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What is the significance of preparing for retirement around the age of 50-60?
What is the significance of preparing for retirement around the age of 50-60?
What does the term 'role discontinuity' refer to in the context of retirement?
What does the term 'role discontinuity' refer to in the context of retirement?
Which of the following best describes 'physiological age'?
Which of the following best describes 'physiological age'?
What is meant by 'change of life' in the context of retirement?
What is meant by 'change of life' in the context of retirement?
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What is the role of shared expectations in the context of a retiree's social role?
What is the role of shared expectations in the context of a retiree's social role?
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Why is it stated that retirement can be seen as a desirable phase?
Why is it stated that retirement can be seen as a desirable phase?
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How can genetic factors influence retirement, according to the content?
How can genetic factors influence retirement, according to the content?
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What is the primary focus of preparing for retirement according to the discussed concepts?
What is the primary focus of preparing for retirement according to the discussed concepts?
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What defines a retiree?
What defines a retiree?
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What factors contribute to positive perceptions of retirement?
What factors contribute to positive perceptions of retirement?
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How is family constellation classified?
How is family constellation classified?
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What is a significant determinant of role discontinuity?
What is a significant determinant of role discontinuity?
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What type of coping approaches are referred to in the content?
What type of coping approaches are referred to in the content?
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What does 'self-preparation' refer to in the context of retirement?
What does 'self-preparation' refer to in the context of retirement?
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Which classification describes the health status of a respondent?
Which classification describes the health status of a respondent?
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Why is it important to maintain health throughout life?
Why is it important to maintain health throughout life?
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What is one of the main strategies to cope with changes brought by retirement?
What is one of the main strategies to cope with changes brought by retirement?
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What role do fellow retirees play in the retirement journey?
What role do fellow retirees play in the retirement journey?
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What should retirement be recognized as, according to the content?
What should retirement be recognized as, according to the content?
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What is a requirement for perceiving retirement positively?
What is a requirement for perceiving retirement positively?
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According to the theory of Technological Competency as Caring in Nursing, what is one major assumption?
According to the theory of Technological Competency as Caring in Nursing, what is one major assumption?
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What does the process of knowing persons emphasize in nursing practice?
What does the process of knowing persons emphasize in nursing practice?
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What should be eliminated to facilitate participation in important decision-making areas for retirees?
What should be eliminated to facilitate participation in important decision-making areas for retirees?
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What is the overall goal of a holistic preretirement preparation program?
What is the overall goal of a holistic preretirement preparation program?
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How does family constellation impact an individual's reaction to retirement?
How does family constellation impact an individual's reaction to retirement?
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What is indicated about income in relation to retirement and role discontinuities?
What is indicated about income in relation to retirement and role discontinuities?
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Which statement best reflects the concept of work status during retirement?
Which statement best reflects the concept of work status during retirement?
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What role does self-preparation play in the lives of retirees?
What role does self-preparation play in the lives of retirees?
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Why should retirement pensions be adjusted?
Why should retirement pensions be adjusted?
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How can family support aid in the transition to retirement?
How can family support aid in the transition to retirement?
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What does the content suggest about economic security and work?
What does the content suggest about economic security and work?
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Which of the following best describes the therapeutic aspect of self-preparation?
Which of the following best describes the therapeutic aspect of self-preparation?
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What was Virginia Henderson's role at Teachers College, Columbia University from 1934 to 1948?
What was Virginia Henderson's role at Teachers College, Columbia University from 1934 to 1948?
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Which statement reflects Virginia Henderson's view on the duty of nursing?
Which statement reflects Virginia Henderson's view on the duty of nursing?
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According to Virginia Henderson, what is the unique function of a nurse?
According to Virginia Henderson, what is the unique function of a nurse?
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What is a key goal of nursing as described in the concept of independence?
What is a key goal of nursing as described in the concept of independence?
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What does the 'complementary' role of a nurse refer to?
What does the 'complementary' role of a nurse refer to?
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In the context of the need theory, which physiological need is concerned with moving and maintaining desirable postures?
In the context of the need theory, which physiological need is concerned with moving and maintaining desirable postures?
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Which need falls under the psychological category in Henderson's need theory?
Which need falls under the psychological category in Henderson's need theory?
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What category does the need to select suitable clothes fall into in Henderson's framework?
What category does the need to select suitable clothes fall into in Henderson's framework?
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What is one of the primary responsibilities of nurses according to the outlined principles?
What is one of the primary responsibilities of nurses according to the outlined principles?
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Which of the following is NOT one of the 14 basic human needs mentioned?
Which of the following is NOT one of the 14 basic human needs mentioned?
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In the context of health, what is closely equated with independence?
In the context of health, what is closely equated with independence?
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How does Henderson view the relationship between the mind and body?
How does Henderson view the relationship between the mind and body?
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What role do nurses play in promoting health according to the content?
What role do nurses play in promoting health according to the content?
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Why is maintaining a supportive environment considered essential in health care?
Why is maintaining a supportive environment considered essential in health care?
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Which factor is NOT mentioned as affecting health?
Which factor is NOT mentioned as affecting health?
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What constitutes the definition of health according to the content?
What constitutes the definition of health according to the content?
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Study Notes
Sr. Letty G. Kuan's Retirement and Role Discontinuity Model
- Retirement is an inevitable life change, evident in aging populations and increased dependence.
- This stage should be viewed as desirable.
- Planning for options at ages 50-60 is crucial for a rewarding retirement period.
Basic Assumptions and Concepts
- Physiological Age: The endurance of cells and tissues in the human body, affected by wear and tear. Some have significant genetic advantage for staying youthful.
- Role: Set of shared expectations focused on a particular position, including goals, values, and norms.
- Change of Life: Period between near retirement and post-retirement. It's equivalent to the climacteric period where individuals readjust to a new tempo of life.
- Retiree: An individual who has left their past employment role due to prescribed age or completed service years.
- Role Discontinuity: Interruption in the line of status enjoyed or expected from a position, potentially occurring through accidents, emergencies, and role changes, including retirement.
- Coping Approaches: Interventions or measures intended to resolve problematic situations and restore equilibrium and normal function.
- Determinants of Positive Perceptions in Retirement and Positive Reactions Toward Role Discontinuities:
- Health status
- Income
- Work status
- Family constellation
- Self-preparation
Findings and Recommendations
- Health status is critical for managing capacities and roles throughout life.
- Family relationships positively support retirement.
- Income security is important for preparing for retirement.
- Work contributes to self-esteem and well-being, so keeping engaged is important in retirement.
- Self-preparation supports the transition into retirement by fostering interests and emotional well-being.
- For successful retirement, interests should be maintained in social activities.
- Government agencies should develop well-rounded retirement preparation programs, addressing financial, emotional, and social needs.
Rozzano C. Locsin's Technological Competency as Caring in Nursing: A Model for Practice
- Technological competency as caring is rooted in the caring theory by Boykin and Schoenhofer.
- The model highlights the harmonious coexistence of technology and caring in nursing.
- Technological aspects as completing human beings (prostheses/organ transplantations)
- Technology as machine technologies (computers, operating theater equipment)
- Technology that mimics human activities (nursebots)
- Nursing values technological competence in caring, and technological developments aid in patient care, such as creating a more peaceful death/coping mechanisms.
- Assumptions of this theory focus on the person as a whole, complete in the moment, and appreciated as a participant of both patient care and technology:
- Persons care by virtue of their humanness.
- Persons are complete in the moment.
- Knowing an individual is essential to providing proper care.
- Technological importance for determining wholeness for a person in the moment
- Dimensions of technological value include concepts of the person, the environment, nursing, and health.
- This model uses a cyclical method of assessing factors and adapting to them.
Virginia Henderson's Fourteen Basic Human Needs
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Physiological needs (1-9)
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Psychological needs (10 & 14)
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Social/Spiritual needs (11)
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Sociological needs (12 & 13)
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The focus is assisting patients in performing needed activities based on their individual strengths. This includes assisting the ill/well in basic daily activities to develop independence.
- Maintaining a supportive environment conducive for health and wellbeing is crucial.
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Three levels of nurse-patient relationship:
- Substitutive (doing for the patient)
- Supplementary (helping the patient)
- Complementary (partnering with the patient)
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Assumptions:
- Nurses care for patients until independent.
- Patients desire health.
- Nurses are willing to devote themselves to the patient.
- Nurses need university education (both arts and sciences).
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Strengths: Focused and easy to understand, relevant to all ages.
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Weaknesses: No conceptual diagram of connections in theory components, explanation of 'peaceful death' is lacking.
Application of the Theory
- Application in practice by setting goals using components (and needs) of Henderson's theory for guiding actions.
- Valuable for nursing research on improving patient care.
Sample Diagram of Henderson's Theory
- Shows relationship between nurse's role and the needs of the patients.
- This framework identifies patient needs and the nurse's role in addressing them.
- Goal-met framework to establish patient improvement and independence via nursing care.
Metaparadigm in Nursing
- Includes concepts of the patient, environment, health, and nursing, recognizing how they all interconnected.
- Healthy balance is equated to independence in performing life functions in all contexts of life.
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