NSGD 3006 Test #2 Questions With Complete Solutions
______ is central to the Theory of Successful Aging Correct
Answers Adaptation
______ is seen as a visionary in terms of theorizing about
nursing. Correct Answers Rogers
_______ based her theory on an appreciation of the life-world of
the experiencing person and her belief in the need for subjective,
person-centred, healing processes. Correct Answers Watson
________ is as well known for her transformative influence on
nursing education (through the caring curriculum) as she is for
her nursing theory. Correct Answers Watson
________'s theory is the most rapidly expanding theory in
current use, with advocates around the world. Correct Answers
Parse's
According to Newman, _______ is the essence of all matter in
the universe - we do not have consciousness, we are
consciousness. Correct Answers consciousness
Application of Story Theory requires that nurses set aside
_______ ideas about the patient/family/situation and respect the
storyteller as ______. Correct Answers pre-existing, expert
Assisting with basic needs, with an intentional caring
consciousness, administering 'human care essentials,' which
potentiate alignment of mind/body/spirit, wholeness, and unity
,of being in all aspects of care; tending to both embodied spirit
and evolving spiritual emergence (Carative factor) Correct
Answers Assistance with gratification of human needs
Assumptions of Story Theory Correct Answers People change
as they interrelate with the world in a variety of dimensions.
People live in the present, where past and future events are
transformed through experience of the here and now.
People experience meaning as an awareness of the unfolding of
human potential.
At the heart of Story Theory is the idea that human beings
chronicle the _____ & ______ of their lives in some fashion that
is central to who we are. Correct Answers events and
experiences
Based on ideas from developmental psychology, Reed's theory
affirms that as persons become more complex over time through
experience and personal development, they define their
identities.
During health related events, this self-boundary fluctuates as
moments of personal development emerge or re-emerge.
Self-boundary relates to the inner self, mind-body-spirit
connections, and connection to others. Correct Answers Reed's
two core assumptions: The Self-Boundary and
Pandimensionality
Being authentically present, and enabling and sustaining the
deep belief system and subjective life world of self and one-
being-cared-for (Carative factor) Correct Answers Instillation
of faith-hope
, Being present to, and supportive of, the expression of positive
and negative feelings as a connection with deeper spirit of self
and the one-being-cared-for (Carative factor) Correct Answers
Promotion and acceptance of the expression of positive and
negative feelings
Caring science, transpersonal caring relationship, Caring
Moment/Caring Occasion Correct Answers Watson's Core
Concepts and Central Ideas
Comfort Theory contains three central propositions or
statements of relationship: Correct Answers When comforting
interventions are effective, recipients experience increased
comfort. Comforting interventions focus on basic human needs,
such as rest and homeostasis.
Increased comfort leads to strengthening of clients for tasks
ahead. These tasks are referred to as health-seeking behaviors
(HSBs). Nurses and clients collaborate in the determination of
health-seeking behaviorshealth-seeking behaviors.
Increased involvement with HSBs leads to increased
Institutional Integrity which creates an environment in which the
healthcare setting is more adequately functioning in terms of
developing and applying best practices and best policies.
Comfort Theory focuses on the intentional interaction between
the _____ and _______ in a directed encounter with the goal of
meeting unmet comfort needs. Correct Answers nurse and client
______ is central to the Theory of Successful Aging Correct
Answers Adaptation
______ is seen as a visionary in terms of theorizing about
nursing. Correct Answers Rogers
_______ based her theory on an appreciation of the life-world of
the experiencing person and her belief in the need for subjective,
person-centred, healing processes. Correct Answers Watson
________ is as well known for her transformative influence on
nursing education (through the caring curriculum) as she is for
her nursing theory. Correct Answers Watson
________'s theory is the most rapidly expanding theory in
current use, with advocates around the world. Correct Answers
Parse's
According to Newman, _______ is the essence of all matter in
the universe - we do not have consciousness, we are
consciousness. Correct Answers consciousness
Application of Story Theory requires that nurses set aside
_______ ideas about the patient/family/situation and respect the
storyteller as ______. Correct Answers pre-existing, expert
Assisting with basic needs, with an intentional caring
consciousness, administering 'human care essentials,' which
potentiate alignment of mind/body/spirit, wholeness, and unity
,of being in all aspects of care; tending to both embodied spirit
and evolving spiritual emergence (Carative factor) Correct
Answers Assistance with gratification of human needs
Assumptions of Story Theory Correct Answers People change
as they interrelate with the world in a variety of dimensions.
People live in the present, where past and future events are
transformed through experience of the here and now.
People experience meaning as an awareness of the unfolding of
human potential.
At the heart of Story Theory is the idea that human beings
chronicle the _____ & ______ of their lives in some fashion that
is central to who we are. Correct Answers events and
experiences
Based on ideas from developmental psychology, Reed's theory
affirms that as persons become more complex over time through
experience and personal development, they define their
identities.
During health related events, this self-boundary fluctuates as
moments of personal development emerge or re-emerge.
Self-boundary relates to the inner self, mind-body-spirit
connections, and connection to others. Correct Answers Reed's
two core assumptions: The Self-Boundary and
Pandimensionality
Being authentically present, and enabling and sustaining the
deep belief system and subjective life world of self and one-
being-cared-for (Carative factor) Correct Answers Instillation
of faith-hope
, Being present to, and supportive of, the expression of positive
and negative feelings as a connection with deeper spirit of self
and the one-being-cared-for (Carative factor) Correct Answers
Promotion and acceptance of the expression of positive and
negative feelings
Caring science, transpersonal caring relationship, Caring
Moment/Caring Occasion Correct Answers Watson's Core
Concepts and Central Ideas
Comfort Theory contains three central propositions or
statements of relationship: Correct Answers When comforting
interventions are effective, recipients experience increased
comfort. Comforting interventions focus on basic human needs,
such as rest and homeostasis.
Increased comfort leads to strengthening of clients for tasks
ahead. These tasks are referred to as health-seeking behaviors
(HSBs). Nurses and clients collaborate in the determination of
health-seeking behaviorshealth-seeking behaviors.
Increased involvement with HSBs leads to increased
Institutional Integrity which creates an environment in which the
healthcare setting is more adequately functioning in terms of
developing and applying best practices and best policies.
Comfort Theory focuses on the intentional interaction between
the _____ and _______ in a directed encounter with the goal of
meeting unmet comfort needs. Correct Answers nurse and client
