 Lesson 1.
Questionnaire for TFN  Fill in the blank
 It is defined as sets of empirical data or
experiences that can be observed or touched:
- middle-range theory
 The following choices are types of theories,
except: - wide-range theory
 One characteristics of theory must be: -
logical in nature
 Which of the following is a component of a
metaparadigm in nursing - nursing
 Conceptual frameworks are commonly
represented through: - diagram
 These are sets of related concepts based on
studies and experiences which contribute for
the betterment of nursing care - nursing
theories
 Which of the following components
contribute to generate a theory ? - concepts
 Who formulated the famous Environmental
Theory ? - Florence Nightingale
 These are patterns used to show a
relationship among the existing theoretical
works in nursing: - metaparadigm
 These are also called the building blocks of
theories: - concepts
 True or False
 An theory will describes, explains, predicts
but never prescribes to a certain phenomena.
- False
 The holistic level of wellness that the person
experiences is total freedom. - False
 Concept is an idea formulated by the mind
or an experience perceived and observed
such as love. - True
 The environment is considered as the
external and internal aspects of life that
influence the person. - True
 Science is derived from the greek word "
scientia " meaning knowledge refers to any
systematic knowledge or practice in a
discipline of study. - False
 A theory is not organized system of
accepted knowledge that is composed of
concepts, propositions, and definitions and
assumptions intended to explain a set of
facts, event or phenomena. - False
 Assumption is a statement that specifies the
relationship or connection of factual
concepts or phenomena. - True
 A theory is viewed as a vision. - True
 The recipient of nursing care is the person
like individual, families, and communities. -
True
 Nursing paradigms are patterns or models
used to show a clear relationship among the
existing theoretical works in nursing. - True
 The interventions of the nurse rendering care
in support of, or in cooperation with the
client. ? - NURSING
 Considered as the recipient of nursing care
like individuals,families and communities. ?
- PERSON
 It is the building blocks of theories. -
CONCEPTS
 It is the holistic level of wellness that the
person experiences. ? - HEALTH
 It is the external and internal aspects of life
that influence the person. ? -
ENVIRONMENT
 It is the next knowledge level after
metaparadigm.? - PHILOSOPHY
 Explains the nature of the concepts,
definitions, purpose, relationships and
structure of a theory. - ASSUMPTION
 Describes an idea or responses about an
event, a situation, a process, a group of
events or a group of situations. -
PHENOMENON
 It is an organized system of accepted
knowledge that is composed of concepts,
propositions, definitions, and assumptions
intended to explain a set of fact, event or
phenomena. - THEORY
 Derived from LATIN word "scientia ",
meaning " knowledge " refers to any
systematic knowledge or practice in a
discipline of a study. - SCIENCE
 Essay
 Why is nursing considered as a noble
profession?
 Why do I want to become nurse?
 Why is nursing is important to me?
 What qualities make a great nurse?
 What skill should every nurse have?
 Which values are important to nurses?
 King is the author of " goal attainment
theory " ? - True
 Teaching and self-care to diabetic patients
and end stage renal disease was addressed
by OREM ? - True
 Johnson focuses on the patients as a
behavioral system and its dysfunction ? -
True
 Watson emphasis on caring as an important
aspects of nursing? - True
 Development of adaptation research
instrument was ROY focus of concern ? -
True
 Travelbee stresses out about human to
human relationship model? - True
 Goal-directed, integrated and holistic
approach to client care was authored by
NEUMAN? - True
 Abdelah name the " typology of 21 nursing
problems " ? - True
 Florence Nightingale created the "
environmental theory” - True
 Benner formulated the levels of competency
in nursing practice? - True
 Lesson 2
 How broad is the scope of the theory. -
Generality
 Is the theory clearly stated ? - Practice level
theories
 The following are example of empirical
knowing except - Perception
 Testability of the theory? - Clarity
 Orem's self care theory - Grand theories
 Area in practice and age group - Middle-
range theory
 The following are example of AESTHETIC
knowing except : - self awareness
 The most concrete type of theory? -
Accessibility
 How important is the theory? - Importance
 2. How simple is the theory? - Simplicity
 According to Travelbee, this is described as
nursing intervention that lessens the client's
sufferings. - Rapport
 It is a special kind of human care
relationship-- a union with another person--
high regard for the whole person and their
being in the world. - Transpersonal caring
relationship
 Used by professional nurses in a way that
they act as a mirror to the patients to help
the latter explore their own feelings
regarding their current health status and
related potential changes in in lifestyle. -
Reflective technique
 For Peplau, this is achieved through
cooperation an active participation. The
nurse must act in behalf of the client's best
interest and at the same time enable him to
make decision on his own. - Leadership role
 A nursing practice that is developed from
lived experiences of the nurse and the
person receiving care. - Humanistic nursing
 Who is regarded as the " First Lady of
Nursing " - Henderson
 This circle is shared by the nurse with other
health professionals, such as physicians or
physical therapists - Cure
 What phase of Peplau's Nurse Patient
Relationship is being described: The patient
derives full value of the relationship as he
moves on from a dependent role to an
independent one. - Exploitation
 Includes the understanding of patient's needs
and concerns, development of goals and
actions intended to enhance patient's
abilities and directing the activities related to
the medical plan to improve the patients'
condition. - Art of nursing
 In what stage of the deliberative nursing
process do nurses use clinical judgment
about health problems? - Diagnosis
 Theory of human becoming - Rosemarie
Rizzo Parse
 States that man is a combination of
biological, psychological,sociological and
spiritual factor. - Totality paradigm
3Nursing as Caring: A model for transforming
practice - Boykin and Shoenhofer
 The informed capacity of the system and
the ability of the system to interact with is
environment. - Consciouness
 The encountering of the nurse and the one
being nursed gives rise to which
phenomenon? - Caring between
 Visual presentation of the theoretical
assertion that lived caring between the nurse
and the nursed. - Dance of caring persons
 Means whereby space and time become a
reality - movement
 Theory of health as expanding
consciousness - Margaret Newman
 The process of choosing and embracing
what is important? - Valuing
 According to Parse, it is a human science
and art that uses an abstract body of
knowledge to help people - Nursing
 Proposed that nurses progress through five
stages in acquiring skills related to nursing. -
Benner
 The changeable differences in meanings,
patterns, values, lifeways or symbols of care
within concepts that are related in
supporting human care. - Cultural care
diversity
 Shared and handed values and lifeways of
certain group that directs their thinking,
decision, and action in certain ways. -
Culture
 The totality of an event, situation or
experience. - Environment framework
 Fitzpatrick believed that this is a discipline
whose central concern is the meaning
attached to life. - Nursing
 Has a sufficient experience to easily
understand aspects of the situation. -
Advance beginner
 Developed by studying the performance of
chess masters and pilots in emergency
situations. - Dreyfus skill acquisition model
 What is said to be the primary focus of the
life perspective rhythm model? - Health
promotion
 Perceives situation as a whole rather than in
terms of aspects, and performance is guided
by maxims. - Proficient
 Local, indigenous or the insider's views and
values about a certain phenomenon. - Emic

 Concept is an idea formulated by the mind

or an experience perceived and observed
such as love. - True
 The environment is considered as the
external and internal aspects of life that
influence the person. - True
 The recipient of nursing care is the person
like individual, families, and communities. -
True
 Assumption is a statement that specifies the
relationship or connection of factual
concepts or phenomena. -True
 A theory is not organized system of
accepted knowledge that is composed of
concepts, propositions, and definitions and
assumptions intended to explain a set of
facts, event or phenomena. - False
 A theory is viewed as a vision. - True
 Science is derived from the greek word "
scientia " meaning knowledge refers to any
systematic knowledge or practice in a
discipline of study. - False
 Nursing paradigms are patterns or models
used to show a clear relationship among the
existing theoretical works in nursing. - True
 An theory will describes, explains, predicts
but never prescribes to a certain phenomena.
- False
 The holistic level of wellness that the person
experiences is total freedom - False