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Thinking about Nursing is as important as doing Nursing

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true

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has been described as a human service concerned with the health and well-being of individuals and groups

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nursing

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caring profession practiced with an earnest concern for the art of care and the science of health

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nursinG

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the recipients of care; can be an individual, family, or
community.

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person

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the art and science of caring for individuals, families, groups, or community

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nursing

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more on a vocation than a profession
less medical equipment
not one on one patient

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old nursing

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profession
technology and equipment are advance
one on one patient care

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modern nursing

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The term “nursing” was only discovered after what war.

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crimean war

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Increase in mortality rate: soldiers died NOT because
of gunshots, but because of

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infection
lack of nutritious food
lack of ventilation

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In 1837, Nightingale wrote about her calling in her
diary:

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“God spoke to me and called me to His
service.”

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Florence Nightingale was called to help. requested
by __ on November 5, 1854.

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Sir Sidney Herbert

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how many women were called into actions to take care of these soldiers

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40

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known as lady with a lamp

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florence nightingale

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The First Nursing Theorist”

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florence nightingale

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Mother of Modern Nursing

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florence nightingale

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She was able to prove that manipulating the __ can help a patient feel better and get better.

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environment

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The efforts of Florence Nightingale were recognized

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queen victoria

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Process of enabling people to increase control over their own health

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promotion of health and wellness

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preventive measures to decrease the risk of acquiring a disease

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prevention of illness

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Nightingale Training School for nurses in

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St. Thomas’ Hospital in London

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goals of nursing

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promotion of health and welness
prevention of illness
restoration of health
care of the dying

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implementation of measures to bring the patient back to the optimum health.

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restoration of health

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While nursing aims to restore health, sometimes death is inevitable.

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care of the dying

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An organized system of accepted knowledge that is composed of concepts, propositions, definitions, and assumptions intended to explain a set of fact, event or phenomena

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theory

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components of a theory

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concept proposition definition assumption purpose

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Words that describe objects, properties, or events.

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concept

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An idea or complex mental image of a phenomenon, which can be an object, property, or event.

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concept

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four major concepts in nursing

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person environment nursing health

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various nursing theorists and their models define the major concepts differently, link the concepts in various ways, and emphasize differently the relationship among concepts

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true; each theorist has different experiences and perceptions.

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classification of concept

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abstract concept concrete concept

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Also called principles

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proposition

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Specifies the proposed relationships of the concepts of a theory.

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proposition

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building block of a theory

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concept

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Various descriptions that convey a general meaning

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definition

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Giving meaning to the concept.

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definition

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Refers to the accepted meaning of the term already used.

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theoretical definition

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Comparable to a definition from literature such as dictionary, encyclopedia, and journals.

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The specific use or definition of the term within the theory.

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operational definition

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also known as stipulstive definition

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operational definition

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also know as descriptive or conceptual description

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theoretical definition

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Held as truth and excludes from measurement and testing

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assumption

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Specify the relationship of factual concepts or phenomena.

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assumption

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It answers the question “Why is the theory formulated?”

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purpose

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It suggests a direction in how to view facts and events.

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purpose

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step-by-step process.

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systematic

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based on knowledge.

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logical

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based on facts

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coherent

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There must be orderly reasoning and no contradictions between and among the concepts.

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SYSTEMATIC, LOGICAL, COHERENT

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A theory can change over time, implying that it is evolving and dynamic

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tentative

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Theories can be the source of __ that can be tested for it to be elaborated.

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hypotheses

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is also the term given to the body of knowledge that is used to support nursing practice.

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nursing theory

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set of concepts, definitions, relationships and propositions derived from nursing models

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nursin theory

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Fact or situation that is observed to exist, cause, explanation is in question.

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phenomenon

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Where the nursing act takes place

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context

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subject of the theory

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content

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method of nursing act

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process

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COMPLETE NURSING THEORY COMPONENTS

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context , content, and process

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Common language for better link between healthcare providers.

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enhances in communication

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nursing education, nursing research, and clinical practice are based on theoretical knowledge. Everything is based on theoretical knowledge.

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developed of knowledge

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Nursing must have a foundation of theoretical knowledge that is based on

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research findings

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carried out to acquire knowledge of theoretical adequacy.

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Analysis of theory

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It is an important process and the first step in applying nursing theoretical works to education, research, administration, or practice.

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analysis of nursing

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is useful for learning about the works and is essential for nurse scientists who intend to test, expand, or extend the works.

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analysis process

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Understanding a theoretical framework is vital to applying it in your practice.

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true

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are reviewed in terms of consistency and structural clarity

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clarity and structure

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speaks to the meaning of terms used, and definitional consistency

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clarity

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speaks to the consistent structural form of terms in the theory.

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structure

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Simple forms of theory, such as middle range, should guide practice.

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simplicity

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A theory should be sufficiently comprehensive, presented at a level of abstraction to provide guidance, and have as few concepts as possible with simplistic relations to aid clarity.

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simplicity

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speaks to the scope of application and the purpose within the theory.

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generality

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The broader the scope . . . the greater the significance of the theory

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true

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linked to the empirical indicators for testability and ultimate use of a theory to describe aspects of practice.

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accessibility

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”. The theorist should be able to evaluate and verify results by themselves.

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empirical decisions

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explains the linkages of science, philosophy, and theory that is accepted and applied by the discipline.

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nursing paradigm

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serve as patterns or models to show a clear relationship among the existing theoretical works in nursing.

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nursing paradigm

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conceptual framework or conceptual model.

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paradigms

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provide different views of nursing

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conceptual model

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the representation of the interaction among and between the concepts showing patterns.

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models

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are worded statements, a form closely related to knowledge development

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verbal models

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explain an idea by using schema, symbols or physical visualization.

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schematic models

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first and highest knowledge structure level.

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metaparadigm

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meta

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meaning with

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paradeigma

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meaning pattern

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The recipient of nursing care like individuals, families and communities.

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person

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The external and internal surroundings of life that influence or affect the person or client

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environment

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The holistic level of wellness that the person experiences.

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health

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rendering care in support of, or in cooperation with the client.

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nursmg

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Most abstract level of knowledge specifying the main concepts that encompass the subject matter and the scope of a discipline.

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metaparadigm

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The second knowledge structure level

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philosophy

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Specifies the definitions of the metaparadigm concepts in each conceptual model.

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philosophy

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Works that specify philosophical approaches to nursing.

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philosophy

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Least abstract level of theoretical knowledge

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middle range theory

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provides an overall framework for structuring broad, abstract ideas about nursing

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grand theory

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Term used to denote the prevailing schema or approaches within a discipline.

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conceptual models conceptual framework paradigm