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Seeks meaningfulness through a connection
Belief in a relationship of higher power |
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Organized system of belief and practices
Taking care of one's spiritual health |
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| Spiritual development (0-3) |
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| Acquire, trust, hope, love |
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| Spiritual development (3-7) |
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Fantasy filled
Make-believe turns into a reality |
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| Spiritual development (7-12) |
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Demonstration of reality
Learn about beliefs, culture and religion |
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| Spiritual development (adolescence) |
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Conform to beliefs of those around them
Examine beliefs objectively |
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| Spiritual development (young adulthood) |
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Able to differentiate ones own beliefs
Develop a personal meaning |
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| Spiritual development (mid adulthood) |
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Respect for past and one’s inner voice
Remain open to other’s ideas |
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| Spiritual development (mid/late adulthood) |
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Believe, live, participate in community
Works to resolve problems within community
Embrace life but yet holds it loosely |
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Ability to develop inner nature to its fullest potential
Discover one's purpose
Humanistic ways of caring and encouraging others |
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| Characteristics of spiritual health |
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| Assessment of spirit/soul/inner essence |
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FICA
Faith, Implication/influence, Community, Address |
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| Nursing diagnosis for spirit/soul/inner essence |
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Lack of hope/meaning/purpose in life
Abandonment/Anger towards god
Refusal of interaction with family and friends
Request of visit from religious leaders |
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| Planning for spirit/soul/inner essence should be designed to: |
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Fulfill religious obligations
Promote sense of hope
Help client draw on and use inner resources |
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| Interventions for spirit/soul/inner essence should be designed to: |
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Provide presence
Support religious practices
Assist with prayer |
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A challenge to spiritual well-being or belief system
Impaired ability to experience and integrate meanings and purpose in life |
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Participate in private or group prayer
Ensure a quiet environment and privacy |
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Create trusting relationship
Inform client of spiritual support
Allow time and privacy |
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A diagnosable mental illness
Characterized by alterations in mood and effects behavior, thinking and cognition |
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Developmental transitions
Physical illness
Cognitive impairment |
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Anxiety
Depression
Dementia
Addiction |
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| How many Canadians experience mental illness? |
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| Extreme social disapproval of characteristics because they are against cultural norm |
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| Unpleasant and unwanted feelings of apprehensions which may accompany physical symptoms |
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| True or false: Anxiety is a normal part of aging |
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| Signs and symptoms for GAD |
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Unrealistic or excessive worry
On edge or easily fatigued
Sleep disturbances
Lack of concentrations and muscle tension |
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Most common mental disorder
Left undiagnosed = Untreated |
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Insomnia
Loss of appetite
Weight loss
Memory problems |
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| Holistic Assessment (physical) |
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Appearance
Cognition
Behavior |
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| Holistic Assessment (psychosocial) |
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Social involvement
Responses to changing situations |
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| Holistic Assessment (biological) |
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| Current medical conditions and medications |
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| Best practice for assessmemt |
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Short sessions
Sensitivity to symptoms, special needs, disabilities
Respect privacy
Focus on strengths and skills, as well as deficiencies |
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| Interventions for mental disorders |
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Nonpharmalogical methods are preferred
Used in conjunction with medications
Individualized |
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Socialization
Support
Physical activity
Nutrition |
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| Two trans-cultural healthcare systems that coexist with little or limited understanding of each other: |
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The age-old indigenous healthcare system
Modern professional healthcare system |
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| Focuses on the local, indigenous and insider's culture |
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| Focuses on the outsiders world and professional views |
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1) Cultural preservation and/or maintenance
2) Accommodation and/or negotiation
3) Re-patterning and/or restructuring |
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| Keys to Culturally Congruent Care |
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1) Avoid ethnocentrism
2) Prevent stereotyping
3) Defend against prejudice
4) Refrain from racism and discrimination |
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| Explain perceptions clearly and without judgement, acknowledge similarities and differences |
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| Discomfort when experiencing discrepancy between what one believes in and new information that does not support one's view |
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| Arises when the nurse if unsure of what moral rules apply within a situation |
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Positive tension
Creates space for moral reflection |
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Feeling incapable of doing what one believes in because of some barrier
Recognizes various options for action are available |
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Empirics (scientific, objective data for explanation)
Esthetics (artistic, creative understanding) |
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Herbal
Reflexology
Acupuncture
Aromatherapy
Not discipline specific |
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| Natural health products are both |
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| Complimentary and alternative therapy |
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| Who regulates health products? |
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Health Canada
Ministry of Agriculture
Customs/immigration
Food and Drug Directorate |
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| Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) |
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| Ensure product safety and quality of natural health products |
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| Scope of Nursing Practice |
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Promotion of health
Assessment of health
Provision of care |
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| Client choice and Well-Being |
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| Clients have the right to make their own decisions regarding care and treatment |
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| Risk Appraisals (Vital to Safe Care) |
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| Assess appropriateness/potential benefit/harm of all interventions before providing the intervention |
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| Collaborative Decision Making |
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| Nurses should not try to resolve ethical dilemmas alone |
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Body, mind, emotions and intuition form a complex dynamic energy field (Theory)
(Example: Hand-holding) |
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Needling to stimulate various points in the body to promote healing/relaxation
Proven to reduce lower back pain |
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| Changing Family Relationships |
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Reciprocal in nature and characterized by affection and mutual support
Most important and potentially the most conflicted |
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People redifine their sense of self (develop self-agency in response)
Speed/intensity of a major change may make the difference |
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| Retirement success depends on |
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Health
Income
Relationships
Socialization
Interest |
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| Three Legged Stool (Finances) |
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Savings
Investments
Social security/Pension |
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| Phases of Retirement (Remote) |
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| Future anticipation with little real planning |
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| Phases of Retirement (Near) |
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| Phases of Retirement (Honeymoon) |
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Euphoria
Testing Fantasies |
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| Phases of Retirement (Disenchantment) |
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| Phases of Retirement (Reorientation) |
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| Develops realistic and satisfactory lifestyle |
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| Phases of Retirement (Stability) |
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| Personal investments in meaningful activities |
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| Phases of Retirement (Termination) |
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| Loss of role resulting from illness/returning to work |
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| The more sexually active one is: |
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The fewer changes they are likely to experience in pattern of sexual responses
(Example: One habituates seeing breasts and is less likely to become aroused and have an erection when seeing them) |
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