2nd Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
Q

_____________ philosophy is
central to understanding the
role of caring in nursing.

A

Kari Martinsen

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2
Q

Martinsen studied at the __________________________________. Her academic
journey is marked by an integration of nursing
practice and philosophical thought.

A

University of Oslo and
later pursued a Ph.D. in philosophy.

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3
Q

When did Kari martinsen born? (Apologies for the wrong grammar if sayop WHAHAHA)

A

1943

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4
Q

What are the 3 essence of caring?

A

Caring as the essence of nursing
Nursing as a moral practice
Holistic Care

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5
Q

Caring, in Martinsen

s
view, involves both
physical and emotional
support. It is an all-
encompassing act that
addresses the whole
person, not just their
medical condition.

A

Holistic care

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6
Q

What are the 3 types of relationality in caring?

A

Relational aspect
Centrality of the Nurse-Patient Relationship
Gadamer’s influence

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7
Q

The nurse-patient relationship
is the heart of nursing care.
Martinsen emphasizes that
effective care cannot occur
without a strong, trusting
relationship between the nurse
and the patient.

A

Centrality of the Nurse-
Patient Relationship

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8
Q

Martinsen argues that caring is
the fundamental essence of
nursing. Unlike technical
procedures, which can be
performed by anyone with the
necessary training, caring is a
deeply moral and relational act
that defines the nursing
profession.

A

Caring as the essence of the nurse

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9
Q

Martinsen argues that caring is
fundamentally relational. It is not
a one-way process but involves a
genuine connection between the
nurse and the patient. This
relationship is characterized by
trust, empathy, and mutual
respect.

A

Relational aspect

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10
Q

Martinsen sees nursing
not just as a series of
tasks but as a moral
practice. Nurses are not
only caregivers but also
moral agents who must
navigate complex ethical
landscapes.

A

Nursing as a moral practice

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11
Q

Drawing on Hans-Georg
Gadamer

s hermeneutic
philosophy, Martinsen sees
understanding as something that
emerges through dialogue and
relational engagement.

A

Gadamer’s influence

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12
Q

What are the 3 types of Martinsen’s
Critique of
Modern
Healthcare?

A

1.Medicalization and
Bureaucratization
2.Dehumanization of Care
3.Call for Patient-Centered Care

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13
Q

Martinsen is critical of the modern
healthcare system’
s tendency to
____________ and _________ care

A

Medicalization and
Bureaucratization

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14
Q

Martinsen advocates for a return to more
humane, patient-centered care. She calls
for healthcare systems to prioritize
ethical caring practices that value the
relational and moral aspects of nursing

A

Call for Patient-Centered Care

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15
Q

The increasing reliance on technology
and standardized procedures can lead to
a _________________, where patients
are seen more as cases to be managed
than as individuals with unique needs.

A

Dehumanization of care

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16
Q

What are the 2 types of Kari martinsen critique theory?

A

Paced Settings
Balancing Idealism
with
Reality