NCM 200 REVIEW QUIZ
NCM 200 Nursing Theory Review Quiz
Welcome to the NCM 200 Nursing Theory Review Quiz! This quiz is designed to help students and nursing professionals reinforce their understanding of key nursing theories and concepts. Whether you are preparing for an exam or simply looking to refresh your knowledge, this quiz provides a comprehensive review.
Test your knowledge with questions covering:
- Nursing theories and their significance
- Historical nursing figures and their contributions
- Key concepts and definitions in nursing
- Research and education in the nursing field
It is one of significance of nursing theory that specialized field of practice and considered as higher degree.
PROFESSION
DISCIPLINE
Focused on the research process and the long- range goal of acquiring substantive knowledge.
Research Emphasis Era
Graduate Education Era
Emphasis on what courses nursing students should take.
THEORY ERA
CURRICULUM ERA
Theory development and testing
Theory Era
Graduate Education Era
Major Question: What new theories are needed to produce evidence for quality care?
Theory Utilization Era (21st Century)
Curriculum Era
One of the significance of nursing theory that is very specific to academic.
PROFESSION
DISCIPLINE
More specific, focus and more precise on answering specific nursing practice questions.
NURSING THEORY
MIDDLE RANGE THEORY
TRUE OR FALSE. Florence Nightingale proposed the nursing conceptual methods as the nursing theoretical works.
FALSE
TRUE
TRUE OR FALSE. One of the factors in the middle range theory is the age group of the patient.
FALSE
TRUE
Year of Research Emphasis Era
1880-1890s
1950-1970s
SOURCES OF KNOWLEDGE. Passed down from generation to generation.
TRADITIONAL
SCIENTIFIC
It is a set of concepts, definitions, relationships and assumptions that a project & systematic view of a phenomena.
SCIENCE
THEORY
General awareness, understanding or possession of information, facts, ideas, truth or principles.
KNOWLEDGE
SELF-AWARENESS
Building blocks of Theories
CONCLUSIONS
CONCEPT
It explains various descriptions which convey a general meaning to reduce the vagueness.
DEFINITION
ASSUMPTION
Independent on the time & place
Abstract concept
Concrete concept
Beliefs & values about human beings and their world.
PHENOMENON
PHILOSOPHY
Patterns/Models used to show a clear relationship among the existing theoretical works in nursing.
NURSING PARADIGM
METAPARADIGMS
What year did the war of Russia vs. Turkey broke out?
1898
1854
Mother of the Modern Nursing
Florence Nightingale
Jean Watson
What year did Nightingale published her book "Note on Nursing."
1856
1860
ALL ARE INCLUDED IN NIGHTINGALE'S 13 CANONS, EXCEPT
Variety
Chattering hopes & Advices
Instillation of Faith-hope
Nurses help patients retain their own vitality
THEORY GOAL
NURSIN'S FOCUS
How many soldiers died because of infections?
4,077
3,077
What year did Margaret Jean Watson got her BSN degree in Colorado?
1960
1964
One of the America's foremost nursing theorist
Florence Nightingale
Dorothea Elizabeth Orem
It describes and explains why people can be helped through nursing.
SELF-CARE DEFICIT THEORY
DISEASES
A complex of activities required to purposively regulate the actions needed for planning a care plan for a client.
SELF-CARE AGENT
SELF-CARE AGENCY
It is the state of physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.
HEALTH
ENVIRONMENT
Who's theory proposes that all human beings are viewed as an integral part of the universe?
Martha Rogers
Jean Watson
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