Theories

Question 1

These are innate interventions that covers your scope. ex: Cleaning a wound

Answer 1

INDEPENDENT NURSING INTERVENTION

Question 2

This intervention requires orders such as when administering medications.

Answer 2

DEPENDENT NURSING INTERVENTIONS

Question 3

It is used in logic and reason to conclude a conclusion prior to experience. (Conclusion before experiment)

Answer 3

A PRIORI

Question 4

It is learning thru experience. (Experiment before conclusion)

Answer 4

A POSTERIORI

Question 5

These ideas are natural and humans are born with it.

Answer 5

INNATE IDEAS

Question 6

It uses deductive reasoning. It states that reason is the chief source and test of knowledge. It utilizes “Theory-then-research” strategy.

Answer 6

RATIONALISM

Question 7

It emphasizes priori reasoning.

Answer 7

RATIONALISM

Question 8

It is a deductive logic by reasoning from the cause to an effect or from generalization to particular instance.

Answer 8

PRIORI REASONING

Question 9

It uses an inductive method and states that scientific knowledge can be derived from sensory experience.

Answer 9

EMPIRICISM

Question 10

The most global perspective of discipline.

Answer 10

METAPARADIGM

Question 11

4 Metaparadigm of Nursing

Answer 11

PERSON
ENVIRONMENT
HEALTH
NURSING

Question 12

Individuals who are participants of nursing.

Answer 12

PERSON/HUMAN BEING

Question 13

Human being’s significant others and the physical surrounding.

Answer 13

ENVIRONEMENT

Question 14

Human processes of living and dying

Answer 14

HEALTH

Question 15

Actions taken by the nurse; goals or outcome of nursing actions; process of ADPIE

Answer 15

NURSING

Question 16

ADPIE

Answer 16

ASSESSMENT
DIAGNOSIS
PLANNING
INTERVENTION
EVALUATION

Question 17

Meaning of nursing phenomenon through analysis, reasoning, and logical argument

Answer 17

NURSING PHILOSOPHY

Question 18

Works of grand theorists/pioneers of nursing

Answer 18

NURSING CONCEPTUAL MODELS

Question 19

Theories which are complex, abstract, broad in scope that requires further research for clarification

Answer 19

GRAND THEORIES

Question 20

Theories which are more limited in scope

Answer 20

MIDDLE-RANGE THEORIES

Question 21

Theories which are situation specific; narrow in scope and focuses on specific patient population and time.

Answer 21

PRACTICE-LEVEL NURSING THEORIES

Question 22

Manipulation of the Environment for the fast recovery of patients

Answer 22

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

Question 23

Nightingale’s Theory

Answer 23

ENVIRONMENTAL THEORY

Question 24

The use of Caritas when it comes to caring

Answer 24

KATIE ERIKSSON; THEORY OF CARITATIVE CARING

Question 25

Preservation of human dignity; mindful, in-the-moment, committed caring for both self & patient

Answer 25

THEORY OF TRANSPERSONAL CARING; JEAN WATSON

Question 26

L.O.N.E

Answer 26

PATRICIA BENNER; LEVELS OF NURSING EXPERTISE

Question 27

Use of science of nursing for human betterment. Human and environment cannot be separated; they coexist

Answer 27

MARTHA ROGERS; THE SCIENCE OF UNITARY HUMAN BEINGS