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Questions

1. There are several defined ways of knowing. Which way of knowing is defined as, "the art of nursing"?

2. What is the primary concern of nursing science?

3. What does a paradigm provide to a discipline?

4. Which belief is central to Leininger's cultural care and universality theory?

5. Which belief is central to Leininger's cultural care and universality theory?

6. simultaneity paradigm

7. In Orem's self-care deficit nursing theory, which of the following actions reflects self-care agency?

8. A client has just been told that she has multiple sclerosis. She is processing this new information. The client is currently in which stage of general systems theory?

9. According to Leininger, healthcare workers may have a tendency to impose their own belief system on clients. What is this process called of imposing one's own belief system on others?

10. A student states that the most important goal is to get good grades to allow entry into a graduate program. However, this student has seldom started the readings or prepared for class. Which of Parse's human becoming sub-concepts best fits with this student's paradoxical rhythms?

11. The nurse believes that health is a continually changing process and involves choices made by the client. Which paradigm of nursing is consistent with this belief about health?

12. totality paradigm

13. simultaneity paradigm in nursing meaning

14. four paradigms of nursing

15. the human becoming paradigm

16. unitary paradigm

17. Why should nurses use an evidence-based practice approach?

18. Which of the following statements is true about the scope of a grand theory compared to other levels of theory?

19. In Orem's self-care deficit nursing theory, when the client's therapeutic self-care demands exceed the self-care agency, what system is activated?

20. Which of the following emphasizes that an individual's perception is their reality?

21. Which of the nursing theory emphasizes that an individual's perception is their reality?

22. scientific method

23. scientific cognition

24. cognitive science process definition

25. Socratic process

26. institute for process excellence

27. institution cognitive process

28. Which of the following was founded on general systems theory, stress theory, and stress and coping theory?

29. A nurse checks the documentation from the previous shift to see if the nursing interventions have been effective. This nurse is utilizing which step of the nursing process?

30. A client had an appendectomy three days ago. Today he presents with a temperature of 39.0°C, chills, and an inflamed incision. The nurse identifies the problem as an infected wound. The nurse is using which of the following cognitive processes?

31. A client has been admitted with a rare medical diagnosis. The nurse wants to see the relationship between the client's disease process, laboratory values, medications, and signs and symptoms. Which of the following would be most helpful in depicting the whole picture of the client's disease process?

32. Which of the following is an appropriately written goal statement for the nursing diagnosis, "Fluid volume deficit, related to active fluid loss, secondary to diarrhea"?

33. In general systems theory, what is the purpose of system boundaries?

34. A client who had a stroke does not like to do shoulder exercises for rehabilitation because they are uncomfortable. Which of the following statements by the nurse demonstrates creativity?

35. Which of the following are included in definitions of philosophy?

36. A nursing student is placed in a street health clinic. The goal of the assigned project is to increase social awareness of inequalities experienced by the homeless population. Which theory would be most applicable for this assignment?

37. critical social theory nursing

38. epistemological theory nursing

39. ontological theory nursing

40. Which of these paradigms' views nursing as an applied science?

41. totality paradigm

42. Which worldview influences the use of quantitative research methods?

43. Neuman's systems model indicates that the basic structure has five variables that respond to stressors. Which of the following is included in these five variables?

44. Which of the following focuses on the nurse's true presence with the client to provide both the client and nurse with meaningful and enlightening experiences?
45. Which statement best reflects the correct understanding of evidence-based practice?

46. According to Neuman's systems model what are the three steps in the nursing process?

47. How would a culturally aware nurse approach a new client, using Leininger's theory?

48. When examining phenomena, what is the purpose of using a phenomenological approach?

49. A nurse believes that persons are energy systems who are constantly interacting with the universal energy system. Which paradigm of nursing is consistent with this belief about persons?

50. simultaneity paradigm

51. totality paradigm

52. Which of the following is important for the nurse to realize about evidence-based practice?

53. Which of the following elements is present in all middle-range theories?

54. Which of the following are involved in the process of true presence between the nurse and client?

55. Which of the following conceptualized nursing as guiding humans toward ways of being, finding meaning in situations, and choosing ways of cocreating their own health?

56. What is a paradigm shift?

57. Knowing through valuing and clarifying right from wrong is which kind of knowing?

58. Which type of middle-range theory includes broad, fairly abstract concepts?

59. According to Neuman's systems model, assisting a client with ambulation after surgery is an example of what level of prevention?

60. The nurse's use of empathy is an expression of which kind of knowing?

61. Why might nurses in practice have difficulty understanding Parse's human becoming paradigm?

62. somatic knowing nursing

63. what is somatic knowing nursing

64. How are nursing science and the philosophy of nursing related?