Pnur 103 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

looking glass self : you learn who you are based on your intentions with others, who reflect your self back to you reflected appraisal : You learn who you are based on how others treat you we learn who we are based on what : interactions associations with groups we assume own labels personalities what two influences shaped nursing : Florence nightingale and the British system 2 | P a g e Why is Florence nightingale so special : Nightingale fundamentally changed the role of ...

what are the essential nursing values? : Altruism: selfless concern for the wellbeing of others Autonomy: having the authority to make decisions and act according to your knowledge Client autonomy: the rights that clients have to make decisions about their own health, without influence from healthcare providers Dignity: The right that people are to be valued and respected for their own sake and to be treated equitably Integrity: The quality of being honest and having strong morals ...

what are the essential nursing values? : Altruism: selfless concern for the wellbeing of others Autonomy: having the authority to make decisions and act according to your knowledge Client autonomy: the rights that clients have to make decisions about their own health, without influence from healthcare providers Dignity: The right that people are to be valued and respected for their own sake and to be treated equitably Integrity: The quality of being honest and having strong morals ...

what are the essential nursing values? : Altruism: selfless concern for the wellbeing of others Autonomy: having the authority to make decisions and act according to your knowledge Client autonomy: the rights that clients have to make decisions about their own health, without influence from healthcare providers Dignity: The right that people are to be valued and respected for their own sake and to be treated equitably Integrity: The quality of being honest and having strong morals ...

what are the essential nursing values? : Altruism: selfless concern for the wellbeing of others Autonomy: having the authority to make decisions and act according to your knowledge Client autonomy: the rights that clients have to make decisions about their own health, without influence from healthcare providers Dignity: The right that people are to be valued and respected for their own sake and to be treated equitably Integrity: The quality of being honest and having strong morals ...

looking glass self : you learn who you are based on your intentions with others, who reflect your self back to you reflected appraisal : You learn who you are based on how others treat you we learn who we are based on what : interactions associations with groups we assume own labels personalities what two influences shaped nursing : Florence nightingale and the British system 2 | P a g e Why is Florence nightingale so special : Nightingale fundamentally changed the role of ...

PNUR 103 test 1 weeks 1-5

PNUR 103 test 1_ weeks 1-5 (1).