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> Describe how Dr. Abraham Maslow's theory, "a hierarchy of human needs: a theory of motivation and development," relates to being an effective nurse manager. 19) Discuss Dr. Jean Watson's theory, "nursing: human science and human care," and its impact on the management role of the LPN. 20) Define the principle of advocacy as used in contemporary nursing. 21 Describe four components of a person's identity for which nurses should be advocates. identify the . THINKING List three experiences in which you have partici pated in the caring healing moment of coporlich pating with another person, as describe Cu on the nurs takes an active role in being however, the role of advoc LPN. Often the LPN gives is able to spend more time often learn of issues that when you

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18 ) Abraham Maslow's theory on the hierarchy of needs, needs must be met in a hierarchical structure where meeting one need propels the individual to seek meeting "higher" needs. Identify the level of care required for the patient. Nurses working in a clinical setting will not need to attend to the need for food and water, but do need to protect the safety and privacy for their patients. Confirming what setting the patient will receive care can help you to understand which patient needs must be met first.

19) Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) perform task-based nursing care under the direction of a registered nurse. Specific tasks may include administering medications, taking vital signs, and wound care. LPNs in this role provide oversight and leadership to staff such as CNAs, medical assistants, and other ancillary staff. Watson's Theory of Human Care draws from the works of Western and Eastern philosophers, approaching the human care relationship as a moral idea that includes concepts such as phenomenal field, actual caring occasion, and trans personal caring. LPN works is greatly influenced by the theory because of the focus is on to the client oriented individualized care with the help of other workers.

20)It is the need to redress an inequality or injustice in a system. One of the principles of advocacy is that every person should be valued, ensuring that people are not ignored. In healthcare advocacy, it is the need to be respected and listened to, and be involved in the decision making that will affect lives.

21) autonomy, knowledge, competence, professionalism, accountability, advocacy, collaborative practice, and commitment are the major components of persons identity.

a. Autonomy- the patient have the right to accept and reject the care provided to whom and also to chose who can give him care and select the type of care.

b. Knowledge - the patient has the right to know about the diagnosis, treatment provided to him / her

c. Competence - should be provided high quality care.

d. Professionalism- in maintaining relationship, communication, providing care with due respected should be provided.