Person, Health, Nursing, & Environment

Peer Review Instructions

Please respond to at least 2 of your peer’s posts. To ensure that your responses are substantive, use at least three of these prompts:
• Compare your selected (metaparadigm Person)with your peers’ selections in terms of its relevance and significance
• Contrast the significance of the metaparadigms to your practice with that presented by your peers. Person, Health, Nursing, & Environment
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• Share any additional thoughts about the four metaparadigms.
• Present new references that support your opinions.
Please be sure to validate your opinions and ideas with citations and references in APA format. Estimated time to complete: 1 hour

For the purpose of this discussion, I am choosing the metaparadigm of environment. Environmental metaparadigm deals with the way the nurse manipulates the environmental resources to bring about patient recovery. It refers to everything around patients that impacts their illness and recovery, including internal and social factors such as mental state, geographic location, culture, and personal relationships. It is very important for the patient to be in an environment that is conducive to his or her recovery (Nursegroups.com, 2018). Examples of environmental resources I manipulate to effect recovery is the temperature, medication, nutrition, positioning patient, hygiene, noise reduction, and emotional support., etc. Person, Health, Nursing, & Environment
For example, I have a patient who is critically ill and intubated. She is unable to communicate her needs and is very anxious because of that. Anxiety and agitation raise the vital signs of patients, thus impeding healing. I administer propofol sedation and Fentanyl narcotic drips and titrate them to safe sedations levels so the patient`s body can rest and recovery of vital organs can occur.

The two nursing theorists I am exploring their views on the metaparadigm of environment are Jean
Watson and Florence Nightingale.
Jean Watson, an American Nurse, and theorist developed the theory of caring. (Branch, Deak, Hiner, & Holzwart, n., d.). I can call her the mother of holistic

PEER REVIEW must not be older than 5 years
This is a discussion I just need a response with no less than 100-125 words
Person, Health, Nursing, & Environment