Maslows
The fourth level of Maslows and what are some feelings that come with this stage
Self-Esteem - confidence, independence, competence, respect, achievement
What does the S stand for? what questions should you be asking?
Specific- Who, what, where, when, why, which
Name the steps of the Nursing Process (5)
Noticing, Problem Identification, Interpreting, Responding and Reflecting
skills are needed for critical thinking
intellect, creativity, inquiry, reasoning, reflection, and intuition
what are the four parts of holistic nursing
presence, empowerment, compassion, and competence
first level of Maslows and give an example
What is physiologic needs- water, food, oxygen, sleep?
Measurable- From and to, How much, how many, how will i know when my goal is accomplished?
organize data- Objective is what can be proven (what we see) and Subjective is an opinion (what the patient says)
should you be objective or subjective with intellect
objective
interpersonal arts of perception and communication
presence
The third level of Maslows
what is love and belonging
Attainable- Is the goal reasonable enough to be accomplished? how so?
-what do we do in the interpreting phase
-difference between goals and outcomes
-name the different goals and define
-nurse refers to nursing diagnoses for direction in formulating patient goals
-goals are observable patient responses that nurses hope to achieve and outcomes are specific observable criteria used to evaluate whether goals met
-short-term: acute care setting, achievable in range of a few hours to a few days
-long-term: patients @ home or @ nursing homes, applies to pts w/ chronic health problems, achievable in range of one week to several months
Name the two types of reasoning
deductive and inductive
empowerment
The second level of Maslows and examples
what is safety and security- bodily safety, financial security, and personal health
Relevant- is the goal worthwhile and will it meet your needs?
What goals do we use for interpreting?
SMART goals
what is deductive reasoning
top down approach, start with signs and symptoms to get to diagnoses
something that cannot be learned, and involves providing comfort to pt
compassion
Fifth level of Maslows and give examples
what is self-actualization- when development is at maximum potential, full realization of abilities of qualities (includes making time for self)
what does the T stand for and what questions to be asking
Timely- when? Be sure that your objective includes a time limit- month/day/year
-what do we do in the responding phase
-different types of nursing interventions (2)
-this is the action phase
-Dependent (with doctor) and independent (autonomy)
what is inductive reasoning
bottom up approach, start with a diagnoses and look for the signs and symptoms in a patient
nurses ability to demonstrate attributes through nursing practice
competence