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What is a key belief in Florence Nightingale's theory?
What is a key belief in Florence Nightingale's theory?
How does Martha Rogers view the relationship between humans and the environment?
How does Martha Rogers view the relationship between humans and the environment?
Margaret Newman's theory emphasizes which of the following concepts?
Margaret Newman's theory emphasizes which of the following concepts?
What does the Modeling and Role-Modeling theory prioritize in nursing?
What does the Modeling and Role-Modeling theory prioritize in nursing?
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In Rosemarie Parse's Human Becoming Theory, what is emphasized?
In Rosemarie Parse's Human Becoming Theory, what is emphasized?
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According to Dorothea Orem, self-care can best be described as:
According to Dorothea Orem, self-care can best be described as:
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What is a significant aspect of modeling in the Modeling and Role-Modeling theory?
What is a significant aspect of modeling in the Modeling and Role-Modeling theory?
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Which of the following best represents the concept of 'becoming' in Parse's Human Becoming Theory?
Which of the following best represents the concept of 'becoming' in Parse's Human Becoming Theory?
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What role does self-awareness play in Orem's Self-Care Theory?
What role does self-awareness play in Orem's Self-Care Theory?
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In Martha Rogers' model, what is considered the role of nursing?
In Martha Rogers' model, what is considered the role of nursing?
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Study Notes
Florence Nightingale's Theory of Environmental Adaptation
- Nightingale linked a person's health to their environment.
- Factors affecting health include fresh air, pure water, proper food, sunlight, cleanliness, and efficient drainage.
Martha Rogers' Science of Unitary Human Beings
- Rogers' theory views humans as energy fields always interconnected with their environment.
- It's an abstract theory, lacking clear, measurable definitions.
- Nursing is seen as both a science (knowledge) and an art (creativity), leading to positive patient outcomes.
Margaret Newman's Health as Expanding Consciousness
- Newman's theory emphasizes expanding awareness and meaning in life.
- It's a process of connecting with oneself, the world, and others.
- Nurses and patients work in partnership to understand, recover, and prevent disease.
Helen Erickson, Evelyn Tomlin, Mary Ann Swain's Modeling and Role-Modeling
- Modeling involves the nurse understanding the patient's uniqueness and environment.
- Role modeling focuses on accepting the patient's individuality and supporting health.
- Nursing's role is to facilitate, nurture, and unconditionally accept patients.
- Nurses work towards building trust, fostering positive patient orientations, empowering patients to control their health journey, affirming patient strengths, and setting mutual health goals.
Rosemarie Parse's Human Becoming Theory
- Parse's theory focuses on the quality of a person's life.
- People are seen as transcending, making decisions, and rhythmically evolving within the universe.
- Lived experience, not external measurement, shapes a person's reality.
Dorothea Orem's Theory of Self-Care and Self-Care Deficit Framework
- Self-care helps individuals maintain life and functioning at a physical and cognitive level.
- It involves action and aids in personal integrity.
- People might care for themselves entirely or need assistance, reflecting a self-care deficit.
- This theory encourages awareness of health, abilities, and conditions.
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Explore the key nursing theories from Florence Nightingale's Environmental Adaptation to Margaret Newman's Health as Expanding Consciousness. This quiz covers the foundational concepts of each theory and their implications in nursing practice. Test your understanding of how these theories shape patient care and nursing as a discipline.
