NR222 - EDAPT- MASLOWS HIERARCHY OF NEEDS

Basic Physiological Needs​: Identify the basic physiological needs according to Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Select all that apply. A. Elimination B. Sleep C. Personal growth D. Self-respect E. Oxygenation F. Food G. Love H. Water

A. Elimination B. Sleep E. Oxygenation F. Food H. Water

Samara, a 22-year-old college student (preferred pronouns she, her), is finishing her senior year in nursing school. She works part-time as a waitress, but the diner's business has been slow and her paychecks have been small. Yesterday, Samara found out that she is pregnant and worries about telling her boyfriend. Samara just came home to find an eviction notice on her front door. She knew that her rent was behind several months, but thought she had time to get caught up. With all the stress in her life, she is struggling in school. Match each unmet need to the appropriate level according to Maslow's hierarchy of needs.​ rejection by boyfriend A. Safety and security B. Self-esteem C. Physiological D. Love and belonging

Love and belonging

A healthcare professional is conducting a home care visit with an older adult couple. While in the home, the professional weighs each individual and reviews the food diary. The professional checks vital signs and encourages the couple to increase daily fluids and activity levels to help with their voiced concern about constipation. The professional is addressing which level of need according to Maslow's hierarchy of needs? ​ 1. Physiological 2. Safety and security​ 3. Love and belonging​ 4. Self-esteem​ 5. Self-actualization​

Physiological

Samara, a 22-year-old college student (preferred pronouns she, her), is finishing her senior year in nursing school. She works part-time as a waitress, but the diner's business has been slow and her paychecks have been small. Yesterday, Samara found out that she is pregnant and worries about telling her boyfriend. Samara just came home to find an eviction notice on her front door. She knew that her rent was behind several months, but thought she had time to get caught up. With all the stress in her life, she is struggling in school. Which of Samara's unmet needs has the highest priority according to Maslow's theory? A. Safety and security B. Self-esteem C. Physiological D. Love and belonging

Physiological

Examples of Needs by Level Match each level of need to the correct example. ​ 1. Physiological 2. Safety and security​ 3. Love and belonging​ 4. Self-esteem​ 5. Self-actualization​ A. Health and well-being​ B. Independence ​ C. Personal growth​ D. Shelter​ E. Intimacy​

Physiological =Shelter​ Safety and security = Health and well-being​ Love and belonging​ = Intimacy​ Self-esteem​ =Independence ​ Self-actualization = Personal growth​

Caring for Clients Using Maslow's Theory​: Read the scenario below, then select the highest priority need after successfully getting the client to eat. A healthcare professional is caring for an elderly client with dementia who is not eating, (not communicating), and (refuses to see family members). The client has a (high fall risk) and does not trust the staff. ​

high fall risk

Recognizing Cues: Samara's Scenario​ Select the potential unmet needs from the following situation.​ Samara, a [22-year-old] college student (preferred pronouns she, her), is [finishing her senior year in nursing school]. She [works part-time] as a waitress, but the diner's business has been slow and her [paychecks have been small]. Yesterday, Samara found out that she is pregnant and [worries about telling her boyfriend].

paychecks and worries about telling her boyfriend

Struggling in schoolStruggling in schoolSamara, a 22-year-old college student (preferred pronouns she, her), is finishing her senior year in nursing school. She works part-time as a waitress, but the diner's business has been slow and her paychecks have been small. Yesterday, Samara found out that she is pregnant and worries about telling her boyfriend. Samara just came home to find an eviction notice on her front door. She knew that her rent was behind several months, but thought she had time to get caught up. With all the stress in her life, she is struggling in school. Match each unmet need to the appropriate level according to Maslow's hierarchy of needs.​ eviction notice A. Safety and security B. Self-esteem C. Physiological D. Love and belonging

physiological

Healthcare professionals often use Maslow's hierarchy of needs when planning and implementing client care. How does Maslow's theory provide structure for client care? A. Helps to accurately diagnose disease B. Decides on appropriate laboratory testing​ C. Communicates client needs concisely​ D. Establishes priorities of care​

Establishes priorities of care​

An adolescent is sent to the principal's office for not paying attention in class. The student states they didn't eat breakfast. These concerns represent (belonging/​cognitive/​esteem​/physiological/safety/​self-actualization) needs. Additionally, the student discloses that the family slept in their car last night and they were fearful of being robbed. These concerns represent (belonging/​cognitive/​esteem​/physiological/safety/​self-actualization) needs. The school staff notices that the adolescent's clothes have an unpleasant odor and the student admits to being bullied in homeroom. These concerns represent (belonging/​cognitive/​esteem​/physiological/safety/​self-actualization) needs. Due to these unmet needs, the student is unable to concentrate and fails to complete assignments. These concerns represent (belonging/​cognitive/​esteem​/physiological/safety/​self-actualization) needs. ​Choose the best word to fit.

Physiological, safety, belonging, cognitive

Samara, a 22-year-old college student (preferred pronouns she, her), is finishing her senior year in nursing school. She works part-time as a waitress, but the diner's business has been slow and her paychecks have been small. Yesterday, Samara found out that she is pregnant and worries about telling her boyfriend. Samara just came home to find an eviction notice on her front door. She knew that her rent was behind several months, but thought she had time to get caught up. With all the stress in her life, she is struggling in school. Place Samara's unmet needs in the correct order of concern, according to Maslow's theory, with the highest level first (at the top). Love and belonging ​ Physiological​ Safety and security​ Self-esteem​

Physiological​ Safety and security​ Love and belonging ​ Self-esteem​

According to Maslow's five-tier model, place the needs in the correct order, from the most basic needs at the top of the list to the highest-order needs at the bottom of the list.

Physiological​ Safety and security​ Love and belonging​ Self-esteem​ Self-actualization

A client presents to an immunization clinic to receive influenza and tetanus (Td) vaccines. Which need, according to Maslow's hierarchy, is being met?​ A. Aesthetic B. Cognitive C. Physiological D. Safety and security

Safety and security

Samara, a 22-year-old college student (preferred pronouns she, her), is finishing her senior year in nursing school. She works part-time as a waitress, but the diner's business has been slow and her paychecks have been small. Yesterday, Samara found out that she is pregnant and worries about telling her boyfriend. Samara just came home to find an eviction notice on her front door. She knew that her rent was behind several months, but thought she had time to get caught up. With all the stress in her life, she is struggling in school. Match each unmet need to the appropriate level according to Maslow's hierarchy of needs.​ Small paychecks A. Safety and security B. Self-esteem C. Physiological D. Love and belonging

Safety and security

When providing care to Samara, which must the healthcare professional consider?​ A. Dropping out of school is recommended to reduce anxiety. B. Samara's need for love and belonging may supersede her other needs​. C. Basic physiological needs must always be met first​. D. Financial security is the priority with the pending birth of a baby​.

Samara's need for love and belonging may supersede her other needs​.

Self-actualization is the highest level of need and refers to a person's realized potential. Select the behaviors that lead to self-actualization. Select all that apply.​ A. Boldly assuming unpopular views​ B. Taking accountability and responsibility​ C. Identifying weaknesses and working to overcome them​ D. Being unconcerned about the welfare of humanity E. Following traditional paths​ F. Trying new experiences​

Self-actualization is the highest level of need and refers to a person's realized potential. Select the behaviors that lead to self-actualization. Select all that apply.​ Boldly assuming unpopular views​ Taking accountability and responsibility​ Identifying weaknesses and working to overcome them​ Trying new experiences​

Samara, a 22-year-old college student (preferred pronouns she, her), is finishing her senior year in nursing school. She works part-time as a waitress, but the diner's business has been slow and her paychecks have been small. Yesterday, Samara found out that she is pregnant and worries about telling her boyfriend. Samara just came home to find an eviction notice on her front door. She knew that her rent was behind several months, but thought she had time to get caught up. With all the stress in her life, she is struggling in school. Match each unmet need to the appropriate level according to Maslow's hierarchy of needs.​ Struggling in school A. Safety and security B. Self-esteem C. Physiological D. Love and belonging

Self-esteem