Self-care Deficit Nursing Theory - Universal Self-Care Requisites (SCRs)

Universal Self-Care Requisites (SCRs)

The Universal self-care requisites that all or health are:

  • Air
  • Water
  • Food
  • Elimination
  • Activity and Rest
  • Solitude and Social Interaction
  • Hazard Prevention
  • Promotion of Normality

The nurse is encouraged to assign a support modality to each of the self-care requisites.

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