Erikson's - Name that stage!
Reminiscing about events in the past. Contemplate our accomplishments. Do we see ourselves as leading a successful life?
What is Integrity vs Despair?
At this age, I can sit down from a standing position without assistance. I walk with one hand held. I can turn pages in a book.
What is 12 months?
Includes appreciating, accepting, and respecting all individuals’ cultural influences, beliefs, customs, and values.
A necessity in nursing to provide the best care possible.
Includes positive and open communication between clients and nurses along with open feedback.
What is cultural competence?
This type of nursing care treats the mind, body, and spirit.
What is holistic nursing?
denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance
What are Kubler-Ross' Stages of Grief?
Involved with family, friends and community, making contribution to the world. Making your mark in the world by caring for others, or failure to find a way to contribute.
What is Generativity vs Stagnation?
At this age I can sit unsupported. I begin using pincher grasp.
What is 8 months?
Involves being able and willing to investigate and understand differences between perceptions, beliefs, traditions, and values within the nurse’s own culture, as well as cultures different from their own.
What is cultural awareness?
Incudes special diets, vitamins, minerals, supplements, etc.
What are biological therapies?
Specialized care for end-of-life, 6 months or less to live, curative treatment has ceased (chemotherapy), managing pain and keeping patients comfortable.
What is hospice?
Encouraged toddlers develop independence (make own choices, achieve self-control, and willpower) whereas the opposite leads to a lack of confidence or independence.
What is Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt?
At this age I walk without help, creep upstairs, assumes standing position, uses a cup well and builds tower of two blocks.
What is 15 months?
A particular type of health difference that is closely linked with social, economic, and/or environmental disadvantage.
What is health disparity?
Involve use of the body’s energy fields (reiki, therapeutic touch, magnet therapy).
What are energy or bioenergetic therapies?
At this age, they have no concept of death, they believe death is reversible/temporary, they may believe the person is asleep
What is infant -5 years?
Child learns to be productive and to accept evaluation of his or her efforts or becomes discouraged and feels incompetent.
What is Industry vs Inferiority?
What is 2 years?
Equal distribution of the same resources. All people have the access.
What is health equality?
Connects the physiological function to the mind and emotions (acupuncture, breath work, biofeedback, art therapy, meditation, guided imagery, yoga, psychotherapy, tia chi).
What are mind - body therapies?
This occurs hours or days before death, with the upper and lower extremities becoming cool to the touch.
What is mottling?
Tasks include developing gender roles, rebellion, establish identity separate from caregiver, preoccupied with appearance and body image.
What is Identity vs. Role Confusion?
At this age, I may show separation anxiety when my parents leave. I engage in parallel play.
What is toddler (1-3)?
Start with "THIS" to see what your patient actually believes/practices.
What is a cultural assessment?
Involves hands-on focus of the structures (bones, joints, soft tissue) and systems (circulatory, lymphatic) of the body.
What are manual or body therapies?
Patient is at their end of life - patient is short of breath, what medication can ease the patient's respirations?
What is morphine (opioid analgesic)?