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Nursing Theory Quiz

Test your knowledge of nursing theories with our comprehensive quiz designed for students, professionals, and enthusiasts. This quiz delves into various nursing models, influential figures, and foundational concepts in the field.

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Is a notion or an idea that explains experience, interprets observation, describes relationships, and projects outcomes.

Assumptions

Theory

Concept

Conceptuazilation

Who stated that a discipline “offers a unique perspective, a distinct way of viewing . . . phenomena, which ultimately defines the limits and nature of its inquiry”

Choey Turalde (1969)

Dorothea Orem (1920)

Donaldson and Crowley (1978)

Martha Rogers (1829)

She defined nursing as putting the person in the best condition for nature to act

Martha roger

Jean watson

Florence Nightingale

Patricia Benner

People should be self-reliant and responsible for their own care and others in their family needing care

Florence Nightingale

Dorothea Orem

Martha Roger

Imogene King

�Each human being perceives the world as a total person in making transactions with individuals and things in environment”

Rogers

Callista Roy

Imogene King

Florence Nightingale

Explains why the theory was formulated and specifies the context and situations in which it should be applied

Purpose

Concept

Definition

STRUCTURE

Relate to specific concepts and make existence claim about the concept (eg. That chair is brown or that man is a nurse).

THEORETICAL STATEMENTS

Existence Statements

Relational statements

Action oriented

Assert that relationship exists between the properties of two or more concepts. Two broad groups and these are correlational relationships and casual relationships.

Relational statements

MODEL RELATIONS

Relational Theory

Object Theory

She believes that it is only through the knowledge of man/environment and their interaction that nursing can truly understand clients and assist them to achieve health

Katie Errikson

Florence Nightingale

Martha Roger

Dorothy Johnson

A theory that supports negentropy and entropy

Rogers' Theory

Orems' Theory

Johnsons' Theory

Benners' Theory

"Dreyfus model of skills acquisition to nursing"

Patricia Benner

Dorothea Orem

Martha Roger

Florence Nightingale

�concerned with man as an integrated whole and this is the specific knowledge of order we require”.

Dorothy johnson

Dorothea Orem

Florence Nigthingale

Patricia Benner

�Caritative caring means that we take “caritas” into use when caring for the human being in health and suffering

Katie Errikson

Dorothy Orem

Patricia Benner

Imogene King

She first proposed her model of nursing care in 1968 as fostering of “the efficient and effective behavioral functioning in the patient to prevent illness".

Katie Errikson

Patricia Benner

Dorothy Johnson

Dorothy Orem

When she started her career 30 years ago, she had to open the way for a new science. We who followed her work and progress in Finland have noticed her ability from the beginning to design caring science as a discipline, while bringing to life the abstract substance of caring

Imogene King

Jean Watson

Katie Errikson

Florence NIghtingale

She is founder of the original Center for Human Caring at the University of Colorado Health Sciences, is a Living Legend in the American Academy of Nursing, and served as president of the National League for Nursing.

Jean Watson

Imogene King

Callista Roy

Patricia Benner

Her Theory enables a nurse to think about nursing not only from a humanistic and holistic point of view, but from a scientific, problem solving perspective.

Imogene King

Callista Roy

Martha roger

Jean Watson

ς� She notes that research demonstrates that practice grows “through experiential learning and through transmitting that learning in practical settings”

Patricia Benner

Jean watsons

Florence NIghtingale

Imogene King

_______ are practical guides for examining issues and clarifying priorities of the discipline.

Philosophical statements

Philosophy

Theoretical Statements

Theory Concept

It describes and explains the phenomena of interest to nursing in a systematic way in order to provide understanding for use in nursing practice and research.

Phenomenal Theory

Nursing Theory

General Theory

Imogene King Theory

Holds the title of the “mother of modern nursing” and the person responsible for setting Western nursing on a path toward scientific advancement.

DOROTHEA OREM

DOROTHY JOHNSON

JEAN WATSONS

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

While nursing soldiers during the Crimean War, She began to study the distribution of disease by gathering data, so she was arguably the first nurse-scientist in that she established a rudimentary theory and tested that theory through her practice and research.

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

KATIE ERRIKSONS

PATRICIA BENNER

IMOGENE KING

WHAT YEAR?“many textbooks for nurses, often written by physicians, clergy or psychologists, reminded nurses that theory was too much for them, that nurses did not need to think but rather merely to follow rules, be obedient, be compassionate, do their ‘duty’ and carry out medical orders”

1950

1940

1938

1840

WHAT YEAR? When nursing theory development became a priority for the profession and the discipline of nursing was becoming established.

1970

1990

1980

1940

Is a global, general framework made up of assumptions about aspects of the discipline held by members to be essential in development of the discipline.

PARADIGM

GADES MAY EKUP

CONCEPT

THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

Sets of general concepts and propositions that provided perspectives on the major concepts of the metaparadigm, such as person, health and well-being, and the environment.

Nursing theories

Conceptual models

Nursing’s Paradigm

Paradigm

Focus on the phenomena of concern to the discipline

Grand Theories & Conceptual Models

Middle-Range Theories

Conceptual Theories

Paradigm Theories

It is when we include caring and love in our work and in our life that we discover and affirm that nursing, like teaching, is more than just a job

Theory of cariative caring

Theory of Human Caring

Imogne King Theory

Erikksons' Theory

Means viewing the living organism as interacting wholes rather than as the sum of its parts

Foundation

Cognitivism

Holism

Holiness

She recognized that specialized technologies are usually developed by members of the health profession

Dorothea Orem

Dorothy Johnson

Jean Watsons

Katie Erikkson

Is the immediate environment --- in which two individuals establish a relationship to cope with situational events

Environmental Paradigm

Nursing Paradigm

Nursing Situation

Grand Range Paradigm

Mankind has integrity and characteristics that reflect a unified whole.

Imogene King

Florence Nightingale

Martha Roger

Jean Watson

Practice of activities that individual initiates and perform on their own behalf in maintaining life ,health and well being

Self care

Self care agency

Therapeutic self care demand

Self care requisites

Is a human ability which is "the ability for engaging in self care" -conditioned by age developmental state, life experience sociocultural orientation health and available resources

Self care agency

Self care requisites

Therapeutic self care demand

Self care

"totality of self care actions to be performed for some duration in order to meet self care requisites by using valid methods and related sets of operations and actions"

Self care agency

Therapeutic self care demand

Self care

Self care requisites

Action directed towards provision of self care.

Self care

Self care agency

Self care requisites

Therapeutic self care demand

3 categories of self care requisites

Universal self care requisites

Developmental self care requisites

Health deviation self care requisites

Integrated self care requistes

Health Paradigm self care requistes

Unconditional self care requisites

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