Fundamentals of Nursing: Self-Concept

Flashcards covering key terms and concepts related to self-concept in nursing.

Self-concept

View of oneself, which develops as a lifelong process and affects perception of health.

Factors influencing self-concept

Elements that affect self-concept, including sense of competency, perceived reactions of others, relationships, socioeconomic status, cultural identity, and experiences.

Components of self-concept

Key aspects interrelated with self-concept: identity, body image, role performance, and self-esteem.

Identity stressors

Challenges that can affect a person's identity and self-concept.

Body image stressors

Challenges that can influence how one perceives their body and physical self.

Role performance stressors

Stressors related to how well an individual performs expected roles, influencing their self-concept.

Family effect on self-concept development

The influence of family and caregivers on a child's self-perception and self-esteem.

Nurse’s effect on patient’s self-concept

The impact of a nurse's approach, values, and communication on a patient's self-concept.

Critical Thinking in Nursing

The application of sound clinical judgment and integration of knowledge to ensure safe and appropriate patient care.

Assessment in Nursing Process

The phase in nursing where comprehensive data is gathered, focusing on patient-centered care and developmental stages.

Nursing Diagnosis Examples

Clinical diagnoses related to self-concept, including Disturbed Personal Identity, Impaired Role Performance, Chronic Low Self-Esteem.

Implementation in Nursing Process

The action phase involving health promotion and various types of care delivery.

Evaluation in Nursing Process

The assessment of patient outcomes to ensure that they align with expected goals.