Asked by Nicole Landry on Sep 26, 2024
Which behavior from a nurse indicates the nurse is using Nightingale's theory to plan nursing care?
A) Knows all about the disease processes affecting patients
B) Focuses on medication administration and treatments
C) Thinks about the patients and patients' environments
D) Considers nursing knowledge and medicine the same
Nightingale's Theory
A nursing theory developed by Florence Nightingale emphasizing the importance of the environment on patient recovery and well-being.
Patients' Environments
Refers to the physical, social, and psychological context or setting in which a patient lives or receives care, significantly influencing health outcomes and treatment efficacy.
Disease Processes
The biological or pathological mechanisms that lead to the condition or progression of a disease.
- Comprehend the principle and significance of nursing theories in patient care management.
Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the principle and significance of nursing theories in patient care management.
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