Katie 3rd

Question 1

In
situations where a
patient’s dignity has been
compromised (e.g., due
to illness or institutional
practices), the nurse has
a responsibility to restore
and uphold that dignity
through caritative caring

Answer 1

Restoring dignity

Question 2

Eriksson emphasizes
that every person has inherent dignity, which
must be recognized and upheld in all caring
interactions. Dignity is not something that can
be granted or taken away; it is an intrinsic part
of being human.

Answer 2

Intrinsic Value of Dignity

Question 3

The nurse’s role is to protect
and enhance the patient’s dignity through
compassionate care. This involves respecting
the patient’s autonomy, providing comfort, and
ensuring that they are treated with kindness
and respect at all times.

Answer 3

Caring of Dignity

Question 4

What are the 3 concepts of Dignity?

Answer 4

Intrinsic Value of Dignity
Caring for dignity
Restoring dignity

Question 5

The ethos of
caring is the moral framework that
underpins caritative caring. It is based on
the principles of love, compassion, and
respect for the dignity of the patient. The
nurse acts as a moral agent, guided by an
inner ethos that prioritizes the well-being of
the patient above all else

Answer 5

Ethical foundation of care

Question 6

Eriksson
argues that caring is not just a professional
duty but a moral obligation rooted in the
ethics of love and charity. This moral
obligation is the driving force behind all
caring actions in nursing.

Answer 6

Caring as a moral obligation

Question 7

What are the 2 types of THE ETHOS OF CARING?

Answer 7

Ethical Foundation of Caring
Caring as a Moral Obligation

Question 8

What is the other term of caritative and the meaning?
(Derived from “____” meaning _________)

Answer 8

Caritas meaning love and charity