, practices, and maintaining faithfulness.
What is religion?
This specific sub-component of faith translates an individual's internal beliefs into the concrete ways they choose to live out their life.
What is trusting faith?
This step is required by the nurse through assessment and dialogue before any deep spiritual insights can be gathered.
What is building trust/relationship?
What is our professors name?
Who is Dr. Rae?
This holistic state of internal contentment and quality of life is comprised of four distinct dimensions: meaning and purpose, human connection, environmental unity, and a higher power
What is spiritual well-being?
True or False: Spirituality and Religion are completely separate entities?
What is False
What's the best fast food spot?
What is In n Out?
"To what or whom do you look to as a source of strength in times of difficulty?" and "What gives your life meaning?" are examples of this clinical strategy
What are spiritual health assessment questions?
To achieve positive spiritual outcomes for a patient who is isolated the nurse can implement this specific intervention, which includes active listening, holding a hand and or simply sitting quietly at the bedside
What is establishing presence or therapeutic presence?