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According to the Need Theory, what does Virginia Henderson emphasize in patient care?
According to the Need Theory, what does Virginia Henderson emphasize in patient care?
- Maximizing the patient's comfort and reducing stress levels
- Increasing the patient’s independence and focusing on basic human needs (correct)
- Providing advanced medical treatments to accelerate recovery
- Ensuring complete dependency of the patient on nursing care
In the context of Need Theory, what does Virginia Henderson believe about the mind and body of a patient?
In the context of Need Theory, what does Virginia Henderson believe about the mind and body of a patient?
- There is no relationship between the mind and body
- They function independently of each other
- They are inseparable and interrelated (correct)
- The mind is more important than the body for healing
What does Virginia Henderson view as the art of nursing based on her proposal?
What does Virginia Henderson view as the art of nursing based on her proposal?
- 14 basic human needs on which nursing care is premised (correct)
- Implementing cutting-edge medical technologies
- Providing emotional support to patients' families
- Ensuring complete dependency of the patient on nursing care
According to Virginia Henderson, how does an individual achieve wholeness?
According to Virginia Henderson, how does an individual achieve wholeness?
What does Virginia Henderson assume about nurses' willingness to serve?
What does Virginia Henderson assume about nurses' willingness to serve?
According to Virginia Henderson, what is the primary focus of nursing care?
According to Virginia Henderson, what is the primary focus of nursing care?
According to Henderson's theory, what is the unique function of the nurse?
According to Henderson's theory, what is the unique function of the nurse?
According to Henderson, how should the nurse work with the patient?
According to Henderson, how should the nurse work with the patient?
According to Henderson, what is the meaning of good health?
According to Henderson, what is the meaning of good health?
In Henderson's theory, what does 'keeping the body clean and well-groomed' represent?
In Henderson's theory, what does 'keeping the body clean and well-groomed' represent?
According to Henderson, what is the nurse's role in the nurse-patient relationship?
According to Henderson, what is the nurse's role in the nurse-patient relationship?
In Henderson's theory, what is meant by 'maintaining a supportive environment'?
In Henderson's theory, what is meant by 'maintaining a supportive environment'?
What was taken to mean 'balance in all realms of human life' according to Henderson's theory?
What was taken to mean 'balance in all realms of human life' according to Henderson's theory?
In Henderson's theory, what does 'learning, discovering, or satisfying curiosity that leads to normal development and health' represent?
In Henderson's theory, what does 'learning, discovering, or satisfying curiosity that leads to normal development and health' represent?
According to Henderson's theory, what is meant by 'interdependence with other health care professionals and with the patient'?
According to Henderson's theory, what is meant by 'interdependence with other health care professionals and with the patient'?
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Henderson's Needs
Henderson's Needs
14 fundamental human needs essential for patient well-being and recovery.
Mind-Body Connection
Mind-Body Connection
Henderson's theory believes the mind and body are interconnected and must be treated together.
Nursing's Role
Nursing's Role
Assisting patients to meet their basic needs and achieve independence.
Wholeness (Henderson)
Wholeness (Henderson)
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Nurse's Willingness
Nurse's Willingness
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Nursing Care's Focus
Nursing Care's Focus
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Nurse's Unique Function
Nurse's Unique Function
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Nurse-Patient Relationship
Nurse-Patient Relationship
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Good Health (Henderson)
Good Health (Henderson)
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Physical Hygiene
Physical Hygiene
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Supportive Environment
Supportive Environment
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Balance in Human Life
Balance in Human Life
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Learning & Development
Learning & Development
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Interprofessional Collaboration
Interprofessional Collaboration
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Study Notes
Virginia Henderson's Need Theory
Patient Care
- Emphasizes on the 14 basic human needs, which are essential for a patient's well-being and recovery.
Mind and Body
- Believes that the mind and body are interconnected and inseparable, and that a patient's mind and body must be treated together.
Art of Nursing
- Views the art of nursing as assisting the patient to achieve independence in meeting their basic needs.
Wholeness
- An individual achieves wholeness by meeting their 14 basic human needs, which leads to a sense of independence and well-being.
Nurses' Willingness
- Assumes that nurses are willing to serve and help patients meet their basic needs.
Primary Focus of Nursing Care
- The primary focus of nursing care is to help the patient meet their basic human needs.
Unique Function of the Nurse
- The unique function of the nurse is to assist the patient to achieve independence in meeting their basic needs.
Nurse-Patient Relationship
- The nurse should work with the patient in a way that helps the patient to meet their basic needs and become independent.
- The nurse's role is to assist the patient, not to dominate or control them.
Meaning of Good Health
- Good health is achieved when an individual is able to meet their basic human needs and maintain a sense of independence and well-being.
Keeping the Body Clean and Well-Groomed
- Represents the importance of maintaining physical hygiene and cleanliness for overall well-being.
Maintaining a Supportive Environment
- Means creating an environment that supports the patient's physical and emotional well-being.
Balance in Human Life
- Balance in all realms of human life is achieved when an individual meets their basic human needs and maintains a sense of independence and well-being.
Learning and Development
- Learning, discovering, or satisfying curiosity represents normal development and health, which is achieved when an individual meets their basic human needs.
Interdependence with Healthcare Professionals
- Means working collaboratively with other healthcare professionals and the patient to meet their basic human needs and achieve independence.
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Test your knowledge about Virginia Henderson's Need Theory, which emphasizes increasing patient independence and focusing on basic human needs to avoid delayed progress after hospitalization. Explore the assumptions and principles underlying this nursing theory.
