LU 2 nursing care framework

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Across
  1. 3. the ability to recognise important aspects of an undefined clinical situation, interpret their meanings and respond appropriately
  2. 6. the nurse is able to relate information to the context of the patient while reasoning about care
  3. 7. freedom to determine one's own actions
  4. 13. adoption of health-promotion behaviours and avoidance of health-risk behaviour
  5. 15. activities performed by an individual on their own to maintain life, health and wellbeing
  6. 17. physical or objective indication of some medical fact detected by a health professional by means of an examination of a patient
  7. 18. problem solving activity with the following steps: assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning and implementation
  8. 19. purposeful, outcome-directed thinking that's based on a body of scientific knowledge derived from research and other sources of evidence
  9. 20. the degree to which a person is able to perform activities of living without assistance from the nurse
  10. 22. general sense of wellbeing that stems from satisfaction or dissatisfaction with areas of life that are considered to be important
  11. 23. state of imbalance that effects biological or psychological aspects of a person's functioning
  12. 24. subjective physical or mental feature which is regarded as indicating an illness
  13. 25. knowing that is based on the theories, facts, models, and principles of a specific discipline
  14. 27. complex processes undertaken by individuals to ensure survival
Down
  1. 1. a decision regarding the nursing care that should be applied is made and the actions executed
  2. 2. an idea or theory containing various conceptual elements
  3. 4. the degree to which a person is unable to perform activities of living and needs the assistance of the nurse to address their basic needs
  4. 5. the processes by which nurses make their judgements
  5. 8. approach to practice established through the formation and fostering of therapeutic relationships between all care providers, including the patient and his/her family, underpinned by respect, autonomy, mutual respect and understanding
  6. 9. general physical, psychological and social wellbeing and not only the absence of disease
  7. 10. developing a sufficient understanding of the situation to respond
  8. 11. attending to the patient's responses to the nursing action while in the process of action
  9. 12. person who uses the healthcare system
  10. 13. parts of a person that are intimately interconnected and that the complete person can only be understood in reference to the interlinked whole
  11. 14. deciding on a course of action deemed appropriate for the situation
  12. 16. perceptual grasp of the situation at hand based on previous knowledge and experience
  13. 21. actions a person takes when becoming aware of a health problem to obtain help with the diagnosis and treatment of illness
  14. 26. a continuum on which an individual moves from birth to death