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Which of the following best defines nursing theories?

Abstract representations of nursing phenomena

Predictions about nursing practices

Organized bodies of knowledge about nursing (correct)

Statements that describe relationships among concepts

Who introduced the Theory of Interpersonal Relations in 1952?

Virginia Henderson

Florence Nightingale

Rizza B. Egalla

Hildegard Peplau (correct)

What did Florence Nightingale define in her 'Environmental Theory'?

The relationships among nursing concepts

The role of nurses in assisting sick or healthy individuals

The concept of nursing as a unique discipline

The importance of the environment in patient care (correct)

What is the purpose of nursing theories?

<p>To guide the practice of nursing at a concrete level</p> Signup and view all the answers

What makes nursing a unique discipline?

<p>The separate role of nurses from other healthcare professionals</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Nursing Theories

Nursing theories are a set of concepts, definitions, and relationships that provide a framework for understanding and explaining nursing practice.

Key Nursing Theorists

Hildegard Peplau introduced the Theory of Interpersonal Relations in 1952.

Florence Nightingale's Contributions

Florence Nightingale defined sanitation, hygiene, and environmental factors in her 'Environmental Theory'.

Purpose of Nursing Theories

The purpose of nursing theories is to provide a systematic and organized approach to understanding and explaining nursing practice, guiding decision-making, and directing nursing interventions.

Uniqueness of Nursing Discipline

Nursing is a unique discipline because of its focus on human care, which is based on a combination of scientific knowledge, technical skills, and compassionate relationships.

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Test your knowledge on nursing theories with this quiz! Learn about the definition of nursing theory and explore different concepts and relationships within the field. Perfect for nursing students or anyone interested in understanding the foundations of nursing practice.