Filipino Theories Flashcards

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She is filipino nursing theorist, who focused her works primarily on helping a patient through support systems, specifically the family.

A. Cecilia Laurente
B. Carmencita Abaquin
C. Letty Kuan

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A. Cecilia Laurente

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has described nursingas “technological competency as caring in nursing”, which is focused primarily on the proficientor capable practice of nurses using technologies to know persons more fully as caring, whileaffirming that being technologically competent is being caring.

A. Cecilia Laurente
B. Carmencita Abaquin
C. Letty Kuan
D. Rozzano Locsins

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D. Rozzano Locsins

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THE TRANSFORMATIVE LEADERSHIP THEORY BY?
A. Cecilia Laurente
B. CArolinaS. AGRAvante
C. Letty Kuan
D. Rozzano Locsins

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B. CArolinaS. AGRAvante

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She was a former president of the Association of Deans of the Philippines Colleges of Nursing (ADPCN)
A. Cecilia Laurente
B. CArolinaS. AGRAvante
C. Letty Kuan
D. Rozzano Locsins

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B. CArolinaS. AGRAvante

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The model is aThree-Fold Transformation Leadership Conceptrolled into one, comprising of the following elements EXCEPT
1. Servant-Leader Spirituality;
2. Self-Mastery
3. Special Expertise
4. Self-deficit

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  1. Self-deficit
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concepts of leadership from a psycho-spiritual point of view, designed to lead to radical change from apathy or indifference to a spiritual person

a. Prepare me Theory
b. Leadership Model
c. Technology model

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b. Leadership Model

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Filipino Nurse Theorist - Association of the Deans Philippine Colleges of Nursing (ADPCN) Former President - Dean of University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center, Inc. (UERMMMC)
A. DIVINA GRACIA
B. Carmencita Abaquin
C. Letty Kuan
D. Rozzano Locsins

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DIVINA GRACIA

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A condition of being in a state of well-being, a coordinated and integrated living pattern that involves the dimension of wellness.

Competence

Stimulation

Relaxation

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Competence

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This refers to the perceived wellness of selected patients after receiving nursing care in terms of vital signs, bone pain sensation, and complete blood count.

Physiologic Wellness Outcome

Biobehavioral Wellness Outcome

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Physiologic Wellness Outcome

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This refers to the perceived wellness of selected orthopaedic patients after receiving nursing care in terms physical, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual.

Physiologic Wellness Outcome

Biobehavioral Wellness Outcome

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Biobehavioral Wellness Outcome

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Theory of Retirement and Role of Discontinuities

A. DIVINA GRACIA
B. Carmencita Abaquin
C. Letty Kuan
D. Rozzano Locsins

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C. Letty Kuan

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inevitable change in life; evident in the increasing statistics of aging population accompanied by related disabilities and increased dependence

Retirement
Role
Change of life
Work status

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Retirement

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set of shared expectations focused upon a particular position; may include beliefs about what goals or values

Retirement
Role
Change of life
Work status

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Role

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physiological and mental state of the respondents; sickly or healthy

Retirement
Health status
Change of life
Work status

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Health status

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financial affluence of the respondent which can be classified as poor, moderate, or rich

Income
Health status
Change of life
Work status

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Income

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16
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status of an individual according to job

Income
Health status
Change of life
Work status

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Work status

17
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PREPARE ME Holistic Theory

A. DIVINA GRACIA
B. Carmencita Abaquin
C. Letty Kuan
D. Rozzano Locsins

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B. Carmencita Abaquin

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are the nursing interventions provided toaddress the multi-dimensional problemsof cancer patients that can be given inany setting where patients choose to beconfined.

a. Prepare me Theory
b. Leadership Model
c. Technology model

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a. Prepare me Theory

19
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connection to a spiritual being withoutregard to religion.

Prayer
Relaxation- Breathing
Meditation

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Prayer

20
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encourages an elicit form of relaxation forthe purpose of altering a patient’s level ofawareness by focusing on an image orthought to facilitate inner sight whichhelps establish a connection andrelationship with God.

Prayer
Relaxation- Breathing
Meditation

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Relaxation- Breathing

21
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The study addresses the need to developinterventions that can address the needsof cancer patients especially thoseconcerning their ability to be in controland in maintaining their dignity

DIMENSIONS
Prayer
Relaxation- Breathing
Meditation

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DIMENSIONS

22
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encourages an elicit form of relaxation forthe purpose of altering a patient’s level ofawareness by focusing on an image orthought to facilitate inner sight whichhelps establish a connection andrelationship with God. It may be donethrough the use of music and otherrelaxation techniques.

DIMENSIONS
Prayer
Relaxation- Breathing
Meditation

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Meditation

23
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recalls past experiences, feelings, andthoughts to facilitate adaptation to presentcircumstances

Reminisce Therapy
Presence Therapy

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Reminisce Therapy

24
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being with another person during times of need. This includes therapeutic communication, active listening, and touch.

Reminisce Therapy
Presence

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25
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The practice and career theory proposes that the nurse is not afraid to give hope and company to a patient until his or her final hour if in terminal condition.

A. Cecilia Laurente
B. CArolinaS. AGRAvante
C. Letty Kuan
D. Rozzano Locsins

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A. Cecilia Laurente

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Mental state of fear or nervousness about what might happen

Presence
Concern
Stimulation
Anxiety

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Anxiety

27
Q

Three Caring Behaviors that Affect Patient’s Anxiety EXCEPT?

Presence
Concern
Stimulation
Anxiety

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Anxiety

28
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State of being when there is no further medical treatment that can stabilize a patient Declining condition for an extended period of time.

Presence
Terminally Ill
Stimulation
Anxiety

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Terminally Ill

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Condition when a person feels worthless, dispirited, and endangered Hopelessness, helplessness, and powerlessness

Presence
Terminally Ill
Stimulation
Impaired Self-Esteem

A
30
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means dancing to the cadence of treatments and nursing activities where each meaningful, caring experience is not merely an encounter, but a fit into a rhythmical pattern through which the interconnectivity of persons within the HST is nurtured

Rhythmical Connecting
Terminally Ill
Stimulation
Impaired Self-Esteem

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Rhythmical Connecting

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as “meaningful connectedness” strengthens a more human-to-human interaction co-creating patterns, new interpretations or meanings, new understanding, and realities.

Rhythmical Connecting
Terminally Ill
Stimulation
Synchronicity

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Synchronicity

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refers to the process of intimately concurring with the recognized improvement of the caring moment and human health experiences, a continuous evaluation and infinite reflection of wholeness by both the nurse and the nursed.

Rhythmical Connecting
Transformational Engaging
Stimulation
Synchronicity

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Transformational Engaging