PURPOSES OF NURSING THEORY Flashcards

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DON’T ANSWER!

“Nursing is feeling loved, cared for, trusted, and understood”.

  • Ramona Mercer
    Nurse Scientist & Educator
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GENERAL PURPOSES OF THEORY DEVELOPMENT:

To ensure inadequate and quality nursing care.

TRUE OR FALSE

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FALSE

Note: It should be adequate

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GENERAL PURPOSES OF THEORY DEVELOPMENT:

To clarify and improve the status of Nursing as a profession.

TRUE OR FALSE

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TRUE

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This is inherent in the different nursing fields - education, research, and practice.

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Theory Development

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  • To categorize knowledge & analyze client care situations to communicate in coherent and meaningful ways.
  • Provides a framework for thought in which to examine situations, which provides a structure for organization, analysis, and decision-making.
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Education

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  • For the continued development and evolution of the discipline of nursing.
  • Nursing needs to continue expanding its knowledge base to respond proactively to changes in societal needs.
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Education

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__________ were primarily used to develop and guide nursing education in universities and institutions.

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Nursing Theories

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Education were once known to be more strongly established in the field of academics rather than ______________.

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clinical practice

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In the _______ and _______, a number of nursing programs recognized the major concepts of some nursing models, structured these concepts into a conceptual framework, and built the complete curriculum around that framework (Kozier, 2008)

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1970s and 1980s

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________________ primarily prepares students for practice as members of the professional community.

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Theoretical concepts

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Education was able to come up with unique terms such as:

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  1. Program objectives
  2. Course objectives
  3. Course description
  4. Clinical Performance Criteria
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Under Research,

Experts constantly believed that ____________ was inspired by different theoretical assumptions or conceptual frameworks in the past.

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research in nursing

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Under Research,

Through the evolution of ______, _______, and _______ issues interpretations and perspectives are generated to provide answers to questions encountered in practice.

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technology, ideas, and emerging nursing

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It is the systematic application of formalized methods of generating valid and dependable information about the phenomena of concern to the discipline of nursing.

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Research

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It is developed that in turn used to either test existing theories or generate new theories.

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Knowledge for nursing practice

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Theories thoroughly guide critical thinking and decision-making in __________________.

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clinical nursing practice

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____________ strengthen professional independence by guiding the deepest and most important part of their practice.

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Nursing Theories

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Provide a structure for communicating with other nurses & with other members of the health care team.

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Clinical Practice

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  • Assist in clarifying beliefs, values, and goals and help to define the unique contribution of nursing in the care of clients.
  • It is a tool for effective nursing practice.
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Clinical Practice

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In ______________,

  • Nurses gain new insights into patient care, open new options & stimulate innovative interventions.
  • Enhances & strengthen the nurse’s role & helps one to actually think nursing.
  • To help guide their practice or choose a more eclectic approach & adopt ideas from several theories.
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CLINICAL Practice

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It provides the raw material for the ideas that are systematically developed & organized in the form of _______.

A. Nursing theory
B. Nursing research
C. Nursing practice

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A. Nursing theory

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The ideas proposed by nursing theory must be tested and validated through _________.

A. Nursing theory
B. Nursing research
C. Nursing practice

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B. Nursing research

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New knowledge that results from nursing research is use to transform & inform ________.

A. Nursing theory
B. Nursing research
C. Nursing practice

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C. Nursing practice

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____________ generates questions that serve as the basis for nursing research.

A. Nursing theory
B. Nursing research
C. Nursing practice

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C. Nursing practice

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____________ influences the development of nursing theory that in turn transforms nursing practice.

A. Nursing theory
B. Nursing research
C. Nursing practice

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B. Nursing research

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FILL IN THE BLANKS:

“Practice without theory, like _____ without _______, is blind; theory without practice, like ______ without _________, is empty”.

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map, route

route, map

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These 3 parts of nursing are interdependent to each other. What are these?

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Nursing Theory ⟺ Nursing Research ⟺ Nursing Practice

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According to _____, Theoretical knowledge includes and reflects on the basic values, guiding principles, elements and phases of conception of nursing.

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(Meleis, 1997)

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It aims to stimulate thinking and broaden understanding of the science and practice of the Nursing discipline.

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Theoretical knowledge

30
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It is the art of nursing.

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Practical knowledge

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Research is linked to theory in 2 ways by _______ and _________.

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generating and testing

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It is designed to discover and describe relationships and phenomena without imposing predetermined notions on the nature of the phenomena.

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Theory-generating research

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Utilized to determined how accurate a theory describes a phenomenon.

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Theory-testing research

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The end result of theory-generating and theory-testing research is to _______________.

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enhance nursing knowledge