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What role does the regulator subsystem play in the adaptation model?
What role does the regulator subsystem play in the adaptation model?
Which of the following is NOT one of the four modes of adaptation outlined by Sister Callista Roy?
Which of the following is NOT one of the four modes of adaptation outlined by Sister Callista Roy?
What is indicated by a compromised process in the adaptation model?
What is indicated by a compromised process in the adaptation model?
In what year did Sister Callista Roy complete her Doctoral degree in Sociology?
In what year did Sister Callista Roy complete her Doctoral degree in Sociology?
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Which component of the adaptation model reflects an individual's relationships and interactions with others?
Which component of the adaptation model reflects an individual's relationships and interactions with others?
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What is the primary focus of Roy's adaptation model?
What is the primary focus of Roy's adaptation model?
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How does Sister Callista Roy view the individual in her adaptation model?
How does Sister Callista Roy view the individual in her adaptation model?
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What type of degree did Sister Callista Roy earn first in her nursing education?
What type of degree did Sister Callista Roy earn first in her nursing education?
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What is the first step in the six-step nursing process suggested by Roy?
What is the first step in the six-step nursing process suggested by Roy?
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In the nursing process, what does the 'Assessment of Stimuli' step involve?
In the nursing process, what does the 'Assessment of Stimuli' step involve?
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What is the purpose of the 'Intervention' step in the nursing process?
What is the purpose of the 'Intervention' step in the nursing process?
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How does Roy define health within her nursing model?
How does Roy define health within her nursing model?
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What is the primary focus of the nursing discipline according to Roy's model?
What is the primary focus of the nursing discipline according to Roy's model?
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Study Notes
Adaptation Model of Nursing by Sister Callista Roy
- Sister Callista Roy, a nun and American nurse, developed a nursing theory focusing on adaptation.
- Her theory defines nursing as the provision of care, viewing individuals as complex systems adapting to stimuli.
- The individual is a set of interconnected biological, psychological, and social systems.
- These systems work to maintain a balance with external stimuli.
Biography of Sister Callista Roy
- Born in 1939 in Los Angeles.
- Sister of St. Joseph of Carondelet.
- Earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in nursing from Mount St. Mary's College in Los Angeles.
- Earned a Master's Degree in Pediatric Nursing in 1996 from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
- Earned a Master's degree in Sociology in 1973 and a Doctorate in Sociology in 1977.
Internal Processes
- Regulator Subsystem: A person's physiological coping mechanism. The body adjusts through neurochemical and endocrine processes.
- Cognator Subsystem: A person's mental coping mechanism. This involves self-concept, interdependence, and role functions.
Four Adaptive Modes
- Physiological: Physical health and functions.
- Self-Concept: Beliefs and feelings about oneself.
- Role Function: Role in society.
- Interdependence: Relationships and interactions with others.
Levels of Adaptation
- Integrated Process: Stable processes like breathing, spiritual growth, and healthy relationships, where the individual meets environmental needs.
- Compensatory Process: The individual's coping mechanisms are challenged, but are trying to meet environmental needs. Examples include grief, a new job, and adapting to a new situation.
- Compromised Process: The individual's systems are not adequately adapting to the environment. Examples include unresolved loss, hypoxia, and abusive relationships.
Nursing Process in Roy Adaptation Model
- Assessment of Behavior: Observe patient behavior for each of the four modes to determine adaptation effectiveness.
- Assessment of Stimuli: Identify focal, contextual, and residual factors (influences) on patient behavior.
- Nursing Diagnosis: Describe ineffective behaviors and the influences leading to those problems.
- Goal Setting: Collaboratively develop realistic and attainable goals to improve ineffective behaviors.
- Intervention: Together with the patient, modify stimuli ("doing" phase) to create healthier habits.
- Evaluation: Assess change in behavior and revise interventions as needed.
Metaparadigm in Nursing
- Person: Biopsychosocial being constantly interacting with a changing environment.
- Environment: Conditions, circumstances, and influences surrounding and affecting the individual.
- Health: A continuum encompassing various states between health and illness.
- Nursing: Expanding adaptive abilities and enhancing person-environment transformation.
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Test your knowledge on Sister Callista Roy's Adaptation Model of Nursing. This quiz covers her theories, personal background, and the internal processes involved in her model. Dive into the complexities of how individuals adapt to various stimuli in their environments.
