Myra Estrin Levine Flashcards

(29 cards)

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A nursing theorist knew for her esoteric nursing model—the Conservation Model

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Myra Estrin Levine

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In this model, nursing aims to promote adaptation and maintain wholeness using the 4 principles of conservation
to improve a person’s physical and emotional well-being by considering the 4 domains of conservation she set out

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The Conservation Model

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Levine’s conservation model believes nursing intervention is a _____ activity

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conservation

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Nursing’s role in conservation is to help the person with the process of ______ the total person through the least amount of effort.

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“keeping together”

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Major Concepts of Levine’s Conservation Model

c- S, A, C, H, E, N, P, P, S

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Social Integrity, Adaptation, Conservation, Health, Environment, Nursing, Person, Personal Integrity, Structural Integrity

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Process of change and integration of the organism in which the individual retains integrity or wholeness

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Adaptation

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The environment includes both ____

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internal and external environment.

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the unique individual in unity, integrity, feeling, belief, thinking, and whole

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Person

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9
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The pattern of adaptive change of the whole being

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Health

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Human interaction relying on communication

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Nursing

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Joining together and is the product of adaptation

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Conservation

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Person’s sense of identity and self-definition

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Personal Integrity

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Life’s meaning gained through interactions with others

Nurses intervene to maintain relationships.

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Social Integrity

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Healing is the process of restoring structural integrity

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Structural Integrity

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Sub-concepts Three Concepts of Adaptation

c- R, H, S

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Redundancy, Historicity, Specificity

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Responses are based on past experiences, both personal and genetic.

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Each system has particular responses.

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there is an interacting and evolving effect in which one sequence is not yet completed when the next begins

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Nursing interventions are based on the conservation of the patient’s energy

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Energy Conservation

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The singular yet integrated response of the individual to forces in the environment.

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Stable state normal alterations in physiologic parameters respond to environmental changes

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The many ways information, needs, and feelings are transmitted among the patient, family, nurses, and other health care workers

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Modes of Communication

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Interventions that influence adaptation favorably, enhancing the adaptive responses available to the person

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Therapeutic Interventions

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a sentient being, and the ability to interact with the environment

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Assumptions About Individuals

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must be based on the unique behavior of the individual patient
Assumptions About Nursing
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balancing energy input and output to avoid excessive fatigue. It includes adequate rest, nutrition, and exercise based on nursing interventions to conserve through a deliberate decision to balance activity and the person’s available energy
Conservation of energy
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maintaining or restoring the structure of the body preventing physical breakdown and promoting healing the basis for nursing interventions to limit the amount of tissue involvement.
Conservation of structural integrity
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Recognizes the individual as one who strives for recognition, respect, self-awareness, selfhood, and self-determination based on nursing interventions that permit the individual to make decisions for himself or participate in the decisions
Conservation of personal integrity
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an individual is recognized as someone who resides within a family, a community, a religious group, an ethnic group, a political system, and a nation. based on nursing interventions to preserve the client’s interactions with the family and the social system they belong to.
Conservation of social integrity