Levine's Conservation Model Quiz and Flashcards

What does Myra Levine's Conservation Model Theory aim to improve?

Which domain of conservation refers to balancing energy input and output to avoid excessive fatigue?

Which domain of conservation involves maintaining or restoring the body’s structure, preventing physical breakdown, and promoting healing?

Which domain of conservation recognizes the individual as one who strives for recognition, respect, self-awareness, selfhood, and self-determination?

What is adaptation according to Myra Levine's Conservation Model Theory?

Myra Levine's Conservation Model Theory

Aims to improve individuals’ health and well-being through a holistic approach to nursing care.
Emphasizes the importance of conserving energy, personal integrity, and structural integrity to enhance healing.

Domains of Conservation

Energy Conservation:
- Focuses on balancing energy input and output to prevent excessive fatigue.
- Encourages patients to engage in activities that conserve their strength, promoting endurance.
Structural Conservation:
- Involves maintaining or restoring the body’s structure, crucial for preventing physical breakdown.
- Aims to promote healing processes within the body through proper care and support.
Personal Conservation:
- Recognizes the individual’s need for recognition, respect, self-awareness, selfhood, and self-determination.
- Supports emotional and psychological well-being as integral to overall health.

Adaptation in Conservation Model

Defined as the process by which individuals adjust to their environment and circumstances to maintain health and balance.
Emphasizes the importance of adaptive responses for optimal functioning and resilience in facing challenges.

Test your understanding of Myra Levine's Conservation Model Theory, which aims to improve an individual's physical and emotional well-being by focusing on the conservation of energy, structure, personal integrity, and social integrity.