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When a nurse helps a patient find the meaning of cancer by supporting
beliefs about life, this is an example of: - correct answer 1
Being with.
2
Cultural caring.
Correct3
Instilling hope and faith.
Incorrect4
Forming a human-altruistic value system.
Instilling hope and faith helps to increase an individual's capacity to get
through an event or transition and face the future with meaning.
52%
Which of these is not one of the carative factors in Watson's carative
theory? - correct answer 1
Instilling faith and hope
Incorrect2
Cultivating sensitivity to others
Correct3
Restraining expression of negative emotions
4
, Providing for a supportive and spiritual environment
Watson's carative theory comprises 10 carative factors. It includes
expressing all positive and negative feelings, instilling faith and hope,
developing a trusting relationship between the nurse and the patient,
forming a human value system, cultivating sensitivity to others, using
creative problem-solving processes, promoting transpersonal teaching-
learning, providing for a supportive and spiritual environment, meeting
human needs, and allowing for existential spiritual forces.
75%
What are the advantages of critical thinking in professional nursing
practice? Select all that apply. - correct answer correcta
It helps to increase confidence in nurses.
Correctb
It helps to increase positive outcomes in the patient.
Correctc
It helps to map an effective care plan for the patient.
Correctd
It helps to reduce the risk of adverse effects on the patient.
E
It helps to decrease the need for interaction with colleagues.
Nurses use critical thinking in their practice to improve the effectiveness of
the care given to their patients. Critical thinking skills also help to increase
nurses' confidence by ensuring that nursing practices are supported by
reason and established standards. Critical thinking helps in making
Review Questions: Fully Solved & Satisfaction
Certified 2024/2025
When a nurse helps a patient find the meaning of cancer by supporting
beliefs about life, this is an example of: - correct answer 1
Being with.
2
Cultural caring.
Correct3
Instilling hope and faith.
Incorrect4
Forming a human-altruistic value system.
Instilling hope and faith helps to increase an individual's capacity to get
through an event or transition and face the future with meaning.
52%
Which of these is not one of the carative factors in Watson's carative
theory? - correct answer 1
Instilling faith and hope
Incorrect2
Cultivating sensitivity to others
Correct3
Restraining expression of negative emotions
4
, Providing for a supportive and spiritual environment
Watson's carative theory comprises 10 carative factors. It includes
expressing all positive and negative feelings, instilling faith and hope,
developing a trusting relationship between the nurse and the patient,
forming a human value system, cultivating sensitivity to others, using
creative problem-solving processes, promoting transpersonal teaching-
learning, providing for a supportive and spiritual environment, meeting
human needs, and allowing for existential spiritual forces.
75%
What are the advantages of critical thinking in professional nursing
practice? Select all that apply. - correct answer correcta
It helps to increase confidence in nurses.
Correctb
It helps to increase positive outcomes in the patient.
Correctc
It helps to map an effective care plan for the patient.
Correctd
It helps to reduce the risk of adverse effects on the patient.
E
It helps to decrease the need for interaction with colleagues.
Nurses use critical thinking in their practice to improve the effectiveness of
the care given to their patients. Critical thinking skills also help to increase
nurses' confidence by ensuring that nursing practices are supported by
reason and established standards. Critical thinking helps in making
