TFN

Question 1

Environment Theory

Answer 1

Florence Nightingale

Question 2

Interpersonal Theory

Answer 2

Hildegard Peplau

Question 3

Need Theory/ 14 Basic Needs

Answer 3

Virginia Henderson

Question 4

21 Nursing Problem

Answer 4

Fay Abdella

Question 5

Nursing Process Theory

Answer 5

Ida Jean Orlando

Question 6

Clinical Nursing

Answer 6

Ernestine Weidenbach

Question 7

The Core, Care and Cure

Answer 7

Lydia E. Hall

Question 8

Human-To-Human Relationship Model

Answer 8

Joyce Travelbee

Question 9

Child Health Assessment

Answer 9

Kathryn Barnard

Question 10

Conceptual Model

Answer 10

Evelyn Adam

Question 11

Model of Living

Answer 11

Roper, Logan and Tierney

Question 12

Theory of Transpersonal Caring

Answer 12

Jean Watson

Question 13

Theory of Bureaucratic Caring

Answer 13

Marilyn Anne Ray

Question 14

Novice to Expert Model

Answer 14

Patricia Benner

Question 15

Philosophy of Nursing

Answer 15

Kari Martinsen

Question 16

First Lady of Nursing, First Truly International Nurse?

Answer 16

Henderson

Question 17

Psychiatric Nurse of the Century

Answer 17

Peplau

Question 18

She designed the four phases of nurse patient relationship: Orientation, Identification, Exploitation and Resolution?

Answer 18

Peplau

Question 19

Living Legend?

Answer 19

Abdellah

Question 20

She believed that there were 3 essential components associated with a nursing philosophy: Reverence for Life, Respect for the dignity, worth, autonomy and individuality of each human being and Resolution to act on personally and professionally held belief?

Answer 20

Weidenbach

Question 21

First director of LOEB CENTER for Nursing

Answer 21

Hall

Question 22

Her theory included the 1) Original Encounter. 2) Emerging Identities. 3) Empathy 4) Sympathy 5) Rapport, as part of the interaction process of her theory

Answer 22

Travelbee

Question 23

Political leaders like John Stuart Mill, Benjamin Jowett, Edwin Chadwick and Harriet Marinue greatly affects and influence her beliefs of changing things as she viewed as unacceptable to society

Answer 23

Nightingale

Question 24

She acknowledge a phenomenological, existential and spiritual orientation from the sciences and humanities as well as philosophical and intellectual guidance from feminist theory, metaphysics, phenomenology, quantum physics, wisdom traditions, perennial philosophy, and Buddhism

Answer 24

Watson

Question 25

In this theory, the theorist compares the health care structures of political, legal, economic, educational, physiological, socila cultural and technological with the explicate order and spiritual ethical caring with the implicate order

Answer 25

Ray

Question 26

According to her, Nursing is holistic, relational, spiritual and ethical caring that seeks the good of self and other in complex community, organizational and bureaucratic Cultures

Answer 26

Benner

Question 27

According to her theory, articulation research, is defined as: “describing, illustrating and giving language to take-for-granted areas of practical wisdom, skilled know-how and notions of good practice”

Answer 27

Ray

Question 28

She was influenced by Hubert Dreyfus and Stuart Dreyfus bothprofessors of Universityof California who developed the Dreyfus model of Acquisition?

Answer 28

Benner

Question 29

This nursing theorist was greatly i fluenced by three philosophers in particular: Karl Marx, Edmund Husserl and Merleau-Ponty

Answer 29

Martinsen

Question 30

One of the concepts of Martinsen’s Philosophy of Caring that stemsfrom the parable of Good Samaritan

Answer 30

The eye of the heart

Question 31

Care is a trinity: relational, practical, and moral simultaneously. Tjis concept can be described in the theory of?

Answer 31

Martinsen