Nursing Theorists

Question 1

Human Becoming Theory

Answer 1

ROSEMARIE RIZZO
PARSE

Question 2

Health Care System Model

Answer 2

BETTY NEUMAN

Question 3

Self-care and Self-care Deficit Nursing Theory

Answer 3

DOROTHEA OREM

Question 4

Human Caring Theory

Answer 4

JEAN WATSON

Question 5

The Dynamic Nurse-Patient Relationship Model

Answer 5

IDA JEAN ORLANDO

Question 6

Psychodynamic (interpersonal relations) Model

Answer 6

HILDEGARD PEPLAU

Question 7

Care, Core and Cure Model

Answer 7

LYDIA HALL

Question 8

Adaptation Model

Answer 8

SISTER CALLISTA ROY

Question 9

Science of Unitary Human Being

Answer 9

MARTHA ROGERS

Question 10

Environmental Theory

Answer 10

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

Question 11

Four Conservation Principles

Answer 11

MYRA ESTRIN LEVINE

Question 12

Goal Attainment theory

Answer 12

IMOGENE KING

Question 13

Transcultural Nursing Model (Cultural Care Diversity and Universality Theory)

Answer 13

MADELEINE LEININGER

Question 14

Behavioral System Model

Answer 14

DOROTHY E. JOHNSON

Question 15

The Nature of Nursing Model

Answer 15

VIRGINIA HENDERSON

Question 16

14 Basic Needs

Answer 16

VIRGINIA HENDERSON

Question 17

Patient-Centered Approaches to Nursing Model

Answer 17

FAYE GLENN ABDELLAH

Question 18

21 Nursing Problems

Answer 18

FAYE GLENN ABDELLAH

Question 19

Environmental factors: Air, Water, Drainage, Cleanliness and light
deficiencies in these factors produce lack of health or illness

Answer 19

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

Question 20

Nurse’s role: assisting sick or healthy individuals to gain independence meeting 14 Basic Needs

Answer 20

VIRGINIA HENDERSON

Question 21

Defines nursing as a service to individuals and families

Answer 21

FAYE GLENN ABDELLAH

Question 22

Each person as a behavioral system is composed of 7 subsystem

Answer 22

DOROTHY E. JOHNSON

Question 23

> Viewed nursing as an interaction process between patient and nurse that lead to goal attainment

> Patient has 3 interacting system

Answer 23

IMOGENE KING

Question 24

Emphasizes that human caring, although universal, varies among cultures in its expressions, process and patterns; it is largely culturally derived

Answer 24

MADELEINE LEININGER

Question 25

Asserted that nursing is unique profession in that is concerned with all the **variables affecting the individuals response to stress** which are **intrapersonal stressors** (within the individual), **interpersonal** (occurs between individuals ) and **extra personal** (outside the person) in the nature

Answer 25

BETTY NEUMAN

Question 26

Defines **self-care** as performing activities independently by individual throughout life to promote and maintain personal well being

Answer 26

DOROTHEA OREM

Question 27

Use of **therapeutic relationship** between nurse and the client

Answer 27

HILDEGARD PEPLAU

Question 28

Views the person as an **irreducible whole**, the *whole being is greater than the sum of its parts*

Answer 28

MARTHA ROGERS

Question 29

Defines **adaptation** as the process and outcome whereby the thinking and feeling person uses conscious awareness and choice to create human and environmental integration

Answer 29

SISTER CALISTA ROY

Question 30

nurturance and is exclusive to nursing

Answer 30

**Care** - LYDIA HALL

Question 31

nurturance and is exclusive to nursing

Answer 31

**Care** - LYDIA HALL

Question 32

involves the therapeutic use of self and emphasize the use of reflection

Answer 32

**Cure** - LYDIA HALL

Question 33

focuses on nursing related to the physician's orders

Answer 33

**Cure** - LYDIA HALL

Question 34

Nurses provide **direct assistance** to meet an immediate need for help in order to avoid or to **alleviate distress or helplessness**

Answer 34

IDA JEAN ORLANDO

Question 35

Practice of caring is **central to nursing**: it is the **unifying focus for practice**

Answer 35

JEAN WATSON

Question 36

Proposed **3 assumptions** about human becoming

Answer 36

ROSEMARIE RIZZO PARSE