目录

  • 1 Trends and Issues in Contemporary Nursing Practice and Education
    • 1.1 第一课时
    • 1.2 第二课时
  • 2 Nosocomial Infections
    • 2.1 第一课时
    • 2.2 第二课时
  • 3 Breast Cancer and Rehabilitation
    • 3.1 第一课时
    • 3.2 第二课时
    • 3.3 第三课时
    • 3.4 第四课时
  • 4 Development of Nursing
    • 4.1 第一课时
    • 4.2 第二课时
    • 4.3 第三课时
    • 4.4 第四课时
  • 5 Prenatal Care
    • 5.1 第一课时
    • 5.2 第二课时
    • 5.3 第三课时
    • 5.4 第四课时
  • 6 Theories of Nursing
    • 6.1 第一课时
    • 6.2 第二课时
    • 6.3 第三课时
    • 6.4 第四课时
  • 7 Nursing care of the oldest old
    • 7.1 第一课时
    • 7.2 第二课时
    • 7.3 第三课时
    • 7.4 第四课时
  • 8 unit9 Introducing Traditional Chinese Nursing
    • 8.1 第一课时
    • 8.2 第二课时
    • 8.3 第三课时
    • 8.4 第四课时
  • 9 Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and Psychotherapy
    • 9.1 第一课时
    • 9.2 第二课时
    • 9.3 第三课时
    • 9.4 第四课时
  • 10 Palliative and End-of-Life Care in the Emergency Department
    • 10.1 第一课时
    • 10.2 第二课时
    • 10.3 第三课时
    • 10.4 第四课时
  • 11 Parkinson's    Disease
    • 11.1 第一课时
    • 11.2 第二课时
第二课时
  • 1 学习目标
  • 2 学习任务
  • 3 课程资源

掌握重点句子:

  1. As a result, a number of theoretical nursing models have been developed to reflect a broad range of viewpoints about the relationships between man, health, environment, and nursing. 

  2. The main approaches to the discovery of nursing theory include the “borrowing” of theory from other disciplines with an intent to integrate it into a science of nursing, an analysis of nursing practice situations in search of the theoretical foundations, and the creation of a conceptual system from which theories could be derived. 

  3. Florence Nightingale, often considered the first nurse theorist in the world, believed nursing is a profession about Environmental Manipulation, Nutrition,and Conservation of Patient Energy. 

  4. Central to Pelau’s theory is the use of a therapeutic relationship between the nurse and the patient and development of the patient's competencies. 

  5. The nurse and patient go through four phases and roles as they proceed with the interpersonal process: orientation,in which the nurse first discusses the nature of the problem with the client and explains the services available; identification,in which the nurse helps the client identify the problem and potential solutions; exploitation,in which the client gains from this relationship by using available services to meet needs,and resolution,in which the person accepts new goals and frees herself or himself from the relationship. 

  6. Martha Rogers defines nursing as "a humanistic science dedicated to compassionate concern with maintaining and promoting health, preventing illness, and caring for and rehabilitating the sick and disabled".