grand theories

Question 1

Other word for Grand in grand theory

Answer 1

Macro theory

Question 2

Concepts and propositions that
are less broad and abstract
than a conceptual model but not
as specific and concrete as
middle-range theory.

Answer 2

Grand Theory

Question 3

stimulated by
concern for those for whom
health as the absence of
disease or disability is not
possible.

Answer 3

health as
expanding consciousness (margaret Newman)

Question 4

What is the theory of Margaret Newman

Answer 4

Theory of Health as Expanding Consciousness

Question 5

The theory asserts that every
person in every situation, no
matter how disordered and
hopeless it may seem, is part of
the universal process of
expanding consciousness

Answer 5

Theory of Health as Expanding Consciousness

Question 6

A process of becoming more
of oneself, of finding greater
meaning in life, and of reaching
new dimensions of
connectedness with other
people and the world.

Answer 6

Theory of Health as Expanding Consciousness

Question 7

Newman’s Health as
Expanding Consciousness
arose from

Answer 7

Rogers’ Theory of
Unitary Human Beings

Question 8

redefines nursing according
to her nursing process of recognizing
the individual in relation to the
environment, and it is a process of
the understanding of consciousness.

Answer 8

Nursing (newman)

Question 9

People are centers of
consciousness with an
overall pattern of
expanding
consciousness

Answer 9

Person(newman)

Question 10

“universe of open
systems.

Answer 10

Environment (newman)

Question 11

explains that health and
illness are synthesized as health

Answer 11

Health ( newman)

Question 12

one state of
being (disease) with its opposite
(non-disease) results in what can
be considered health.

Answer 12

fusion

Question 13

in the theory of newman the human is ?

Answer 13

unitary

Question 14

Rosemarie Rizzo parse theory?

Answer 14

Theory of human becoming

Question 14

Rosemarie Rizzo parse theory?

Answer 14

Theory of human becoming

Question 15

who is the theorist in the theory “human becoming”

Answer 15

Rosemarie Rizzo parse

Question 16

Guides nurses to focus on quality
of life from each person’s own
perspective as the goal of nursing.

Answer 16

Human Becoming Theory of
Nursing

Question 17

It presents an alternative to most
of the other theories of nursing,
which take a bio-medical or biopsycho-social-spiritual
approach

Answer 17

Human Becoming Theory of
Nursing

Question 18

s a
combination of biological,
psychological, sociological, and
spiritual factors, and states that a
person is a unitary being in
continuous interaction with his or
her environment

Answer 18

The Human Becoming Theory

Question 19

what are the centered themes in becoming theory

Answer 19

1. meaning
2. rhythmicity
3. transcendence

Question 20

choosing
personal meaning in
situations, and that a person’s
reality is given meaning
through experiences he or she
lives in the environment.

Answer 20

Meaning (becoming theory)

Question 21

refers to
reaching beyond the limits a person sets, and that a person is
constantly transforming him or
herself

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Transcendence (becoming theory)

Question 22

cocreating
rhythmical patterns of relating
with the universe, and that a
person and the environment
cocreate in rhythmical patterns.

Answer 22

Rhythmicity (becoming theory)

Question 23

a
human science and art
that uses an abstract
body of knowledge to
help people

Answer 23

Nursing (becoming theory)

Question 24

an open being who is
more than and different
from the sum of the parts

Answer 24

person (becoming theory)

Question 25

is
inseparable from the
person, as well as
complementary to and
evolving with the
person.

Answer 25

environment (becoming theory)

Question 26

is the open
process of being
and becoming, and
involves the
synthesis of values

Answer 26

Health (becoming theory)

Question 27

The model differentiates nursing from other
disciplines, it provides guidance of care and
useful administration, and is useful in education.

Answer 27

Human Becoming Theory

Question 28

The model also provides research methodologies,
and provides a framework to guide inquiry of
other theories. However, the research is
considered a “closed circle.”

Answer 28

Human Becoming Theory

Question 29

The theory does not utilize the nursing process,
and negates the idea that each patient engages in
a unique lived experience

Answer 29

Human Becoming Theory

Question 30

It is not accessible to new nurses, and is
inapplicable to acute, emergent care.

Answer 30

Human Becoming Theory

Question 31

who is the theorist of the theory “Culture Care Theory of
Diversity and Universality”

Answer 31

Madeleine Leininger

Question 32

Madeleine’s theory?

Answer 32

Culture Care Theory of
Diversity and Universality

Question 33

She is considered by some to be
the “Margaret Mead of nursing” and is recognized worldwide as
the founder of transcultural
nursing

Answer 33

Madeleine Leininger

Question 34

Due to lack of cultural and care
knowledge as the missing
component to a nurse’s
understanding of the many
variations required inpatient care
to support compliance, healing,
and wellness.

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Transcultural Nursing Theory

Question 35

This theory attempts to provide
culturally congruent nursing care
through
“cognitively based assistive,
supportive, facilitative, or
enabling acts or decisions that
are mostly tailor-made to fit with
the individual, group’s, or
institution’s cultural values, beliefs, and lifeways.”

Answer 35

Transcultural Nursing Theory

Question 36

Involves knowing and understanding
different cultures concerning
nursing and health-illness caring
practices, beliefs, and values to
provide meaningful and efficacious
nursing care services to people’s
cultural values health-illness
contex

Answer 36

The Transcultural Nursing Theory or
Culture Care Theory

Question 37

study of nursing care
beliefs, values, and practices as
cognitively perceived and known
by a designated culture throughlearned subfield or
branch of nursing that focuses upon

cultures concerning nursing and
health-illness caring practices, beliefs,
and values to provide meaningful and
efficacious nursing care services to
their cultural values and health-illness
context

Answer 37

Transcultural nursing