Definitions
Definitions Pt. II
Religions
Religions Pt. II
Nursing Assessment
100

derived from the latin word "spirare"

"to blow" or "to breathe"

spirituality

100

organized system of beliefs and practices

religion

100

rely on religious community support

amish

100

some observe kosher diet: no pork and shellfish, do not mix dairy and meat

jews

100

just being there or with the pt

presence

200

cognitive method of paying attention and building awareness of thoughts, emotions, and actions in the present moment

mindfulness

200
doubts existence of god or a supreme being pr who beleives that the existence of god has not been proved

agnostic

200

receives holy communion, partakes in fasting for ash wednesday

anglicans, episcopalians, roman catholics

200

avoid alcohol, coffee, tea, smoking,  possible caffeine, wear temple undergarments

latter-day saints 

mormons

200

reasons to spiritual neglect

failure to recognize spiritual need s

feeling of inadequacy to meet spiritual needs 

misconstruction that spirituality is the same as religion


300

way of measuring someones spirituality

influenced by life expereinces, coping skills, social supports, and individual belief systems

spirit titer

300

a. belief in the existence of one god

b. belief in the existence of more than one god

a. monotheism

b. polytheism

300

meditation 

may desire incense, visual focal point, breathing and chanting

buddhists

300

avoid nakedness, provide same-gender nurse. pray 5 times a day, no pork, fast during ramadan

muslims

300

concept related to spirituality

comfort 

culture and diversity

legal issues 

nutrition 

sexuality 

stress and coping


400

may cause someone to become dispirited or depressed

low spirit titer

400

process of anticipation that involves the interaction of thinking, acting, feeling and relating that is directed toward a future fulfillment that is personally meaningful

hope

400

oppose western medical interventions, prefer christian science practitioners

christian scientists

400

sacrament of anointing of the sick, may be administered to anyone who is seriously ill or about to undergo a major surgery

roman catholics
400

SPIRIT

S..spiritual belief system 

P..personal spirituality 

I..integration and involvement in a spiritual community 

R..ritual practices and restrictions 

I..implications for medical care

T..terminal event planning (advance directives)

500

may cause somone to beecome inspired and an inspiration to others in spite of hardships the experience

high spirit titer

500

belief in or commitment to something or someone, present in both religious and nonreligious individuals

faith

500

most eat no beef, many are vegetarian, highly value cleanliness

hindus

500

avoid unnecessary treatments on saturday. sabbath begins friday sundown and ends saturday sundown, some vegetarian, no caffeinated drinks, dont smoke or drink alcohol

seventh-day adventists