Test bank
Nursing Theories and Nursing Practice
4th Edition by Marlaine C. Smith and Parker
all chapters 1-31
,TestqbankqforqNursingqTheoriesqandqNursingqPracticeq4thqEditionqbyqMarlaineqC.qSmithqa
ndqMarilynqE.qParker
ISBN-13:q978-0-8036-3312-4
TableqofqContent
I. AnqIntroductionqtoqNursingqTheory
1. NursingqTheoryqandqtheqDisciplineqofqNursing
2. AqGuideqforqtheqStudyqofqTheoriesqforqPractice
3. Choosing,qEvaluatingqandqImplementingqNursingqTheoriesqforqPractice
II. EvolutionqofqNursingqTheory
4. FlorenceqNightingale’sqLegacyqofqCaringqandqItsqApplications
5. EarlyqConceptualizationqAboutqNursing
6. Nurse-PatientqRelationshipqTheories
III. ConceptualqModels/GrandqTheoriesqinqtheqInteractive-IntegrativeqParadigm
7. DorothyqJohnson’sqBehavioralqSystemqModelqandqIt'sqApplication
8. DorotheaqOrem’sqSelf-CareqDeficitqNursingqTheory
9. ImogeneqKing’sqTheoryqofqGoalqAttainment
10. SisterqCallistaqRoy’sqAdaptationqModel
11. BettyqNeuman’sqSystemsqModel
12. HelenqEricksson,qEvelynqTomlinqandqMaryqAnnqSwainq-ModelingqandqRoleqModeling
13. BarbaraqDossey’sqTheoryqofqIntegralqNursing
IV. ConceptualqModelsqandqGrandqTheoriesqinqtheqUnitary-TransformativeqParadigm
14. MarthaqE.qRogers’qScienceqofqUnitaryqHumanqBeings
15. RosemarieqRizzoqParse’sqHumanbecomingqParadigm
16. MargaretqNewman’sqTheoryqofqHealthqasqExpandingqConsciousness
,V. GrandqTheoriesqaboutqCareqorqCaring
17. MadeleineqM.qLeininger’sqTheoryqofqCultureqCareqDiversityqandqUniversality
18. JeanqWatson’sqTheoryqofqHumanqCaring
19. TheoryqofqNursingqasqCaring
VI. MiddleqRangeqTheories
20. TransitionsqTheory
21. KatharineqKolcaba'sqComfortqTheory
22. JoanneqDuffy'sqQuality-CaringqModel
23. PamelaqReed'sqTheoryqofqSelf-Transcendence
24. PatriciaqLiehrqandqMaryqJaneqSmith'sqStoryqTheory
25. TheqCommunityqNursingqPracticeqModel
26. RozzanoqLocsin’sqTechnologicalqCompetencyqasqCaringqinqNursing
27. MarilynqAnneqRay’sqTheoryqofqBureaucraticqCaring
28. Troutman-Jordan'sqTheoryqofqSuccessfulqAging
29. Barrett'sqTheoryqofqPowerqasqKnowingqParticipationqinqChange
30. MariaineqSmith'sqTheoryqofqUnitaryqCaring
31. KristenqSwanson'sqTheoryqofqCaring
, Parker/Smith,qNursingqTheoriesqandqNursingqPractice,q4e
1-1
Chapterq1:qNursingqTheoryqandqtheqDisciplineqofqNursing
MultipleqChoice
1. Theqpurposeqofqtheoryqisqto:
A. Explainqexperience.
B. Describeqrelationships.
C. Projectqoutcomes.
D. Allqofqtheqabove
ANS:qD
2. Membersqofqaqcommunityqofqscholarsqshareqaqcommitmentqtoqallqofqtheqfollowingqexcept:
A. Values.
B. Knowledge.
C. Geographicqlocation.
Nursing Theories and Nursing Practice
4th Edition by Marlaine C. Smith and Parker
all chapters 1-31
,TestqbankqforqNursingqTheoriesqandqNursingqPracticeq4thqEditionqbyqMarlaineqC.qSmithqa
ndqMarilynqE.qParker
ISBN-13:q978-0-8036-3312-4
TableqofqContent
I. AnqIntroductionqtoqNursingqTheory
1. NursingqTheoryqandqtheqDisciplineqofqNursing
2. AqGuideqforqtheqStudyqofqTheoriesqforqPractice
3. Choosing,qEvaluatingqandqImplementingqNursingqTheoriesqforqPractice
II. EvolutionqofqNursingqTheory
4. FlorenceqNightingale’sqLegacyqofqCaringqandqItsqApplications
5. EarlyqConceptualizationqAboutqNursing
6. Nurse-PatientqRelationshipqTheories
III. ConceptualqModels/GrandqTheoriesqinqtheqInteractive-IntegrativeqParadigm
7. DorothyqJohnson’sqBehavioralqSystemqModelqandqIt'sqApplication
8. DorotheaqOrem’sqSelf-CareqDeficitqNursingqTheory
9. ImogeneqKing’sqTheoryqofqGoalqAttainment
10. SisterqCallistaqRoy’sqAdaptationqModel
11. BettyqNeuman’sqSystemsqModel
12. HelenqEricksson,qEvelynqTomlinqandqMaryqAnnqSwainq-ModelingqandqRoleqModeling
13. BarbaraqDossey’sqTheoryqofqIntegralqNursing
IV. ConceptualqModelsqandqGrandqTheoriesqinqtheqUnitary-TransformativeqParadigm
14. MarthaqE.qRogers’qScienceqofqUnitaryqHumanqBeings
15. RosemarieqRizzoqParse’sqHumanbecomingqParadigm
16. MargaretqNewman’sqTheoryqofqHealthqasqExpandingqConsciousness
,V. GrandqTheoriesqaboutqCareqorqCaring
17. MadeleineqM.qLeininger’sqTheoryqofqCultureqCareqDiversityqandqUniversality
18. JeanqWatson’sqTheoryqofqHumanqCaring
19. TheoryqofqNursingqasqCaring
VI. MiddleqRangeqTheories
20. TransitionsqTheory
21. KatharineqKolcaba'sqComfortqTheory
22. JoanneqDuffy'sqQuality-CaringqModel
23. PamelaqReed'sqTheoryqofqSelf-Transcendence
24. PatriciaqLiehrqandqMaryqJaneqSmith'sqStoryqTheory
25. TheqCommunityqNursingqPracticeqModel
26. RozzanoqLocsin’sqTechnologicalqCompetencyqasqCaringqinqNursing
27. MarilynqAnneqRay’sqTheoryqofqBureaucraticqCaring
28. Troutman-Jordan'sqTheoryqofqSuccessfulqAging
29. Barrett'sqTheoryqofqPowerqasqKnowingqParticipationqinqChange
30. MariaineqSmith'sqTheoryqofqUnitaryqCaring
31. KristenqSwanson'sqTheoryqofqCaring
, Parker/Smith,qNursingqTheoriesqandqNursingqPractice,q4e
1-1
Chapterq1:qNursingqTheoryqandqtheqDisciplineqofqNursing
MultipleqChoice
1. Theqpurposeqofqtheoryqisqto:
A. Explainqexperience.
B. Describeqrelationships.
C. Projectqoutcomes.
D. Allqofqtheqabove
ANS:qD
2. Membersqofqaqcommunityqofqscholarsqshareqaqcommitmentqtoqallqofqtheqfollowingqexcept:
A. Values.
B. Knowledge.
C. Geographicqlocation.
