Synchronicity In Human-Space-Time: A Theory Of Nursing Engagement In A Global Community

Question 1

What are the four life principles of synchronicity in the human-space-time theory of nursing engagement?

Answer 1

1. Interconnectivity
2. Equitability
3. Emancipation
4. Transcendence

Question 2

_______ is a principle of human interconnectedness of energy.

Answer 2

Interconnectivity

Question 3

______ is continuously moving from “subatomic particles to the biosphere, including the planet Earth, all forming a whole”

Answer 3

Energy

Question 4

Interconnectivity leads to the understanding of ______ that the bio-psycho-social-spiritual dimensions of persons are interrelated.

Answer 4

holism

Question 5

The nurse does not focus only on biological curing but considers the healing aspect of the whole person’s being.

Answer 5

Interconnectivity

Question 6

The nurse becomes more cognizant of the whole integrated person interacting with and influenced by both internal and external environments

Answer 6

Interconnectivity

Question 7

what are the principle of interconnectivity?

Answer 7

1. Interpersonal Relating (IR)
2. Technological Knowing (TK)
3. Rhythmical Connecting (RC)
4. Transformational Engaging (TE)

Question 8

________ is a principle of justice and fairness in human caring across healthcare systems.

Answer 8

Equitability

Question 9

It revolves around the value-based concept of equity implying fairness in access to health care related to the situated context despite differences in methods, utilization, and outcomes

Answer 9

Equitability

Question 10

An understanding of the interconnections among space, time, movement and leads to meaningful relationships within the HST and beyond.

Answer 10

Equitability

Question 11

In applying equitability, the nurse is cognizant of the difference between _____ and ______.

Answer 11

equality, equity.

Question 12

_______ is a principle of liberating the self and others from the limits of human-space-time realities.

Answer 12

Emancipation

Question 13

The human-space-time realities of health care could include human factors or attributes such:

Answer 13

1. fear
2. shame
3. lack of communication skills
4. lack of knowledge
5. powerlessness
6. human resources.

Question 14

What are the Internal environmental limitations are ______,______, _______, and _______.

Answer 14

1. physiologic
2. psychologic
3. emotional
4. spiritual conditions

Question 15

What are the external environment limitations refer to the ________ as well as _______.

Answer 15

1. socio-economic-political challenges
2. organizational dynamics that influence the nurse and the nursed.

Question 16

______ is applied in praxis and in the integration of knowing, doing and being

Answer 16

emancipatory knowing

Question 17

“When people transcend their own egos, dedicate their energy to something greater than the individual self, and learn to build then the principle of _______ is applied.

Answer 17

human transcendence

Question 18

_______ indicates personal growth of persons and professional growth among nurses.

Answer 18

Human transcendence

Question 19

_______ is the “assertion of self, to emancipation of self, to transcendence of self”

Answer 19

characteristics of growth

Question 20

Through _____ , nurses and the nursed can rise beyond their present difficulties. Just as self-transcendence is revealed in the expansion of self-boundaries that enhances well-being.

Answer 20

Human transcendence

Question 21

_______ is meaningfully connected with well-being through human transcendence.

Answer 21

Resilience