INTRODUCTION TO NURSING THEORY

Question 1

Human Becoming: Parse’s Theory of Nursing

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ROSEMARIE RIZZO PARSE

Question 2

JEAN WATSON

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The Theory of Human Caring: Retrospective and Prospective

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Humanistic Human Theory

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JOSEPHINE PATERSON

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The Behavioral Systems Model for Nursing

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DOROTHY JOHNSON

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HILDEGARD PAPLAU

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Peplau’s Theory of Interpersonal Relations

Question 6

MYRA ESTRIN LEVINE

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The Conservation Principles: A Retrospective

Question 7

SR. CALLISTA ROY

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Introduction to Nursing: An Adaptation Model

Question 8

Evolution of the Theory of Health as an Expanding
Consciousness

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MARGARET NEWMAN

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Environmental Theory

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FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

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Transcultural Care Diversity and Universality: A Theory
of Nursing

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MADELEINE LEININGER

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Self-Care Deficit Theory

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DOROTHEA OREM

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MARTHA ROGERS

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Nursing: Science of Unitary, Irreducible, Human Beings

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IMOGENE KING

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The Theory of Goal Attainment in Research and Practice

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Emphasis was on Curricular Content.

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CURRICULUM ERA (1900 - 1940s)

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Nurses started to advance with Doctorate Programs as they were prepared for research and teaching roles in Nursing.

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GRADUATE EDUCATION ERA (1950 - 1970s)

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Nurses were introduced to Research.

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RESEARCH ERA (1950 - 1970s)

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Emphasized Scholarships and the need to
disseminate research findings in scholarly
publications

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RESEARCH ERA (1950 - 1970s)

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Nursing procedures were taught and
practiced in these ward-like rooms.

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NURSING ARTS LABORATORY

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Concepts and Conceptualization is common in this Era and is understood as a precursor to the Theory Era.

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GRADUATE EDUCATION ERA (1950 - 1970s)

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Era where the Nursing Metaparadigm was introduced

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THEORY ERA (1980 - 1990s)

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Theory-based Nursing Practice.

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THEORY UTILIZATION ERA (21st Century)

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The Eras of Nursing Knowledge

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1. Curriculum Era
2. Research Era
3. Graduate Education Era
4. Theory Era
5. Theory Utilization Era

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Discipline and Profession are the same

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FALSE

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Specific to academia and refers to a branch of education, a department of learning, or a domain of knowledge

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DISCIPLINE

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Specialized field of practice founded on the theoretical structure of the science, accompanying practice abilities.

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PROFESSION

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Mathematics, Biology, Physics, Languages, Art, Cultural Studies, and Chemistry.

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DISCPLINE

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Doctor, Accountant, Lawyer, Teacher, Engineer, Electrician, and Nurse.

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PROFESSION

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The beginning of Nursing Theory Development can be traced back to

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FLORENCE NIGHTINGLE

Question 29

Theory guides both _ and _.

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THINKING, NURSING ACTION

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Nursing theory is the backbone of

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CLINCAL CARE

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_ without _ is empty , and _ without _ is blind.

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THEORY, PRACTICE PRACTICE, THEORY

Question 32

Present the First Nursing theory that focuses on the manipulation of the environment for the benefit of the patient

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"NOTES ON NURSING"

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From a problem/need functional role focus to the relationship between Nurse and Patient.

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YALE SCHOOL (1960s)

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The need to prepare Nurses at the graduate level for administrative and faculty positions was recognized.

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COLUMBIA SCHOOL (1950s)

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Focused on the Patient as a whole.

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YALE SCHOOL (1960s)

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Theorists viewed Nursing as a process rather than an end in itself.

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YALE SCHOOL (1960s)

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Federal funds were made available for Doctoral Study for Nurse Educators.

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YALE SCHOOL (1960s)

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Focused primarily on what nurses do, that is their Functional Roles. Practice Focus: Patient Problems and Need

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COLUMBIA SCHOOL (1950s)

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In this decade, many Nursing Theories were first presented.

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1970s

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Research studies tested and expanded Nursing Theory were numerous

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1990s

Question 40

Period of Major Developments.

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1980s

Question 41

Transition from pre-paradigm to paradigm period

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1980s