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Duplicate of Theory Final Review
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The nursing part of the metaparadigm is caring in conjunction with/on behalf of human patients
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In Neuman's System Model, health is seen on a horizontal continuum of wellness and illness
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HBM considers perceived threats in determining if a person will take action on a behavior.
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False
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Florence focused primarily on the patient and the environment
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According to Roger, Resonancy describes the constant change from lower to higher frequency.
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Love and caring are not essential in Jean Watson’s theory.
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False
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Florence played a big role in WW1
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Campinha-Bacote’s theory is based on 5 constructs.
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False
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Her philosophy focused on manipulating the environment as much as possible to enhance healing.
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Campinha-Bacote’s theory is also called “the sunrise theory.”
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The stress and coping theory contains primary appraisal, secondary appraisal and reappraisal.
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The environmental part of the metaparadigm includes the hospital, house, location and economics
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False
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The health promotion model focuses on a passive role of the patient.
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A proposition is an organized, coherent and systematic articulation of a set of statements
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The alarm stage as the response to stress is also known as the panic stage
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Jean Watson created 12 Carative factors.
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One of Purnell's domains is environment.
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Unconsciously competent care means you are automatically providing culturally competent care.
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Examples of patient teaching methods include teach back method, videos and pictures.
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The inner circle of Purnell's Model is person.
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The general adaptation syndrome is a response to stress.
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Health literacy is not important in the healthcare field.
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The current revision of Campinha-Bacote’s theory centers around cultural awareness.
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Characteristics in the health promotion model include psychological & sociocultural factors.
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Nightingale’s theory holds that the role of the nurse is to prevent interruption in healing
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Susceptibility, severity, benefits, and barriers collectively make up cues to action in the HBM
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27
As listed in the PowerPoint for module 24, intellectual disability is the REAL disability
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The name of Roger’s nursing theory is the Science of Unique Human Beings.
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Roger’s 3 principles of homeodynamics describe the “nature and direction” of change
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Preparation must mean they will take action in the next 30 days
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The outer most rim of Purnell's Model is community.
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Social marketing uses commercial marketing tactics to promote healthy behaviors.
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Campinha-Bacote’s theory initially began with cultural competence being the driving force.
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Perceived self-efficacy increases when people has positive self-feelings about health behavior
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Intrapersonal environmental stressors include conditioned responses and autoimmune responses.
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Nightingale believed that an individual can't control the health outcomes.
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The first line of defense in Neuman's System Model is normal line of defense.
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Being with and doing for are the only implementation components in the nursing process
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A proposition of Roger’s theory is that the primary focus of nursing is to promote health.
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In Neuman's metaparadigm, the physiological person variable includes body structure.
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Human beings are very separable from their cultural background.
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Purnell's Model deals with cultural competence.
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The levels of nursing theories are grand, middle, and practice.
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False
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Florence believed the person desirous of health
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Perceived benefits of action are anticipated or real blocks of behavior.
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False
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Being dependent on the nurse is the goal of the patient according to Henderson's theory.
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False
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Exchange can refer to maximizing the benefits and minimizing the costs of new behavior
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False
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The health promotion model can be compared to the health belief model.
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True
49
Listening, restating, clarifications, accepting are all therapeutic communication skills
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True
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The second stage of the general adaptation syndrome is exhaustion
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Learn model includes listening, education, accepting, reviewing, and negotiating.
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False
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According to Leininger’s metaparadigm, the person is seen as only the individual
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False
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There are 6 concepts in the nursing metaparadigm
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The 4 P’s of social marketing are product, price, place, and percentage.
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The four constructs of HBM include: Susceptibility, severity, benefits, and barriers
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The health literacy rate should be at the 9th grade level.
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Evaluation phase is documentation change impact on environmental factors on patient’s health
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Women are less verbal, action oriented, better with math, logic, and coordination than men.
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Neuman's System Model is associated with the input, output, and feedback system.
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False
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Motivational interviewing helps clients to explore and resolve ambivalence.
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The environment of nursing puts pressure on the nurse through the administration.
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Health literacy affects people’s ability to engage in self-care and chronic-disease management.
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False
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When the benefits outweigh the risks, a person is more likely to act on the health behavior.
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The main goal of Kristen’s Swanson’s theory is to maintain their well-being
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Social marketing is intended to decrease benefits and increase barriers to healthy behaviors.
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According to Leininger, nursing bridges folk system beliefs with professional system beliefs.
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Roger's helicy is defined as the human & environmental energy fields are mutually changing.
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Nursing is considered only a profession.
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Care is essential to curing and healing.
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In the US, we celebrate culture and diversity, yet there are still disparities.
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The general systems theory contains inputs, outputs and feedback
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Interpersonal environmental stressors include social policies and financial concerns.
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False
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The dance of caring persons is rigid, strict, and is only done by the nurse.
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Nola Pender identifies the social learning theory central to their model.
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A proposition of Roger’s is that the nurse is a spiritual component for the individual.
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A concept is a term or label that describes a phenomenon or group.
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70% of what listeners say should be questions
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Transcultural theory focuses on cultural care with respect to differences and similarities.
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Cultural awareness, knowledge, skill, desire, and encounters are constructs in Camphina-Bacote.
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Swanson has four basic process of caring
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Socioeconomic classes are important to assess regarding their ability to receive healthcare.
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Nightingale impacted the death rate in the Crimean War by 2/3 by changing the environment.
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Components of social marketing include problem, target audience, target behavior and strategies
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False
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An assumption is something accepted as truth & represents the values/beliefs of the theory
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Cultural encounters are at the center of Campinha-Bacote’s Theory
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According to Henderson's assumptions, the nurse and physician have the same job.
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Jean Watson’s heath metaparadigm focuses on goals.
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Implementation phase is observations focused on effects of environment on patient
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Jean Watson’s theory does not consider both nursing care and patient care.
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In Jean Watson’s metaparadigm, person includes body/mind/spirit/nature.
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True
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Florence believed nursing was a calling
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Roger's Integrality is a phenomenon that change in environmental fields causes a ripple effect
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False
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The foundational belief of Roger’s theory is that the person and environment coexist together
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False
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Caritas processes correspond with Carative factors.
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In the health promotion model, the nurse did the implementing, not the patient.
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The general systems theory is considered an environmental theory.
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Race impacts healthcare
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A person with a high level of literacy means he or she also has a high level of health literacy
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False
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Henderson's components of basic nursing care is related to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
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False
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Kristen Swanson started in critical care nursing
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Health literacy definition includes ability to obtain & understand basic health information.
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True
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Florence Nightingale influenced the HBM.
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The health promotion model focused on 3 parts, and one included behavioral outcome
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True
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Maintaining belief, knowledge, being with, and enabling are all a part Swanson’s theory
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True
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Nightingale believed that nursing was both an art and a science.
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False
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Theory started out as a revision of school curriculum.
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In the metaparadigm of Neuman's System Model, the person consists of 5 variables.
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True
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Consciously competent is the best level of care we can give.
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Nightingale believed that nursing and medicine were one and the same.
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The health component of the metaparadigm is the human process of living and dying
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A theory is defined as an organized coherent and systematic articulation of a set of statements
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False
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In non-western cultures view health as harmony that encompasses the mind, body and spirit.
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False
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OARS stand for Open ended questions, Action, reflective listening, summary statements
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True
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Caring is a dance between persons.
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False
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Factors that influence one's perceived threat include: sex, race and SES.
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True
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The transtheoretical model consists of ten processes
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There are not very many theories that impact nursing.
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True
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Florence parents were supportive of her request to be a nurse
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Leininger's theory includes accommodation/negotiation & repatterning/restructuring.
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In Western cultures, health is viewed as the absence of disease.
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Behavioral outcome starts with commitment to a plan of action.
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According the Henderson, the nurse is not a substitute, helper or partner to the patient.
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The change talk consists of Desire, Ability, Reasons, Need (DARN)
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People with limited health literacy often lack knowledge or have misinformation about the body.
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The sunrise model was established by Neuman.
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In Jean Watson’s metaparadigm, environment includes non-physical, vibrational field.
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HBM can only be applied to adults over age 18.
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In Neuman's System Model, there is only 2 different types of environment, internal and external
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Caring is defined as a display of kindness towards another person.
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Henderson does not focus on a holistic view of caring.
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In Neuman's Model, environmental stressors are intrapersonal, interpersonal, and extraperosnal.
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False
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3 major action and decision modes lead to culturally congruent, safe & meaningful holistic care
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False
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In Neuman's System Model, the nurse focuses on prevention.
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True
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Being with refers to doing things for others what one would do for oneself
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False
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Social marketing strategies for change incorporate the concepts of investments and returns.
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True
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Assumptions in Henderson's theory guide the application of her theory.
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False
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Roger believed that pattern and organization identify man and reflect his innovative wholeness.
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True
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Campinha-Bacote’s theory had been revised two times.
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Social cognitive theory explains human behavior w/ behavioral environmental & social influences
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Giving advice is a therapeutic communication skill
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False
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Ageism is discrimination against older adults
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False
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Florence has 12 cannons
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The black center of Purnell's model represents what we do not yet know about culture.
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False
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Elements to Campinha-Bacote’s current theory version include desire awareness skill & knowledge
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False
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Literacy is defined as a person’s ability to read, write, and speak
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False
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During Jean Watson’s implementation phase, guidelines to word towards the goals are established
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True
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Healthcare professionals should use medical terms and jargon when communicating with patients.
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True
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Henderson has 17 components of basic nursing car
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Self-efficacy is not a part of HBM.
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True
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The accommodation/negotiation of Leininger’s theory helps pts order lifeway for better outcomes
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False
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The price in social marketing doesn't have to cost the consumer anything.
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True
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Camphinha-Bacote's cultural competence includes the use of the ASKED mnemonic for the nurse
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True
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To a person caring is a virtue of their humanness.
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True
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Assimilation is accepting the majority culture as their own culture
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Purnell's Model consists of 12 cultural domains
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True
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Don’t ask three questions in a row
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False
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The sunrise model works from top to bottom with the ultimate goal at the bottom
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False
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Roger’s early career was in rural public health nursing.
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The most dangerous situation of care is unconsciously incompetent care.
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True
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Respect is where nursing care starts and is a mutual respect between the patient and the nurse.
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False
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Listeners in the transtheoretical model should try to fix it or make change happen.
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False
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The promotion of social marketing is the strategy used to guide consumers to accept the price
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False
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One of Nightingale’s assumptions was that nursing was a calling.
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True
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HBM was originally created as a means for explaining addiction behaviors.
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False
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The health promotion model was founded by Purnell
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False
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Kristen says person are dynamic and changing
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False
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Watson learned from Swanson.
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False
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Swanson’s definition of person mentions unique beings who are in the midst of becoming.
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True
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Nightingale’s nursing philosophy was comprised of 15 canons.
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True
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Action is the third stage of the transtheoretical model.
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True
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The health promotion model's goal of nursing care is optimal health
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False
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Henderson thinks the nurse should only care for the patient if they are sick.
True
False
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An image resembling Campinha-Bacote’s current revised theory would be a peaceful pond.
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True
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There is always a risk of relapse
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False
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Nightingale is usually pictured with a lamp
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True
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To be a human is to be caring.
False
True
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In the metaparadigm for Henderson, the person is the recipient of nursing care.
True
False
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The external world and the internal world impact a person, in Jean Watson’s theory.
False
True
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Public health professionals are responsible for improving health literacy.
True
False
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Nightingale made contributions to the health and healing environment of soldiers during WW2.
True
False
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The nursing process of caring ends at a set point.
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True
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There's no collaborative effort for patient's to reach the goal of independence per Henderson
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False
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Florence model describes nursing and delineates general rules for nursing practice
False
True
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HBM cannot be applied to those are critically ill and have a poor prognosis.
True
False
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One of Purnell's domains is death rituals
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False
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The implementation phase, per Nightingale, involves manipulating the patient’s physical state.
False
True
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Strategies for change always motivate the target audience to adopt the desired behavior.
False
True
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A good example of exchange in social marketing is increasing the taxes on tobacco products.
False
True
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Within nursing theories there are 5 different levels
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False
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The social cognitive theory determines human behavior.
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False