Human being is a complex organism which can be viewed into different aspects and these aspects include the physical, psychological, emotional and spiritual being. This view of human being is relevant to a patient in need of care because being able to view them into these aspects will help us understand the root of their concerns. In the context of my definition, it would be significant to explore each aspect so that we would be able to identify and prioritize on addressing the immediate needs of patients. This classification of a human being is significant to me as a student nurse who provides care because as a student nurse, a very important skill that I have to develop is assessment. I believe that a good nursing care is a result of a keen …show more content…
In everything you do, you find meaning and in everything you do, it’s your own choice because you have given the free will to choose. In Existentialism which states that, it is a philosophy disturbed with discovering self and the sense of life through free will, choice, and individual accountability. The certainty is that individuals are searching to discover who and what they are through life as they make choices based on their involvements, beliefs, and viewpoint. And individual choices develops unique without the need of an objective form of …show more content…
Psychological egoism may be a self-centered and self-motivated act but there are also theory that proves that egoism is acceptable and these are; the conditional and rational egoism. Conditional egoism was described as ethically acceptable or right if it leads to ethically satisfactory ends while rational egoism claims that the promotion of one’s own interests is always in accordance with reason. However, in relation to the counter-argument the utmost and greatest provocative protagonist of rational egoism is Ayn Rand which he claims