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1 Human Growth & Development

2 Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Safety Physiological Needs Esteem Needs Self Actualization Love and Affection

3 Self-Actualization Esteem Needs Love & Affection Safety Physiological Needs

4 Physiological Physical, biological or basic needs
Required by every human to sustain life Food Water Oxygen Elimination of Waste Sleep and Protection

5 Physiological What if these needs are not met? Body Function Hearing
Seeing Feeling Smelling Tasting & Mental Stimulation Loose contact with Environment Relation to Healthcare? (Table Discuss) How illnesses interfere with these needs Anxiety & Medications both affect appetite; decrease taste/smell

6 Self-Actualization Esteem Needs Love & Affection Safety Physiological Needs

7 Safety Need to feel secure in ones Environment
What can affect this sense of Security? Illness/Disease Divorce Job Loss Injury Natural Disasters Long term illness/medical tests can interfere with secure feelings

8 Self-Actualization Esteem Needs Love & Affection Safety Physiological Needs

9 Love and Affection Love, Affection and Belonging or Acceptance
Satisfying their social needs Relation to Healthcare? (Table Discuss)

10 Self-Actualization Esteem Needs Love & Affection Safety Physiological Needs

11 Esteem Needs Feeling worthwhile
When showed Respect, Approval, Appreciation an Individual feels Self-Respect Causes of Self-Esteem loss? Failure at something Job loss Illness Health care Relation? (Table Discuss) When depending on others, can loose self-esteem Healthcare workers can help by: Listening Encouraging Being Patient!

12 Self-Actualization Esteem Needs Love & Affection Safety Physiological Needs

13 Self Actualization Self Realization
Final Need; only after ALL others have been met Obtained when one has obtained full potential Self satisfaction is different to two people; money?, power?, family?, career?, help others? Related to Values, Goals, & YOUR Needs Family Culture Peer group Influences? Circumstance

14 Standards Standards determine values
Objective standard– specific & easy to measure Subjective Standard– your own value system Conventional Standard—generally accepted by society Flexible Standard—mom & dad Can your values change?

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