By the end of this exercise, the participant will be able to understand about counselling antenatal complication, Micro birth Planning and Complication Readiness. Points to remember during antenatal Examination: Maintaining respect and privacy; What are the signs and symptoms of complications? Major Indications for referral to Higher Centre If the mother is having any Previous… Read More »
Participants will be able to recognise pregnancy issues and handle them on time by the end of this exercise, ensuring healthy outcomes for the mother and her baby and being essential for the well-being of pregnant women and foetus. Procedural Steps: 3. After Assessment Decide appropriate intervention and timely referral. 4. Antenatal Visit 1st Visit–… Read More »
Importance of Positive Attitude for a Nurse: Individuals’ behavioural responses are influenced by their attitudes. The following factors may contribute to the significance of the study of attitudes for nurses: Psychometric assessment of emotions and attitude: Attitudes cannot be seen directly; they can be gathered through forceful verbal and nonverbal behaviour. The following tools can… Read More »
An individual’s attitude represents a specific mental state toward something, and it shapes human behaviour towards the such subject. The way we perceive something, think about it, feel about it, and act on it permanently is what we call our attitude. Definitions: According to – Krech and Crutchfield (1948)- An attitude can be defined as… Read More »
STRESS: Definitions of stress: According to Selye (1956): Stress is the ‘non-specific response of the body to any kind of demand made upon it. According to Schafer (2000): Stress is the arousal of the mind and body in response to demands made upon them. Stressors: The stressor can be any stimulus that causes an individual… Read More »
James-Lange theory of emotion: The James-Lange theory of emotion is one of the oldest physiological theories of emotion. It was proposed by James in 1884 and supported by Lange. According to the hypothesis, environmental stimuli cause physiological reactions in the internal organs, or internal organs like the heart and lungs, which are then linked to… Read More »
Etymologically the word ’emotion’ is derived from the Latin word, ‘emovere which means’ to stir up or ‘to excite’ In common terms, emotion is mentioned as a subjective feeling. Feelings have the simple experiences of the affective type which may be pleasant or unpleasant and also havecomplex affective experiences in which the whole individual is… Read More »
Theories of motivation provide general sets of principles to lead our understanding of the urges, wants, needs, desires and goals which come in the category of motivation. As per the Psychologist, these are the basics theories of Motivation which are given below- 1. Instinct Theory of Motivation According to instinct theories, Individuals are motivated to… Read More »
After reading this article, learner will be able to understand the: MOTIVATION Introduction of Motivation- Motivation is an internal feeling and a psychological process which generates within an individual. A Person can motivate their subordinates while guiding them. Motivating means boosting people to take more initiative and attentiveness in the assigned work. It is the… Read More »
Postpartum “blues” are defined as temporary low mood and moderate depressive symptoms that are self-limited and exceedingly frequent during the perinatal period. This activity outlines the diagnostic criteria for postpartum blues and emphasizes the role of the interprofessional team in its assessment and management. In this article we are going to discuss regarding major Objectives:… Read More »