30 Questions
Which phase of the nursing process involves evaluating the effectiveness of nursing interventions?
Appraisal
What is the reason attributed to a person called?
Meaning
Which characteristic of hope involves depending on other people?
Future orientation
What is a strict necessity for good nursing care?
Communication
What does self-therapy refer to in nursing?
Nurse's presence
What is the first step in developing a human-to-human relationship in nursing?
Observation
What is the experience that varies in intensity, duration, and depth called?
Suffering
What is the faith that a change will bring something better called?
Hope
What is the phase of the nursing process that involves interpreting observations?
Interpretation
What is the targeted intellectual approach by the nurse toward the patient's situation called?
Targeted intellectual approach
Which of the following is the most common response to suffering and illness according to the text?
The "Why Me" Reaction
What is the definition of depression?
Anger turned inward toward the self
What is the least common response to suffering and illness?
The "Acceptance Reaction"
What is the term used to describe the diminishing capacity to perceive ill persons as human beings?
The Process of Human Reduction
What is the basic assumption about the term 'patient' in Travelbee's work?
It is a stereotype and a category
What is the role of the nurse in the human-to-human relationship?
To assist others
What is the mental state characterized by the desire to gain an end or accomplish a goal combined with some degree of expectation that it is attainable?
Hope
What is the term used to describe the breakdown of communication when a message is not received or is misinterpreted?
Communication Breakdown
What is the best known and most popular communication technique?
The Reflecting Techniques
What are the major causes of communication breakdown and distortion?
All of the above
According to Travelbee's Human to Human Relationship Model of Nursing, what does 'human to human relationship' refer to?
An experience between a nurse and an ill person
What is the purpose of the human to human relationship in nursing?
To establish and maintain a connection between the nurse and the patient
What is the definition of 'suffering' according to Travelbee's model?
A feeling of displeasure ranging from simple discomfort to extreme anguish
What is the 'malignant phase' of suffering?
Despairful 'Not Caring'
What is the 'terminal phase' of suffering?
Apathetic Indifference
When does the 'malignant phase' of suffering occur?
When the individual has suffered mentally, physically, or spiritually too intensely, over too long a period of time, without assistance and without surcease of suffering
When does the 'terminal phase' of suffering occur?
When the individual progresses beyond the stage of despairful 'not-caring'
What are the causes of suffering according to Travelbee's model?
Various types of distressing difficulties
How are reactions to suffering and illness categorized in Travelbee's model?
Highly individualistic
What are the two broad categories of reactions to suffering and illness in Travelbee's model?
The 'What' and the 'Why'
Test your knowledge of Travelbee's Human to Human Relationship Model of Nursing and its significance in the nursing profession. Explore the purposeful establishment and maintenance of relationships between nurses and patients, as well as the concept of suffering. Challenge yourself with this informative quiz!
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