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| Critical thinking is a rational investigation of ideas, inferences, assumptions, principles, arguments, conclusions, issues, statements, beliefs, and actions that covers scientific reasonnig and includes the nursing process, decision making, and reasoning in controversial issues. |
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| reasonable, reflective thinking taht is focused on what to believe or do |
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| The art of thinking about your thinking while you're thinking, to make it better more clear, accurate, and defensible |
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Thory of psychodynamic nursing
health is a forward movement of personality
Her nusing roles ex stranger, leader |
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| Callista Roy- Catholic nun |
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Roy's adptation model-equilibrium is desired state.
Persons are complex adaptive systems
Sources of stimuli are
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residual - personality
We have adaptive modes and nursing is interventions to modify stimuli and promote adaptation |
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| Martha Rogers - public health dallas girl |
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| persons and the invironment are irreducible energy fields, idertified by patterns like lifestyle, nutrition, circadian rhythms and social interaction. |
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Theory of goal attainment
Mutual goal setting
peaceful death |
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