242 exam 2

And example of this kind of group is family

This type of group forms close personal relationship and has a lifelong influence

Groups and teams are the same thing

This type of parenting style has low control and a high warmth

12-18 years

“A human Communication system composed of three or more individuals interacting for the achievement of some common goal”

Defined the problems mutually agreed-upon goals; planning

Harmonizing in group functioning reconciles differences and reduces conflict

Excessive talker, tries to gain leaders favor and attract attention to self

Circular questioning focuses on family and her relations and the effect that crisis has on our family members

Unlike social relationships, therapeutic relationships have established communication and role boundaries

Groupthink warning signs include illusion of invulnerability and us versus them mentality

Frain and Lavee family stress theory focuses on family response to unexpected or unplanned events

Unwritten behavioral rules of conduct expected of group members

Peplau describes how many phases of therapeutic relationships

This type of group has time-limited relationships and a prescribed structure

This type of group development includes power and control and group specific norms develop

Learning new knowledge and promoting skill development

Decided on by the group (shared beliefs and values)

Rejects ideas and cites tangential ideas and opinions

Setting standards means calling for group to reassess norms

A nurse should do for patients what they can already do for themselves

This type of groups membership is automatic

Group dynamics include communication processes and behaviors occurring during the life of the group

Evaluation; looking at the patient’s response to actions and discussing alternatives

0-12 months

The patient or client is at the center of everything nurses do

A group leader should point out accomplishments and individual contributions

Assessment, clarifying the purpose, and establishing trust

This stage of group development includes work, interdependence and cohesion

This type of group is formed earlier in life and has an in formal structure

According to Ericsson there are how many stages of psychosocial development

In this stage of group functioning someone checks in with group to test a possible decision

In this stage of group functioning someone provide useful information to members

This type of parenting style has high control and low warmth

A nurse should imply that his or her lived experience is exactly the same as the patients

Characteristics of patient centered care include coordinated and integrated, clear, high-quality information

In this stage of group functioning someone interprets ideas, define terms and adds information

Empowerment extends to patients families

Empathy and sympathy are the same thing

Empathy is the ability to be sensitive to and communicate understanding of the patients feelings

During times of crisis family functions as an interactive emotional unit or system

Defensive way of reducing or diffusing conflict or anxiety between two family members by drawing and a third party

Implementation of nursing actions to help achieve mutually agreed upon goals

This type of parenting style has low control and low warmth

And example of this type of group are work groups

Choosing group members similar enough intellectually emotionally and experientially to interact with each other

Involves the patient and the decision making process by taking into account their individual needs and preferences

3-6 years

In this stage of group functioning someone request facts, opinions and suggestions

Matching group goals with a client needs is essential and counseling and therapeutic groups

Joint custody, not married but live together

People with similar psychological problems come together for discussion and support

Devoting extra time to certain patients is crossing boundaries

2 nuclear families come together by divorce

Team rolls and functions are inter-dependent

2 people married with a child

This stage of the group development reviews what has been accomplished and moves on

Giving and receiving practical information, advice and to promotes self-esteem

Purpose mirrors broader organizational purpose and work projects are individual

Professional work groups do not emphasize personal behavioral change as primary goal

12-24 months

Indifferent to norms and passive

Visiting patients during off duty times is crossing boundaries

Withdraw from family as a means of avoiding issues that create anxiety

Compromising is to admit mistakes and modify position for group cohesion

Trust is the foundation of therapeutic relationships

This part of the group development is when members into a strangers and norms are identified

When giving bad news a physician most often leads

Group goals define expected therapeutic outcomes in a client group or a defined work results indicated achievement

Group members support a decision they do not agree with for the sake of harmony

Standards present in all groups (confidentiality, attendance) and necessary for trust

No client participation, nurse selects concrete goals and specific nursing actions aligned with client needs

Getting people in touch with their bodies and enhancing self-esteem while encouraging cooperation

The CARE model stands for connect, appreciate, respond, and empower

A nurse is allowed to keep secrets with a patient

Healthcare work groups emphasize quality improvement and implement changes in work flow

People outside of nucleolus

A nurse should always return the focus to the client or patient

Group dynamics should match goals membership and outcomes

Gatekeeping in group functioning keeps the communication channels open and points out commonality

How many stages are there and Duval’s family development theory

Encouraging is to indicate unconditional acceptance of others

What is stage 7 of eriksons stages

There are shared leadership roles and individual and mutual accountability

What is stage 6 of Eriksons stages

There is a strong, focused leader and individuals have accountability

In this stage of group functioning someone identifies tasks and goals, defines the problem and suggest strategies

Holistic nursing care takes into account the individual patients mind, body, and spirit

Disrupts work by not taking it seriously

This type of group has designated leaders and specific goals

Invisible structures imposed by legal, ethical, and professional standards

This type of parenting style has moderately high control and high warmth

In this stage of group functioning the ideas are pulled together and someone offers a group solution

Criticizes and blames others, personal attacks

Uses group to explore their own issues not relevant to the group

Self disclosure the nurse shares with the patient must be brief and therapeutic

7-11 years

And this stage of group development individuals goals become aligned with group goals

There is a specific purpose that the team it’s self delivers and collective work projects