Lydia Eloise Hall

Question 1

What is the theory of Hall?

Answer 1

Core, Care, Cure Theory

Question 2

Hall postulated that individuals could be conceptualized in three separate
domains:

Answer 2

CARE (hands on bodily care), CORE (using the self in relationship to the patient), and CURE (applying medical knowledge).

Question 3

HALL believed that patients should receive care only from _______ nurses

Answer 3

professional

Question 4

what dis Hall emphasized in professional nursing?

Answer 4

the autonomy inherent

Question 5

Hall model encompasses adult patients who have passed the acute stage of disease and who are now in the ______ phase of healthcare.

Answer 5

rehabilitation

Question 6

________ refers to the person or the recipient of care and includes
the use of therapeutic self to relate with the patient. It is the “patient”.

Answer 6

Core

Question 7

______ refers to medical interventions that are performed on the patient. It includes nursing activities that are dependent upon the orders of the physician. It refers to the medical and nursing interventions.

Answer 7

Cure

Question 8

________ the exclusive domain of nursing. The care is the nurturing
provided by nurses.

Answer 8

Care

Question 9

What is the application of Core

Answer 9

It is our responsibility to make sure that the patient receives the highest level of care possible from all concerned
health professions.

Question 10

What is the application of Care

Answer 10

It delineates nursing functions that are dependent on the
members of the medical profession. Ex.: medication administration, performance of diagnostic procedures,

Question 11

What is the application of Cure?

Answer 11

It refers to the independent roles and functions of the nurse in so far as his or her knowledge and skills about the
patient’s condition will allow her to carry on with her nursing responsibilities.

Question 12

What is the goal of Hall’s model?

Answer 12

make sure that the patient achieves success in self actualization and self love after disease

Question 13

Hall emphasizes the importance of
the individual as unique, capable of
growth and learning, & requiring a
total person approach.

Answer 13

person

Question 14

The source of energy & motivation for
healing is the individual care
recipient NOT the health care
provider.

Answer 14

person

Question 15

______ can be inferred to be a state
of self-awareness with a conscious
selection of behaviors that are
optimal for that individual

Answer 15

Health

Question 16

Hall stresses the need to help the
person explore the meaning of his or
her behavior to identify and
overcome problems through
developing self-identity & maturity.

Answer 16

Health

Question 17

_____ a setting, the focus of the
action of the nurses is the individual,
so that any actions taken in relation
to society or environment are for the
purpose of assisting the individual in
attaining a personal goal.

Answer 17

environment

Question 18

______ hospital during treatment of acute illness creates a difficult psychological experience for the ill individual

Answer 18

environment

Question 19

______ is identified as consisting of
participation in the care, core, and
cure aspects of patient care

Answer 19

Nursing