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,------------- Unit-I:-Introduction-to-Theory
Chapter-1 Philosophy,-Science,-and-Nursing-
Chapter-2 -Overview-of-Theory-in-Nursing
Chapter-3 Concept- Development:- Clarifying- Meaning- of- Terms
Chapter-4 Theory-Development:-Structuring-Conceptual-Relationships-in-
Nursing
Chapter-5 Theory-Analysis-and-Evaluation-
Unit-II:-Nursing-Theories
Chapter-6 Overview-of-Grand-Nursing-Theories
Chapter-7 Grand-Nursing-Theories-Based-on-Human-Needs-
Chapter-8 Grand-Nursing-Theories-Based-on-Interactive-Process-
Chapter-9 Grand-Nursing-Theories-Based-on-Unitary-Process-
Chapter-10 -Introduction-to-Middle-Range-Nursing-Theories-
Chapter-11 -Overview-of-Selected-Middle-Range-Nursing-Theories-
Chapter-12 -Evidence-Based-Practice-and-Nursing-Theory
Unit-III:-Shared-Theories-Used-by-Nurses
Chapter-13 Theories-From-the-Sociologic-Sciences-
Chapter-14 Theories-From-the-Behavioral-Sciences-
Chapter-15 Theories-From-the-Biomedical-Sciences
Chapter-16 Theories,-Models,-and-Frameworks-From-Leadership-and-Ma-
nagement
Chapter-17 Learning-Theories
Chapter-18 Ethical-Theories-and-Principles-
Unit-IV:-Application-of-Theory-in-Nursing
Chapter-19 Application-of-Theory-in-Nursing-Practice-
Chapter-20 Application-of-Theory-in-Nursing-Research
Chapter-21 Application-of-Theory-in-Nursing-Administration-and-Manage-
ment
Chapter-22 -Application-of-Theory-in-Nursing-Education-
Chapter-23 Future-Issues-in-Nursing-Theory
,1. Nursing-has-been-considered-both-a-profession-and-an-occupation.-Which-of-thef-
ollowing-supports-defining-nursing-as-a-profession?
A) Autonomy
B) Learned- vocation
C) Varied-level-of-skill
D) Career-with-varied-knowledge
2. How-many-levels-of-entry-into-practice-exist-for-registered-nurses?
A) One
B) Two
C) Three
D) Four
3. Nursing- is-classified-as-which-type-of-science?
A) Pure
B) Natural
C) Human
D) Applied
4. In-defining- the-philosophy- of-nursing,- which-of-the- following- would- not- be- included?
A) Purpose-of-human-life
B) Nature-of-being
C) Theory-of- knowledge
D) Scientific-method
5. When-discussing-the-science-and-philosophy-of-a-discipline,-how-would-one-define-thetw- o-
in-relation-to-each-other?
A) Autonomous
B) Reliant
C) Linked
D) Unrelated
6. Philosophy's-definition-includes-which-of-the-following?
A) Study-of-problems-that-are-abstract-and-general
B) Measures- observable- phenomena- of-interestZin- a-discipline
C) Empirical-way-of-gathering-data
D) Grounded-and-tested-in-experience
, 7. Based-on-the-science-and-philosophical-schools-of-thought,-which-one-is-founded-on-thebel-ief-
that-whatZis-experienced-is-what-exists-and-that-experiences-be-verified-through-scien-tific-
methodology?
A) Received-view
B) Human-science
C) Phenomenology
D) Constructivism
8. Based-on-the-science-and-philosophical-schools-of-thought,-which-one-centers-ondes-
criptions-that-are-derived-from-collectively-lived-experiences,-interrelatedness,hum-
an-interpretation,-and-learned-reality?
A) Empiricism
B) Positivism
C) Rationalism
D) Perceived- view
9. When-defining- nursing- philosophy,- which-of-the- following- is-appropriate?
A) Refers-to-the-belief-system-of-the-profession-and-provides-perspectives-for-practice,s-
cholarship,-and-research.
B) The- substantive,- discipline-
specific-knowledge-that-focuses-on-thehuman-universe--
health-process.
C) Refers-to-the-system-of-relationship-of-human-response-in-health-and-illness.
D) Responsible-for-generation-of-knowledge,-which-provides-direction-for-future.
10. When-discussing-the-knowledge-development-in-nursing-science,-the-study-of-theory-isref-
erred-to-as-which-of-the-following?
A) Ontology
B) Epistemology
C) Methodology
D) Philosophy
11. There-are-several-defined-ways-of-knowing.-Which-way-of-knowing-is-defined-as-“a-
priori-knowledge-that-pertain-to-knowledge-gained-from-thought-alone?”
A) Empirics
B) Personal
C) Intuitive
D) Somatic
,------------- Unit-I:-Introduction-to-Theory
Chapter-1 Philosophy,-Science,-and-Nursing-
Chapter-2 -Overview-of-Theory-in-Nursing
Chapter-3 Concept- Development:- Clarifying- Meaning- of- Terms
Chapter-4 Theory-Development:-Structuring-Conceptual-Relationships-in-
Nursing
Chapter-5 Theory-Analysis-and-Evaluation-
Unit-II:-Nursing-Theories
Chapter-6 Overview-of-Grand-Nursing-Theories
Chapter-7 Grand-Nursing-Theories-Based-on-Human-Needs-
Chapter-8 Grand-Nursing-Theories-Based-on-Interactive-Process-
Chapter-9 Grand-Nursing-Theories-Based-on-Unitary-Process-
Chapter-10 -Introduction-to-Middle-Range-Nursing-Theories-
Chapter-11 -Overview-of-Selected-Middle-Range-Nursing-Theories-
Chapter-12 -Evidence-Based-Practice-and-Nursing-Theory
Unit-III:-Shared-Theories-Used-by-Nurses
Chapter-13 Theories-From-the-Sociologic-Sciences-
Chapter-14 Theories-From-the-Behavioral-Sciences-
Chapter-15 Theories-From-the-Biomedical-Sciences
Chapter-16 Theories,-Models,-and-Frameworks-From-Leadership-and-Ma-
nagement
Chapter-17 Learning-Theories
Chapter-18 Ethical-Theories-and-Principles-
Unit-IV:-Application-of-Theory-in-Nursing
Chapter-19 Application-of-Theory-in-Nursing-Practice-
Chapter-20 Application-of-Theory-in-Nursing-Research
Chapter-21 Application-of-Theory-in-Nursing-Administration-and-Manage-
ment
Chapter-22 -Application-of-Theory-in-Nursing-Education-
Chapter-23 Future-Issues-in-Nursing-Theory
,1. Nursing-has-been-considered-both-a-profession-and-an-occupation.-Which-of-thef-
ollowing-supports-defining-nursing-as-a-profession?
A) Autonomy
B) Learned- vocation
C) Varied-level-of-skill
D) Career-with-varied-knowledge
2. How-many-levels-of-entry-into-practice-exist-for-registered-nurses?
A) One
B) Two
C) Three
D) Four
3. Nursing- is-classified-as-which-type-of-science?
A) Pure
B) Natural
C) Human
D) Applied
4. In-defining- the-philosophy- of-nursing,- which-of-the- following- would- not- be- included?
A) Purpose-of-human-life
B) Nature-of-being
C) Theory-of- knowledge
D) Scientific-method
5. When-discussing-the-science-and-philosophy-of-a-discipline,-how-would-one-define-thetw- o-
in-relation-to-each-other?
A) Autonomous
B) Reliant
C) Linked
D) Unrelated
6. Philosophy's-definition-includes-which-of-the-following?
A) Study-of-problems-that-are-abstract-and-general
B) Measures- observable- phenomena- of-interestZin- a-discipline
C) Empirical-way-of-gathering-data
D) Grounded-and-tested-in-experience
, 7. Based-on-the-science-and-philosophical-schools-of-thought,-which-one-is-founded-on-thebel-ief-
that-whatZis-experienced-is-what-exists-and-that-experiences-be-verified-through-scien-tific-
methodology?
A) Received-view
B) Human-science
C) Phenomenology
D) Constructivism
8. Based-on-the-science-and-philosophical-schools-of-thought,-which-one-centers-ondes-
criptions-that-are-derived-from-collectively-lived-experiences,-interrelatedness,hum-
an-interpretation,-and-learned-reality?
A) Empiricism
B) Positivism
C) Rationalism
D) Perceived- view
9. When-defining- nursing- philosophy,- which-of-the- following- is-appropriate?
A) Refers-to-the-belief-system-of-the-profession-and-provides-perspectives-for-practice,s-
cholarship,-and-research.
B) The- substantive,- discipline-
specific-knowledge-that-focuses-on-thehuman-universe--
health-process.
C) Refers-to-the-system-of-relationship-of-human-response-in-health-and-illness.
D) Responsible-for-generation-of-knowledge,-which-provides-direction-for-future.
10. When-discussing-the-knowledge-development-in-nursing-science,-the-study-of-theory-isref-
erred-to-as-which-of-the-following?
A) Ontology
B) Epistemology
C) Methodology
D) Philosophy
11. There-are-several-defined-ways-of-knowing.-Which-way-of-knowing-is-defined-as-“a-
priori-knowledge-that-pertain-to-knowledge-gained-from-thought-alone?”
A) Empirics
B) Personal
C) Intuitive
D) Somatic
