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What is the fundamental theme of transpersonal caring according to Jean Watson?
What is one of the notable contributions of Jean Watson to the field of nursing?
Which of the following best describes the purpose of nursing in the context of Jean Watson’s theory?
What is indicated by Watson’s 10 Carative Factors?
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Which of the following is a key aspect of transpersonal caring according to Jean Watson?
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What is the significance of positive and negative feelings in nursing?
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Which of the following best describes the approach nurses should take in decision-making?
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What role does a caring relationship play in the learning process in nursing?
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How can nurses influence a patient's healing process?
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What aspect is essential when addressing human needs in nursing?
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What is the primary goal of transpersonal caring?
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Which carative factor emphasizes the cultivation of sensitivity to self and others?
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Which of the following is NOT one of the ten carative factors?
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The systematic use of the scientific problem-solving method for decision making is which carative factor?
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What type of values are emphasized in the formation of a humanistic altruistic system of values?
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What does the promotion of interpersonal teaching learning focus on?
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In the metaparadigm of transpersonal caring, which components are highlighted?
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What is the significance of instilling faith-hope in the transpersonal caring theory?
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What is one primary purpose of nursing theory?
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Which of the following does NOT pertain to creating a healing environment in nursing?
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How does nursing theory guide nursing practice?
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What aspect is essential for promoting spiritual and emotional health in nursing?
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Which Canon emphasizes the importance of maintaining cleanliness in a patient's environment?
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What is a key component of Jean Watson's Caritas Process in nursing?
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Which statement about the nursing theory's impact on patient care is accurate?
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Which of the following best describes the intention behind 'Chattering hopes and advices' within nursing?
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What is an essential factor in creating a healing environment according to nursing theory?
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Which of the following best describes encouraging self-care in nursing?
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Study Notes
Jean Watson's Theory of Transpersonal Caring
- Jean Watson authored influential texts, notably Nursing: The Philosophy and Science of Caring.
- Born on June 10, 1940, in Welch, West Virginia, she graduated from Lewis Gale School of Nursing in 1961.
- She co-founded the Center for Human Caring in the 1980s and established the Watson Caring Science Institute in 2008.
- Major life challenges include losing her left eye in 1997 and the death of her husband in 1998.
Transpersonal Caring
- Focuses on the treatment of patients, emphasizing the development of better caregiving strategies.
- Transcends traditional medical techniques, fostering a caring-healing relationship.
- Ultimate goal is to create a union with the patient through special human care interactions.
Major Assumptions of the Theory
- Emphasizes interpersonal satisfaction and growth in nursing practice.
- Advocates for the nurturing of potential and the importance of curing in healthcare.
Metaparadigm Elements
- Key components of Watson’s theory are Person, Nursing, and Environment.
10 Carative Factors
- Formation of a humanistic altruistic value system, focusing on kindness and empathy.
- Instillation of faith and hope, acknowledging patient beliefs as central to care.
- Cultivation of sensitivity towards oneself and others for better patient understanding.
- Development of helping-trusting relationships in nursing.
- Promotion and acceptance of both positive and negative emotional expressions.
- Use of scientific problem-solving methods for effective decision-making.
- Encouragement of interpersonal teaching and learning within the caregiving context.
- Provision of a comprehensive supportive environment (mental, physical, sociocultural, spiritual).
- Assistance with human needs, recognizing the holistic aspects of care.
- Allowance for existential phenomenological forces, addressing both physical and spiritual needs.
Purpose of Nursing Theory
- Promotes holistic care and strengthens nurse-patient relationships.
- Aims to create a healing environment while encouraging emotional and spiritual health.
- Guides nursing practice and inspires self-care and self-healing among patients.
10 Caritas Processes
- Incorporates basic needs assistance with intentional caring consciousness.
- Aims to create a healing environment through attention to physical and non-physical aspects of care.
- Focuses on the authenticity of the caring relationship and the importance of presence in care delivery.
- Utilizes creative approaches, integrating various forms of knowledge in the caregiving process.
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Explore Jean Watson's Theory of Transpersonal Caring through this quiz designed for nursing students. Delve into the major assumptions and concepts of her influential work. Familiarize yourself with the essential elements that shape caring in nursing practice.