FINALS

• Boykin & Schoenhofer's Dance of Caring Persons: A dance that is performed by a group of people who are caring for a person with dementia.

  • not only healthcare team (directly/indirectly)
  • persons (patient) also included

  
• Paterson and Zderad's Humanistic Nursing Theory is a theory that emphasizes the importance of the nurse-patient relationship.

  
• Boykin & Schoenhofer's Dance of Living Care

  • humanoid robot with AI (high tech)

  A) humanoid robot

  
• Newman's Health as Expanding Consciousness Theory: Health is a state of well-being in which the individual realizes his or her own potential to function in the world

  A) patient

  B) nurse

  C) connection with nurse

  D) pulsating as one

  
• Leininger's Transcultural Nursing Model: Cultural relativism, cultural relativism, and cultural relativism

  A) Sunrise Enabler

  B) Discover Culture Care Sunrise Model

  C) Generic or Folk Care

  D) nursing care

  E) professional systems

  F) influencers

  G) technological

  H) religious & philosophical

  I) kinship & social

  J) cultural values, beliefs, & lifeways

  K) political & legal

  L) economii

  M) educational

  
• Kolcaba's Comfort of Theory: the degree to which a theory is consistent with the facts.

  A) enhanced comfort

  B) intervening variables

  C) peaceful death

  D) institutional integrity

  
• Kolcaba's Taxonomic Structure for Comfort of Theory:

  A) physical

  B) psychospiritual

  C) evironmental

  D) sociocultural

  E) relief

  F) ease

  G) traanscedence

  
• Pender's Health Promotion Model

  A) cognitive-perceptual

  B) modifying

  C) health-promoting behavior

  D) interpersonal influences

  E) perceived self-efficacy

  F) perceived benefits

  G) perceived barriers

  H) health

  I) health status

  
• Pender's Health Promotion Model

  A) Characteristics and Experiences

  B) behavior-specific

  C) behavioral outcome

  D) health-promoting model

  E) biological, psychological, sociocultural

  F) options, demands, characteristics, aesthetics

  G) support, models

  H) norms

  
• Hall's Care, Cure, Core Theory: based on the idea that the family is the primary socialisation unit for children.

  A) Hall's Care, Core, Cure Model

  B) core

  C) care

  D) cure

  E) core and care

  
• Hall's Care, Cure, Core

  A) care

  B) cure

  C) core

  
• Ruland & Moore's Peaceful End-of-Life Model

  A) peaceful end of life

  B) not being in pain

  C) comfort

  D) dignity/respect

  E) being at peace

  F) closeness to significant others/persons who care

  
• Lenz & Pugh's Theory of Unpleasant Symptoms

  A) feedback

  B) symptoms

  C) performance

  D) influencing factors

  
• Lenz & Pugh's Theory of Unpleasant Symptoms

  A) physiologic

  B) psychologic

  C) situational

  D) performance

  
• Kuan's Retirement and Role Discontinuities

  A) retirement role discontinuities

  B) change of life

  C) fruitful retirement and aging

  D) Determinants of Fruitful Aging

  
• Abaquin's "Prepare Me" Interventions and the Quality of Life of Advance Progressive Cancer Patients

  A) holistic nursing intervention

  B) "prepare me"

  C) terminally ill patients (cancer)

  D) quality of life

  
• Locsin's Technological Competency as Caring in Nursing:

  A) Knowing Persons

  B) Nursing as Calling

  C) Multiple Patterns of Knowing

  D) Calls for Nursing

  E) Knowing Persons

  
• Anne Boykin & Savina Schoenhofer (Grand Theory) 


  Theory of Nursing as Caring: a Model for Transforming Practice (2001)
• Josephine Paterson & Loretta Zderad

  Humanistic Nursing Theory
• Margaret A. Newman (Grand Theory)


  Health as Expanding Consciousness (1978)
• Nola J. Pender (Grand Theory)


  Health Promotion Model (1982, 1996, 2002)
• Madeline Leninger (Grand Theory, 1991)


  Theory of Culture Care Diversity and Universality (Transcultural Nursing or Culture Care Nursing)
• Katharine Kolcaba(Middle-Range Theory)


  Theory of Comfort
• Lydia Hall


  Care, Cure, Core Theory (Three C’s)
• Cornelia M. Ruland & Shirley M. Moore (Middle-Range Theory)


  Peaceful End-of-Life Theory
• Joyce Travelbee 


  Human-to-Human Relationship Model

  • Interpersonal Aspects of Nursing (1966, 1971)
• Elizabeth Lenz & Linda Pugh (Middle-Range Theory, 1995)


  Theory of Unpleasant Symptoms (TOUS)
• Elizabeth Abaquin


  “Prepare Me”

  • Interventions and the Quality of Life of Advance Progressive Cancer Patients
• Sister Letty G. Kuan

  Retirement and Role Discontinuities
• Dr. Rozzano Locsin (Middle-Range Grounded Theory)


  Technological Competency as Caring in Nursing