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TablehofhContent
I.h AnhIntroductionhtohNursinghTheory
1.h NursinghTheoryhandhthehDisciplinehofhNursing
2.h AhGuidehforhthehStudyhofhTheorieshforhPractice
3.h Choosing,hEvaluatinghandhImplementinghNursinghTheorieshforhPractice
II.h EvolutionhofhNursinghTheory
4.h FlorencehNightingale’shLegacyhofhCaringhandhItshApplications
5.h EarlyhConceptualizationhAbouthNursing
6.h Nurse-PatienthRelationshiphTheories
III.hConceptualhModels/GrandhTheorieshinhthehInteractive-IntegrativehParadigm
7.h DorothyhJohnson’shBehavioralhSystemhModelhandhIt'shApplication
8.h DorotheahOrem’shSelf-CarehDeficithNursinghTheory
9.h ImogenehKing’shTheoryhofhGoalhAttainment
10.h SisterhCallistahRoy’shAdaptationhModel
11.h BettyhNeuman’shSystemshModel
12.h HelenhEricksson,hEvelynhTomlinhandhMaryhAnnhSwainh-ModelinghandhRolehModeling
13.h BarbarahDossey’shTheoryhofhIntegralhNursing
IV.h ConceptualhModelshandhGrandhTheorieshinhthehUnitary-TransformativehParadigm
14.h MarthahE.hRogers’hSciencehofhUnitaryhHumanhBeings
15.h RosemariehRizzohParse’shHumanbecominghParadigm
16.h MargarethNewman’shTheoryhofhHealthhashExpandinghConsciousness
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V.hGrandhTheorieshabouthCarehorhCaring
17.h MadeleinehM.hLeininger’shTheoryhofhCulturehCarehDiversityhandhUniversality
18.hJeanhWatson’shTheoryhofhHumanhCaring
19.hTheoryhofhNursinghashCaring
VI.h MiddlehRangehTheories
20.hTransitionshTheory
21.hKatharinehKolcaba'shComforthTheory
22.hJoannehDuffy'shQuality-CaringhModel
23.hPamelahReed'shTheoryhofhSelf-Transcendence
24.hPatriciahLiehrhandhMaryhJanehSmith'shStoryhTheory
25.hThehCommunityhNursinghPracticehModel
26.hRozzanohLocsin’shTechnologicalhCompetencyhashCaringhinhNursing
27.hMarilynhAnnehRay’shTheoryhofhBureaucratichCaring
28.hTroutman-Jordan'shTheoryhofhSuccessfulhAging
29.hBarrett'shTheoryhofhPowerhashKnowinghParticipationhinhChange
30.hMariainehSmith'shTheoryhofhUnitaryhCaring
31.hKristenhSwanson'shTheoryhofhCaring
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Chapterh1:hNursinghTheoryhandhthehDisciplinehofhNursing
MultiplehChoice
1.hThehpurposehofhtheoryhishto:
A.hExplainhexperience.
B.hDescribehrelationships.
C.hProjecthoutcomes.
D.hAllhofhthehabove
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2.hMembershofhahcommunityhofhscholarshsharehahcommitmenthtohallhofhthehfollowinghexcept:
A.hValues.
B.hKnowledge.
C.hGeographichlocation.
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Nursing Theories and Nursing Practice
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5th Edition by Smith Chapter 1 to 33
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TEST BANK h
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TablehofhContent
I.h AnhIntroductionhtohNursinghTheory
1.h NursinghTheoryhandhthehDisciplinehofhNursing
2.h AhGuidehforhthehStudyhofhTheorieshforhPractice
3.h Choosing,hEvaluatinghandhImplementinghNursinghTheorieshforhPractice
II.h EvolutionhofhNursinghTheory
4.h FlorencehNightingale’shLegacyhofhCaringhandhItshApplications
5.h EarlyhConceptualizationhAbouthNursing
6.h Nurse-PatienthRelationshiphTheories
III.hConceptualhModels/GrandhTheorieshinhthehInteractive-IntegrativehParadigm
7.h DorothyhJohnson’shBehavioralhSystemhModelhandhIt'shApplication
8.h DorotheahOrem’shSelf-CarehDeficithNursinghTheory
9.h ImogenehKing’shTheoryhofhGoalhAttainment
10.h SisterhCallistahRoy’shAdaptationhModel
11.h BettyhNeuman’shSystemshModel
12.h HelenhEricksson,hEvelynhTomlinhandhMaryhAnnhSwainh-ModelinghandhRolehModeling
13.h BarbarahDossey’shTheoryhofhIntegralhNursing
IV.h ConceptualhModelshandhGrandhTheorieshinhthehUnitary-TransformativehParadigm
14.h MarthahE.hRogers’hSciencehofhUnitaryhHumanhBeings
15.h RosemariehRizzohParse’shHumanbecominghParadigm
16.h MargarethNewman’shTheoryhofhHealthhashExpandinghConsciousness
,h
V.hGrandhTheorieshabouthCarehorhCaring
17.h MadeleinehM.hLeininger’shTheoryhofhCulturehCarehDiversityhandhUniversality
18.hJeanhWatson’shTheoryhofhHumanhCaring
19.hTheoryhofhNursinghashCaring
VI.h MiddlehRangehTheories
20.hTransitionshTheory
21.hKatharinehKolcaba'shComforthTheory
22.hJoannehDuffy'shQuality-CaringhModel
23.hPamelahReed'shTheoryhofhSelf-Transcendence
24.hPatriciahLiehrhandhMaryhJanehSmith'shStoryhTheory
25.hThehCommunityhNursinghPracticehModel
26.hRozzanohLocsin’shTechnologicalhCompetencyhashCaringhinhNursing
27.hMarilynhAnnehRay’shTheoryhofhBureaucratichCaring
28.hTroutman-Jordan'shTheoryhofhSuccessfulhAging
29.hBarrett'shTheoryhofhPowerhashKnowinghParticipationhinhChange
30.hMariainehSmith'shTheoryhofhUnitaryhCaring
31.hKristenhSwanson'shTheoryhofhCaring
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Parker/Smith,hNursinghTheorieshandhNursinghPractice,h5e
1-1
Chapterh1:hNursinghTheoryhandhthehDisciplinehofhNursing
MultiplehChoice
1.hThehpurposehofhtheoryhishto:
A.hExplainhexperience.
B.hDescribehrelationships.
C.hProjecthoutcomes.
D.hAllhofhthehabove
ANS:hD
2.hMembershofhahcommunityhofhscholarshsharehahcommitmenthtohallhofhthehfollowinghexcept:
A.hValues.
B.hKnowledge.
C.hGeographichlocation.
