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| A caring nurse will perform what actions? |
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Definition
| facilitate healing, committed to patient, improve patient outcomes, improve patient satisfaction, provides reassurance, individualized care, culturally sensitive. |
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| What are some behaviors that show caring? |
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Definition
| being present, active listening, being dependable and consistent, appropriate touch. |
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| What are some behaviors that show caring? |
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Definition
| being present, active listening, being dependable and consistent, appropriate touch. |
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Term
| What is the pre-interaction phase of nurse-client relationship? |
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Definition
| occurs before meeting the patient. Reading charts, reporting, care providers. |
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Term
| What are the phases of nurse-client relationship? |
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Definition
| Pre-interaction, orientation, working, termination. |
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| What is the orientation phase of the nurse-client phase? |
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Definition
| introduction, identifies patient problems, discussing roles, responsibilities of the nurse, and contractual agreement. |
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| What is the working phase of a nurse-client relationship? |
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Definition
| encourage patient and set goals, promote patient-solving skills, teach about problem, empower autonomy in care, and provide care. |
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| What is the termination phase of the nurse-client relationship? |
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Definition
| discuss feelings about discharge, summarize goals, provide discharge instructions and follow up instructions, express gratitude, and say GOOD BYE. |
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Term
| Who sets the boundaries of caring? |
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Definition
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| What are the boundaries of the nurse-client relationship? |
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Definition
| no social or intimacy, roles are clear, nurse is the professional at all times, patient's needs and problems are focus of interaction. |
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| What would cause the destruction of trust? |
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Definition
| If the nurse violates boundaries and enters social or intimate relationship with a client. |
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Term
| What is transference in relationship to nurse-client interaction? |
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Definition
| Patient unconsciously associates the nurse with someone in their life. |
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Term
| What is counter transference? |
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Definition
| nurses response to a specific patient, be it positive or negative. (being over emotional with a patient, spending too much time with a pt.) |
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