Lesson 6

Question 1

Proponent of Core, Care, Cure Model

Answer 1

Lydia Hall

Question 2

Refers to the patient the one who is
being cared for

Answer 2

Core

Question 3

The need to communicate and
discuss for the patient to verbally
express feelings regarding the
disease process and its effects

Answer 3

Core

Question 4

Refers to and exclusive to nursing
functions, actions, and caring

Answer 4

Care

Question 5

The motherly care provided by the
nurse, which may include comfort
measures, patient instruction, and
helping patients meet their needs
when help is needed.

Answer 5

Care

Question 6

Addresses the role of nurses and is
focused on performing the task of
nursing patients

Answer 6

Care

Question 7

Refers to the functions and actions of
the physician or other members of
the healthcare team (outside nursing
function)

Answer 7

Cure

Question 8

Interventions or actions geared
toward treating the patient for
whatever illness or disease they are
suffering from.

Answer 8

Cure

Question 9

Person in the Metaparadigm of Core, Care, Cure Model

Answer 9

Man (body/vehicle) is a unity made
up of three:
1. Body (care aspect)
2. Pathology and treatment (cure
aspect)
3. Person

Question 10

Care Aspect

Answer 10

Body

Question 11

Cure Aspect

Answer 11

Pathology and Treatment

Question 12

Source of energy and motivation

Answer 12

Person

Question 13

Nursing in the metaparadigm of Core, Care, Cure Model

Answer 13

Participating in the care, core, cure
aspects of nursing care

Question 14

Health in the Metaparadigm of Core, Care, Cure Model

Answer 14

A state of self awareness with
conscious selection of behaviors that
are optima; for that individual

Question 15

Environment in the Metaparadigm of Core, Care, Cure Model

Answer 15

Should be full of motivation and
energy needed for healing

Question 16

Proponent of Interpersonal Relations Theory

Answer 16

Hildegard Peplau

Question 17

1st published nursing theorist

Answer 17

Hildegard Peplau

Question 18

The Mother of Psychiatric nursing
and the nurse of the century

Answer 18

Hildegard Peplau

Question 19

Changed the role of the patient from
being the object of the nurse’s action
to being a partner with the nurse.

Answer 19

Hildegard Peplau

Question 20

Roles of the Nurse

Answer 20

1. Role of Stranger
2. Role of Resource Person
3. Teaching Role
4. Leadership Role
5. Surrogate Role
6. Counseling Role
7. Technical Expert Role

Question 21

Treat clients with courtesy, do not
prejudge and accept the client as
he/she is.

Answer 21

Role of Stranger

Question 22

Respond as appropriate by providing,
specific answers to questions, health
information, and interpreting
treatment or medical plan of care

Answer 22

Role of Resource Person

Question 23

Proceed from what the client knows,
provide information and instructions
and share experiences. Helping the client to learn formally or
informally

Answer 23

Teaching Role

Question 24

Meeting tasks through cooperation
and active participation (democratic
process). Offering direction to the client or
group.

Answer 24

Leadership Role

Question 25

Assist the client in recognizing
similarities between yourself and the
person recalled by clients. Then help
the client see the differences in your
role and that of the recalled person. Serving as a substitute for another
such as a parent or sibling

Answer 25

Surrogate Role

Question 26

This role has the greatest emphasis
in psychiatric nursing. Help the client
remember and understand fully what
is happening to him in the present situation. Promoting experiences
leading to health for the client such
as expression of feelings.

Answer 26

Counseling Role

Question 27

The nurse provides physical care for
the client ad operates equipment

Answer 27

Technical Expert Role

Question 28

4 Phases of Interaction

Answer 28

1. Orientation
2. Identification
3. Exploitation
4. Resolution/Termination

Question 29

The client seeks help and the nurse
assists the client to understand the
problem and the extent of the need
for help; involves engaging the client in
treatment, providing information, and
answering questions

Answer 29

Orientation

Question 30

The client assumes a posture of
dependence, interdependence or
independence in relation to the
nurse (relatedness). The nurse focus
is to assure that the nurse
understand the interpersonal
meaning of the clients situation; Client works independently with the
nurse, expresses feelings, and
begins to feel stronger

Answer 30

Identification

Question 31

The client derives full value from
what the nurse offers through
relationships (utilizing services); the client uses available services
based on self interest and needs.
Power shifts from nurse to the client

Answer 31

Exploitation

Question 32

Old needs and goals are put aside
and new ones adopted. Once older
needs are resolved, newer and more
mature ones emerge; The client no longer needs professional services and give up
dependence behavior. The
relationship ends.

Answer 32

Resolution/Termination