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A client is experiencing anorexia related to the adverse effects of cancer treatment. Using maslow's hierarchy, the nurse identifies this as a reflection of which need?

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A client is experiencing anorexia related to the adverse effects of cancer treatment. By using Maslow's hierarchy the nurse identifies this as a reflection of physiological needs.

Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a psychological motivational theory that consists of a five-tier model of human wants, which is commonly shown as hierarchical tiers within a pyramid.

  • This five-stage approach is separated into two parts: deficiency needs and growth needs.
  • The first four levels are known as deficiency needs (D-needs), while the top level is known as growth or being needs (B-needs).

Deficiency needs arise as a result of deprivation and are said to motivate people when they go unsatisfied.

  • Furthermore, the drive to meet such wants grows stronger the longer they are ignored.
  • The longer a person goes without eating, for example, the more hungry they will become.

Learn more about Maslow's Hierarchy here,

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