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What does an internal locus of control imply about a person's belief regarding their experiences?
Which of the following best describes self-analysis in the context of self-esteem?
Cultural values can be defined as:
In understanding personal values, what is emphasized as crucial?
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What aspect of health does Benner emphasize in her description?
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What is the significance of the nurse-client relationship according to Benner?
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What aspect does learning style primarily relate to?
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How does Benner differentiate between illness and disease?
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Which statement best reflects Benner's view of a person?
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What does well-being represent in Benner's perspective?
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Which of the following describes Benner's conceptualization of nursing practice?
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What is not included in Benner's definitions of health?
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Which of the following reflects the highest level within Benner's framework of nursing experience?
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How does an advanced beginner nurse differ from a novice nurse?
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What characteristic defines a novice nurse?
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What is the primary purpose of self-assessment for students?
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Which of the following is NOT a key area of self-awareness?
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What is a primary function of the Patient Classification System (PCS)?
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What is NOT a characteristic of the rules that a novice nurse follows?
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What level of experience is typical for a competent nurse?
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Which of the following best describes the process of self-awareness?
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What quality reflects a proficient nurse's performance?
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What is a primary advantage of patient-centered care?
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Which of the following best describes functional nursing?
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What is implied about self-assessment in the context of lifelong learning?
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How does self-assessment promote responsibility among students?
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What factor is NOT a key component of the Patient Classification System?
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Which of the following components is part of the self-awareness framework?
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What is a benefit of increasing self-awareness in students?
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Which of the following is considered a pillar of self-awareness?
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What is important for nurses over time to provide quality patient care?
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What is a potential disadvantage of interprofessional collaboration?
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Which of the following is a characteristic of telehealth nursing?
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What is one of the purposes of organizational communication?
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What type of business writing is characterized by guiding the reader through completing a task?
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What is a potential barrier to implementing telehealth technologies?
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How does organizational communication benefit a healthcare team?
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Study Notes
Self-Assessment
- Self-assessment is the evaluation of one's work and progress.
- Self-awareness, according to Boyle (2005), is understanding your own beliefs, thoughts, motivations, and recognizing how they affect others.
- Self-awareness helps students recognize strengths and weaknesses.
- It promotes responsibility and independence.
- Self-assessment is a tool used to evaluate learning quality and prepare for problem solving and life-long learning.
Key Areas of Self-Awareness
- Personality traits
- Personal values
- Habits
- Emotions
- Psychological needs
5 Pillars of Self-Awareness
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Emotional Intelligence:
- Recognize and diagnose your own emotions
- Control your emotions
- Recognize and diagnose the emotions displayed by others
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Core Self-Evaluation:
- Self-Esteem: The extent to which people see themselves as capable, successful, and worthy.
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Locus of Control: Beliefs about the extent to which people can control their own experiences.
- Internal Locus: "I was the cause of the success or failure for the change."
- External Locus: "Something else caused the success or failure."
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Values:
- Cultural Values: Patterns of values shared among people in various countries.
- Personal Values: What people tend to value in their decisions, both standards of conduct and desired end goals.
- Learning Style: An individual's inclination to perceive, interpret, and respond to information in a certain way.
- Meaning: Defined by a person's engaged interaction, interpretation and understanding of the situation.
How to Create Self-Awareness
- Seek feedback from others
- Reflect on one's own feelings and behaviors
- Take self-scoring assessments
- Self-analysis requires asking yourself:
- Do you like where you are and what you have become?
- Have you ever wished life was different?
- Can your relationship improve?
- Are you producing the results you want?
Self-Analysis: Identify
- Areas you normally excel in
- Areas you normally face difficulties
- People, events, and things you like the most and those you dislike
- People, events that bring you happiness/sadness
- The nature and extent of openness you have with others
Theory of Nursing: Benner
- Described nursing as "enabling conditions of connection & concern," emphasizing a strong emotional environment in the nurse-client relationship.
- Nursing encompasses the study of the lived experience of health, illness, disease and the relationship among these three elements.
3 Key Elements of Benner's Theory
- Person: People do not come defined into the world but are defined in the course of living their lives.
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Health: Described as not just the absence of disease and illness.
- Illness: The human experience of dysfunction and loss.
- Disease: What can be assessed at a physical level.
- Well-being: The human experience of wholeness and health.
5 Levels of Nursing Experience (Benner)
- Novice: Beginners, taught general rules and perform tasks with limited and inflexible behavior. They follow instructions.
- Advance Beginner: Those with some experience who recognize recurring patterns allowing them to start formulating principles based on those experiences.
- Competent: Nurses with 2-3 years of experience who have learned the rules and procedures. Their actions are based on deliberate planning.
- Proficient: Nurses who perceive and interpret situations to respond appropriately. They have developed situational awareness.
- Expert: Experienced nurses who no longer rely on principles or rules to manage situations. they perform fluidly, flexibly, and with high proficiency.
Patient Care Delivery Systems
- Nursing Process in the Delivery of Nursing Care Services: Used to provide quality patient care over time.
- Creates a plan of care based on the patient's needs and health goals.
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Patient Classification System (PCS): Categorizes patients based on needs.
- Criteria for Classification: Factors such as acuity, complexity of care, and anticipated outcomes.
Advantages of Patient Care Delivery Systems
- Efficient use of various skill levels.
- Promotes collaboration within the healthcare team.
Disadvantages of Patient Care Delivery Systems
- Fragmented care if communication is poor.
- Requires strong leadership skills.
Patient Care Delivery System Types
- Functional Nursing: Staff are assigned specific tasks rather than individual patients.
- Team Nursing: A team leader oversees a small group of healthcare workers who care for a group of patients.
- Patient Centered Care: Focuses on meeting the holistic needs of the patient by involving them in care decisions.
- Interprofessional Collaboration: Teams of various healthcare professionals working together for comprehensive care.
- Telehealth Nursing: Uses technology to provide care remotely for patients.
Types of Business Writing
- Instructional: Provides guidance through the steps to complete a task. Examples include user manuals and memos that outline task completion methods.
- Informational: Delivers information to the reader. This could include memos, reports, or newsletters.
- Persuasive: Attempts to convince the reader to take a specific action or adopt a particular point of view.
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This quiz explores the concepts of self-assessment and self-awareness, focusing on their critical roles in personal development. It discusses key areas such as emotional intelligence and core self-evaluation, highlighting the importance of understanding one's beliefs and motivations. Prepare to enhance your knowledge on evaluating your strengths and weaknesses effectively.