Nursing Theorists Practice Test

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• Self-care deficit theory was proposed by:
• What is the Sunrise Model used for in Leininger's framework?
• According to Peplau, the 'Person' is best described as
• What are the three interacting systems in King's Theory of Goal Attainment?
• Name the four phases of the nurse–patient relationship in Peplau's theory.
• Who proposed the Self-Care Deficit Theory in nursing?
• Name two cognitive factors that influence health-promoting behavior in Pender's model?
• In Roger's model, Resonancy is described as
• Human Becoming Theory is associated with which theorist?
• Which theorist is best known for the belief that the environment can promote healing by shaping patient care?
• The Sunrise model is associated with which theory?
• Which theorist is associated with the 'Science of Unitary Beings'?
• Roger's Integrality refers to
• In Rogers' model, humans are described as energy fields that cannot be separated from which of the following?
• Name one of Leininger's modes of care.
• Which of these is not a carative factor according to Watson?
• Peplau's theory is based on which nursing approach?
• Which cultural variable is NOT typically examined in Leininger's Sunrise Model?
• What describes Gordon's Functional Health Patterns framework?
• List the five levels of nursing experience described by Benner.
• In Orlando's Deliberative Nursing Process Theory, how should the nurse respond to patient responses?
• Which of the following does not fit Watson's carative factors?
• In the Human Becoming Theory, the Simultaneity Paradigm describes the person as a unitary being in continuous, mutual interaction with:
• What are the three interrelated theories in Orem's framework?
• Who are the authors of The Art and Science Of Nursing Care (4th ed., 2001)?
• Name Carper's four ways of knowing in nursing.
• Identify a Henderson basic need related to movement.
• Which option is NOT one of Hall's modes of nursing care?
• Self-care deficit theory was proposed by:
• In Culture Care Diversity and Universality, what is the goal of nursing care?
• What was the original name of the Human Becoming Theory?
• Name one of Henderson's 14 basic needs.
• In Peplau's model, which phase involves the patient using the nurse as a resource to meet needs?
• Which framework is associated with Gordon?
• How does Watson's theory characterize the nurse–patient relationship?
• Comfort Theory was developed by which theorist?
• What is the central focus of Leininger's Culture Care Theory?
• What are Hall's three modes of nursing care?
• For Watson's carative factors, which item is not included?
• Which elements constitute nursing actions to facilitate the reparative process in Nightingale's framework?
• In Watson's nursing theory, which of the following is not considered a carative factor?
• Which theory defines nursing as the science and practice that expands adaptive abilities and enhances person and environment transformation?
• Dorothy Johnson is associated with which model?
• Environment theory is most closely associated with which nurse theorist?
• Pandimensionality is defined as
• In Orem's theory, a self-care deficit occurs when self-care demands exceed what?
• The Philosophy and Caring Model is associated with which theorist?
• What are the three nursing systems described by Orem?
• Abdella defines health as
• In the Core, Care and Cure framework, which circle explains the role of the nurse?
• What is the primary aim of Henderson's theory regarding patient independence?
• Dorothea Orem is associated with which theory?
• Roy's Adaptation Model includes which of these as an adaptive mode?
• In Roy's Adaptation Model, which subsystem processes information and responses to stimuli?
• Goal Attainment Theory posits that the nurse and patient
• Which of the following is NOT a Roy adaptation modality?
• Which of these is not one of Watson's carative factors?
• What is the anticipated outcome of goal attainment in King's theory?
• Which theory has used General Systems Theory as a framework for its development?
• How is health defined in Watson's concepts?
• Which theory has used General Systems Theory as a framework for its development?
• In Johnson's Concepts, nursing is described as
• Which of the following is a concept in Dorothy Johnson's Behavioral Systems Model?
• Which option does not belong to Watson's list of carative factors?
• Which of the following lists the four adaptation modes in Roy's Adaptation Model?
• The Human-To-Human Relationship Model was developed by which theorist?
• Martha Rogers is associated with which concept?
• Which statement best describes energy fields in the Unitary Human Beings framework?
• How does Henderson describe the nurse's role?
• What are the key constructs of Pender's Health Promotion Model?
• Which item is excluded from Watson's carative factors?
• Which theorist is associated with Need Theory?
• In Roy's Adaptation Model, what constitutes an adaptive response?
• The Core, Care and Cure framework originates from which theorist?
• Who authored From Novice to Expert?
• Transcultural Nursing focuses on cultural care and universality; which theorist developed it?
• Which item is not part of Watson's carative factors?
• In Watson's concepts, the 'Environment' is defined as:
• Which theorist is known for Transcultural Nursing?
• Imogene King is associated with which theory?
• Which phrase best identifies something that is NOT a Leininger mode of care?
• In Nightingale's theory, which statement best describes the environment?
• Self-care deficit occurs when
• Which theorist is associated with the Philosophy and Caring Model?
• Which theorist is associated with caring as the essence of nursing and the Caritas Processes?
• Which is NOT a concept explained in Dorothy Johnson's Behavioral Systems Model?
• Which statement is related to Florence Nightingale's view of nursing?
• Which nurse theorist developed the Adaptation Theory?
• Henderson's theory emphasizes nursing's primary function as helping patients do what?
• Imogene King's theory centers on which concept?
• Benner's model: which level describes a nurse who has enough experience to plan and anticipate events but still relies on rules and established procedures?
• What is the central idea behind Abdellah's 21 Nursing Problems?
• Betty Neuman is associated with which model?
• Which of these is not part of Watson's carative factors?
• Which of the following is NOT a carative factor in Watson's theory?
• Ida Jean Orlando is linked with which nursing theory?
• Which nursing theorist is associated with Environment theory?
• What is the central phenomenon in Watson's Theory of Human Caring?
• What is the main goal of Roy's Adaptation Model?
• The Sunrise model consists of four levels that provide a base of knowledge for delivering culturally congruent care. Which of the following is a level described in the Sunrise model?
• Which option fails to align with Watson's carative factors?
• What is the central premise of Florence Nightingale's environmental theory?
• Transcultural Model of Nursing was proposed by:
• What is the primary focus of Peplau's interpersonal relations theory?
• Which nursing system in Orem's framework is focused on providing supportive-educative guidance to enable patient self-care?
• Which statement best describes Abdellah's approach to nursing problems?
• Which elements comprise the 'behavior-specific cognitions and affect' in Pender's model?
• According to Roy's model, an adaptive response can involve adjustments in which of the four modalities?
• Imogene King's "Goal Attainment Theory" is a type of:
• A statement about caring environment: It accepts the person as he is and looks to what the person may become.
• What terminology does Rogers use to describe the dynamic between person and environment?
• Watson's carative factors include all the following, EXCEPT:
• Which factor is not listed by Watson as a carative factor?
• Transcultural Model of Nursing was proposed by:
• Which theory defines nursing as the science and practice that expands adaptive abilities and enhances person and environment transformation?
• Which theory centers on the management of transitions and adaptation to health, development, and situational changes?
• Which is NOT a concept explained in Dorothy Johnson's Behavioral Systems Model?
• Which theory emphasizes primary prevention to reduce the impact of stressors?
• Which of the following is NOT among Nightingale's environmental components?
• What type of nursing intervention does Neuman emphasize?
• Which of the following lists the five components of the environment as identified by Nightingale?
• Who are the authors of Fundamentals Of Nursing - Concepts Process and Practice (3rd ed.)?
• Which theorist is associated with Interpersonal theory?
• In Nightingale's framework, how does the nurse relate to the patient's environment?
• Wholly compensatory nursing system is characterized by
• In King's Theory, which is NOT one of the three interacting systems?
• How many basic needs did Henderson identify?
• In Johnson's framework, how is health defined?
• Which statement is related to Florence Nightingale?
• Fay Abdella is best known for which framework?
• Which of the following is not a component of Watson's carative factors?
• In the Core, Care and Cure framework, which circle represents the patient and their personal goals?
• King's Theory focuses on what process between nurse and client?
• Which is NOT a phase in Hildegard Peplau's nurse-patient relationship model?
• In Peplau's theory, which phase follows Orientation?
• According to Orlando, what triggers the nursing process?
• In the Health Care Systems Model, wellness is described as
• In Orlando's Deliberative Nursing Process Theory, which statement best captures the nurse's approach?
• From Novice to Expert model describes progression in clinical competence; who proposed it?
• Health As Expanding Consciousness is theory by which theorist?
• Why is culture central to Leininger's theory?
• What is a key outcome of applying Peplau's theory in practice?
• What is the central process in King's theory?
• Which statement reflects Parse's concept of 'becoming'?
• Which terms does Rogers use to refer to the ongoing relationship between person and environment?
• In unitary energy field theory, what best describes a Pattern?
• What is the focus of Meleis' Transitions Theory?
• In Roy's Adaptation Model, the fifth essential element is
• Which two environmental factors did Nightingale identify as crucial to patient recovery?
• Which option is not a Watson carative factor?
• What is the primary goal of nursing according to Orem?
• Which of the following is NOT a concept related to Roy's Adaptation Model?
• Which practice aligns with Nightingale's framework to prevent infection and support healing?
• Which is NOT a concept related to Roy's Adaptation Model?
• In Roy's Adaptation Model, which item is a subsystem?
• Which of the following is a Johnson's subsystem related to social bonds?
• According to Abdella, the environment is described as
• Name two Caritas Processes in Watson's theory.
• The Helping Art of Clinical Nursing is authored by which theorist?
• Which theorist is associated with Twenty One Nursing Problems?
• Name two roles of the nurse described by Peplau.
• In Henderson's view, what best completes the statement: 'The unique function of the nurse is to assist the individual to gain independence as rapidly as possible by performing activities that the patient would perform unaided if they had the necessary...'?
• How many basic needs are included in Henderson's model?
• Helicy in Roger's concepts is defined as
• Which theorist would be most aligned with a patient-centered, problem-solving approach to care?
• The Health As Expanding Consciousness theory is authored by which theorist?
• Define a Self-Care Deficit.
• Nursing is therapeutic interpersonal process. This definition was stated by which nurse?
• Deliberative Nursing Process is set in motion by
• Which theory emphasizes culturally congruent care and cultural caring?
• "Nursing is therapeutic interpersonal process". This definition was stated by:
• Which choice is not identified by Watson as a carative factor?
• What is the central premise of Rogers' Science of Unitary Human Beings?
• Which theorist emphasized the therapeutic nurse–patient relationship as central to nursing care and growth?
• In Neuman's model, which statement best describes 'lines of defense'?
• Deliberative Nursing Process views patient behavior as typically representing a cry for help.
• Dorothea Orem is best known for which theory?
• How many nursing problems are listed in Henderson's topology?
• Self-care agency refers to
• Which concept is central to Jean Watson's Theory of Caring?
• Topology Nursing Problems categorize problems into which three domains?
• From Novice to Expert describes five levels. Which is NOT one of the five levels?
• What is the central concept of Parse's Human Becoming Theory?
• Name one type of transition Meleis identifies.
• Imogene King's 'goal attainment theory' is a type of which theory?
• Among the following, which is not included in Watson's carative factors?
• Who proposed the Self-Care Deficit Theory?
• Name two core characteristics of persons in Rogers' model.
• What is the primary focus of Neuman's Systems Model?
• Which description best reflects the Behavioral Systems Model?
• Ida Jean Orlando is associated with which theory?
• Which statement best describes Abdellah's 21 nursing problems framework?
• Nightingale believed external influences can prevent, suppress, or contribute to disease or death.