Client centred care 1 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Occupational Therapy Process Correct Answer: Define occupational therapy, ensure to include: - How we define occupation (want, need, have too) - Self-care - Productivity - Leisure - Bring independance through occupation which helps give life meaning and purpose Professional reasoning Correct Answer: Processes used to help understand a client's occupational issues, needs, and goals. This also ensures client centred practice as it caters for the needs of each individual. Types of ...

What is a Therapeutic Relationship - correct answer A professional interpersonal alliance in which the nurse and the client join together for a defined period to achieve health related treatment goals Who Can The Client Be - correct answer Patient, family, group, community How Therapeutic Relationships Differ From Other Relationships - correct answer Goal oriented Boundaries Not a friendship, non-sexual 5 Components of Therapeutic Relationship - correct answer Trust: expects nurse to ...

BSNC 1020 Final Exam What is the Kirby report? - Kirby focused more on the private health sector as they proposed considering a different health care structure because of the problems public health care is creating. In this document, the Committee stressed the need for cooperation among all stakeholders to reduce problems of maldistribution, undersupply, and jurisdictional competition. He recommended that the federal government work with other concerned parties to create a permanent nati...

Who would you go to regarding standards, rules, exams, and regulations? - The CNO. What is critical thinking? - -Active, not passive -solve problems well -criteria based judgement, not critism -intellectual and psychological habits (problem solve, discovery truth, clearly communicate) What topics are in the critical thinking model? - 1. Point of view (perspective) 2. Purpose (goal/objective) 3. Information (data/facts) 4. Questions (problem/issue) 5. Interpretation (conclusion/s...

NURSING 101 EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION CARE - interpersonal process requiring professional knowledge and skills, personal maturity, and interpersonal sensitivity: results in protection and emotional support of patients bio-psycho-social needs - 4 theorists of caring: madeline leiniger, patrictia benner, Watson (1970), swanson (1991) - *caring is having A CONNECTION* - caring is the essence of nursing and we can be taught to demonstrate it How to demonstrate care - confidence -...

What is furosemide? How is furosemide related to dehydration? What is basal metabolic rate (BMR)? What is the external energy cycle? What is adipose tissue? What happens when food intake exceeds energy use? What foods have the highest energy density? What is involuntary energy use? What is nutrient dense? Examples of nutrient dense foods What is energy dense? What is stored energy source?

What are the 3 tenets of person-centred counselling? correct answers 1) Respect 2) Genuineness 3) Empathy What is respect in genetic counselling? correct answers Acceptance of patient What is genuineness in genetic counselling? correct answers Being yourself within the capacity of being a genetic counsellor What is congruence in genetic counselling? correct answers Agreement between a counsellor's inner and outward responses What is primary empathy in genetic counselling? correct ...

What is the Kirby report? - Kirby focused more on the private health sector as they proposed considering a different health care structure because of the problems public health care is creating. In this document, the Committee stressed the need for cooperation among all stakeholders to reduce problems of maldistribution, undersupply, and jurisdictional competition. He recommended that the federal government work with other concerned parties to create a permanent national coordinating body f...

Nurs 1220 midterm Exam Questions With Correct Answers 3 Concepts of Health - answerBiomedical model • Health is absence of disease • Behavioural model • Treatment of disease + primary/secondary preventions • Socioenvironmental model • Incorporates sociological and environmental aspects • Social determinants of health ( The social, economic, and political conditions that shape the health of individuals, families, and communities) 3 levels of prevention - answer• Primary p...

Orlistat: Action Used in patients age 12 and older Acts in the GI tract to reduce absorption of fat; may reduce total cholesterol and LDL levels Lowers blood pressure and blood glucose levels Orlistat: Adverse effects GI symptoms (flatulence with discharge, fatty or oily stools, increased defecation) Possible liver damage Acute pancreatitis Kidney stones Liraglutide: Action Used for chronic weight management in adults Slows gastric emptying -> increased feeling of fullness -&gt...