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What is the primary purpose of telehealth?
What is the primary purpose of telehealth?
- To facilitate long-distance care using technology (correct)
- To replace face-to-face consultations entirely
- To enhance in-person patient interactions
- To conduct physical examinations remotely
Which type of knowledge is gained from scientific observation and testing?
Which type of knowledge is gained from scientific observation and testing?
- Empirics (correct)
- Somatic Knowledge
- Metaphysical Knowledge
- Intuitive Knowledge
What method does Photovoice utilize to promote transformative change?
What method does Photovoice utilize to promote transformative change?
- Verbal interviews with community members
- Workshops focused on storytelling
- Statistical analysis of community health data
- Photographs taken by participants (correct)
Which of the following best describes personal knowledge in nursing?
Which of the following best describes personal knowledge in nursing?
What is the role of somatic knowledge in nursing practice?
What is the role of somatic knowledge in nursing practice?
How does intuitive knowledge differ from guessing?
How does intuitive knowledge differ from guessing?
Which characteristic of nursing as an art emphasizes the importance of relations?
Which characteristic of nursing as an art emphasizes the importance of relations?
What form of knowledge includes aspects like miracles and near-death experiences?
What form of knowledge includes aspects like miracles and near-death experiences?
What is the primary focus of Outcome Theories in nursing?
What is the primary focus of Outcome Theories in nursing?
Which of the following factors are considered influences in Developmental Theory?
Which of the following factors are considered influences in Developmental Theory?
Which theory emphasizes the need for relationships between nurses and patients?
Which theory emphasizes the need for relationships between nurses and patients?
What does Needs Theory primarily aim to fulfill?
What does Needs Theory primarily aim to fulfill?
Which component is NOT part of the Nursing Metaparadigm?
Which component is NOT part of the Nursing Metaparadigm?
What is the purpose of the credentialing system in nursing?
What is the purpose of the credentialing system in nursing?
Which of the following best describes altruistic service in the context of nursing?
Which of the following best describes altruistic service in the context of nursing?
What does the term 'epistemology' refer to in nursing education?
What does the term 'epistemology' refer to in nursing education?
Which of the following reflects a critical question addressed by epistemology?
Which of the following reflects a critical question addressed by epistemology?
What role does the application of hard sciences play in nursing?
What role does the application of hard sciences play in nursing?
What best describes situation-specific theories?
What best describes situation-specific theories?
Which type of theory is considered to be the highest level of abstraction?
Which type of theory is considered to be the highest level of abstraction?
Which of the following is NOT a type of purpose of theory?
Which of the following is NOT a type of purpose of theory?
What characterizes grand theories in nursing?
What characterizes grand theories in nursing?
What type of theory describes, observes, and names concepts but does not explain relationships?
What type of theory describes, observes, and names concepts but does not explain relationships?
Which statement describes metatheory accurately?
Which statement describes metatheory accurately?
In what way are situation-relating theories primarily characterized?
In what way are situation-relating theories primarily characterized?
What distinguishes factor-relating theories from other types of theories?
What distinguishes factor-relating theories from other types of theories?
What is the goal of knowledge development in nursing science?
What is the goal of knowledge development in nursing science?
What does methodologic pluralism in nursing research refer to?
What does methodologic pluralism in nursing research refer to?
Which of the following best describes the qualitative approach of phenomenology in nursing research?
Which of the following best describes the qualitative approach of phenomenology in nursing research?
What is an essential aspect of scientific knowledge generation in nursing?
What is an essential aspect of scientific knowledge generation in nursing?
Which of the following statements best reflects the relationship between nursing as a practice science and research?
Which of the following statements best reflects the relationship between nursing as a practice science and research?
What does the 'T' in the acronym 'HEARTS' in nursing refer to?
What does the 'T' in the acronym 'HEARTS' in nursing refer to?
In the context of nursing theories, what does the term 'theory' refer to?
In the context of nursing theories, what does the term 'theory' refer to?
What is the primary focus of moral or ethical knowledge in nursing?
What is the primary focus of moral or ethical knowledge in nursing?
What characteristic is crucial for effective nursing practice in relation to technology?
What characteristic is crucial for effective nursing practice in relation to technology?
Which aspect does not align with the humanistic focus in nursing?
Which aspect does not align with the humanistic focus in nursing?
Study Notes
Nursing Practice and Education
- Control and authority in nursing governs training and patient care management.
- Credentialing ensures competence via licensure or board exams.
- Altruistic service underscores the selfless nature of nursing and its impact on society.
- A prescribed curriculum educates future generations on comprehensive nursing aspects.
Epistemology and Ways of Knowing
- Epistemology studies knowledge theory, addressing questions about the nature and extent of knowledge.
- Types of knowing include:
- Empirics: Evidence-based, derived from observation and testing through the senses.
- Personal Knowledge: A priori knowledge obtained through thought and experience.
- Intuitive Knowledge: Relies on nonconscious pattern recognition and instinct rather than mere guessing.
- Somatic Knowledge: Knowledge related to physical movement and body awareness.
- Metaphysical Knowledge: Involves spiritual understanding; includes concepts like miracles and extrasensory perception.
- Esthetics: Concerns beauty and creativity within nursing, emphasizing the importance of harmonious care.
Recent Advancements in Nursing
- Telehealth: Offers long-distance care through technology, enhancing patient access to healthcare.
- Nursing Informatics: Integrates information management with patient care, utilizing technological tools.
- Photovoice: A research method using photography to empower marginalized communities and create transformative change.
Research Methodology in Nursing
- Knowledge generation relies on systematic, valid, and reliable scientific methods.
- Methodologic Pluralism: Combines quantitative and qualitative research approaches for comprehensive understanding.
- Quantitative Approach: Focuses on measurement and analysis.
- Qualitative Approach: Explores lived experiences, human values, and social contexts.
Nursing as Science and Human Science
- Nursing integrates applied and clinical research to enhance health outcomes.
- Human science addresses behavior, culture, and their impact on health and wellness.
Nursing Theories
- Theories explain relationships among concepts and guide nursing practice.
- Classification of Nursing Theories:
- Practice Theory: Least complex, offering specific directions for practice.
- Metatheory: Concerns philosophical underpinnings of nursing theories.
- Grand Theory: Encompasses broad frameworks needing further research for application.
Types of Nursing Theories and Models
- Needs Theories: Focus on fulfilling physical and mental needs.
- Interaction Theories: Examine nurse-patient relationships.
- Outcome Theories: Address how nurses facilitate adaptation to health challenges.
- Developmental Theory: Describes human growth processes from conception to death, influenced by various factors.
Nursing Metaparadigm
- Fundamental concepts include:
- Person: The individual receiving care.
- Environment: Context affecting health and wellbeing.
- Health: The state of wellbeing and ability to adapt.
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Explore the essentials of control, authority, and educational management within healthcare training. This quiz focuses on the credentialing system, competence assurance, and the integration of various healthcare philosophies for patient care. Test your knowledge on the prescribed curriculum and licensure requirements.
