Nursing Theorists
Nursing Theorists
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1. Florence Nightin- Person is influenced by the environment = overall theme
gale
2. Florence Nightin- Nursing = a calling to help patients in a repetitive process directly working with the
gale patient or by affecting the environment to improve health or recovery from illness
3. Virginia Hender- 14 basic needs
son basic nursing care involves 14 activities: physiological, spiritual and sociological.
Pay attention and listen to person
4. Dorothy Johnson Behavioral systems
Behavioral subsystems: attachment, dependency, ingestive, eliminative, sexual,
aggressive, achievement
5. Dorothy Johnson the nurse assesses the client's needs in these subsystems. When the client is
stressed the subsystems are disrupted. The nurse provides care to resolve prob-
lems in the subsystems to meet the patient's needs.
6. Imogene King Goal-Attainment
the goal of nursing is to use communication to help the client reestablish positive
adaptation to the environment
7. Imogene King grouped her theory into health concerns in three systems: social, personal, inter-
personal
8. Imogene King Theory of goal attainment: behavior>return
behavior>disturbance>set goal> agree on goal>help attain goal
9. Ida Jean Orlando Dynamic nurse-patient relationship
10. Ida Jean Orlando a model revolving around 5 interrelated concepts:
the function of professional nursing
the presenting behavior of the patient
the immediate reaction of the nurse
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Nursing Theorists
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the nursing process
improvement for the patient
11. Myra Levine Theory of conservation = holistic
12. Myra Levine Her idea was that we need to help the person conserve energy; structural integrity;
personal integrity; and social integrity
13. Myra Levine believed nursing is a discipline the basis of which is the person's dependence and
relation to others
14. Myra Levine health = the ability to maintain integrity
15. Lydia Hall Nursing is the Care, Core and Cure
16. Lydia Hall Depicted by circles
Care Circle
Core Circle
Cure Circle
17. Madeleine Cultural Diversity and University
Leininger
18. Madeleine Caring is a universal phenomenon but varies transculturally
Leininger
19. Madeleine Level 1 - the worldview and social systems
Leininger Level 2 - the individuals, families, groups and institutions
Levels 3 - folk systems, professional systems and nursing
Levels 4 - decisions and actions
20. Josephine Patter- Humanistic Theory
son and Loretta
Zderad
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Nursing Theorists
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_6cljv
1. Florence Nightin- Person is influenced by the environment = overall theme
gale
2. Florence Nightin- Nursing = a calling to help patients in a repetitive process directly working with the
gale patient or by affecting the environment to improve health or recovery from illness
3. Virginia Hender- 14 basic needs
son basic nursing care involves 14 activities: physiological, spiritual and sociological.
Pay attention and listen to person
4. Dorothy Johnson Behavioral systems
Behavioral subsystems: attachment, dependency, ingestive, eliminative, sexual,
aggressive, achievement
5. Dorothy Johnson the nurse assesses the client's needs in these subsystems. When the client is
stressed the subsystems are disrupted. The nurse provides care to resolve prob-
lems in the subsystems to meet the patient's needs.
6. Imogene King Goal-Attainment
the goal of nursing is to use communication to help the client reestablish positive
adaptation to the environment
7. Imogene King grouped her theory into health concerns in three systems: social, personal, inter-
personal
8. Imogene King Theory of goal attainment: behavior>return
behavior>disturbance>set goal> agree on goal>help attain goal
9. Ida Jean Orlando Dynamic nurse-patient relationship
10. Ida Jean Orlando a model revolving around 5 interrelated concepts:
the function of professional nursing
the presenting behavior of the patient
the immediate reaction of the nurse
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, Nursing Theorists
Nursing Theorists
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_6cljv
the nursing process
improvement for the patient
11. Myra Levine Theory of conservation = holistic
12. Myra Levine Her idea was that we need to help the person conserve energy; structural integrity;
personal integrity; and social integrity
13. Myra Levine believed nursing is a discipline the basis of which is the person's dependence and
relation to others
14. Myra Levine health = the ability to maintain integrity
15. Lydia Hall Nursing is the Care, Core and Cure
16. Lydia Hall Depicted by circles
Care Circle
Core Circle
Cure Circle
17. Madeleine Cultural Diversity and University
Leininger
18. Madeleine Caring is a universal phenomenon but varies transculturally
Leininger
19. Madeleine Level 1 - the worldview and social systems
Leininger Level 2 - the individuals, families, groups and institutions
Levels 3 - folk systems, professional systems and nursing
Levels 4 - decisions and actions
20. Josephine Patter- Humanistic Theory
son and Loretta
Zderad
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