BATTERY EXAM - TFN

• nutrix - means to nourish
• theory

  • set of statements that tentatively describe, explain, or predict relationship among concepts
• nursing theory

  • The backbone of clinical care.
• nightingale

  • founder of modern nursing
• empiricist

  • mechanistic, quantitative, and deductive
• interpretive or rationalism

  • holistic, qualitative, and inductive forms of science
• deductive

  • the theory-then-research approach
• inductive inquiry

  • the research-then-theory approach.
• metaparadigm or major assumption

  • person, environment, health, nursing
• jean watson

  • human caring
• PATRICIA BENNER

  • Caring is central to human expertise, to curing, and to healing.
• KATIE ERIKSON

  • theory of carative caring
• DOROTHEA ELIZABETH OREM

  • self-care deficit nursing theory
• BETTY NEUMAN

  • systems model (health care system model)
• DOROTHY JOHNSON

  • behavioral system model
• MARTHA ROGERS

  • science of unitary human being
• IMOGENE KING

  • systems framework and goal attainment theory
• MYRA ESTRINE LEVINE

  • The Conservation Principles, A Model for Health
• SISTER CALISTA ROY

  • adaptation model
• IDA JEAN ORLANDO

  • theory of DeliberativeNursing Process
  • nursing process discipline theory
• HILDEGARD PEPLAU

  • psychiatric nurse pf the century
  • theory of interpersonal relationship
• FAYE ABDELLAH

  • typology of 21 nursing problems
• LYDIA HALL

  • care, core, cure
• JOYCE TRAVELBEE

  • Human to Human Relationship Model of Nursing
• VIRGINIA HENDERSON

  • 14 components in basic nursing care
  • nursing need theory
• NOLA PENDER

  • health promotion model
• MADELEINE LEININGER

  • Theory of Culture Care Diversity and Universality
• MARGARET NEWMAN

  • health as expanding consciousness
• ROSEMARIE RIZZO PARSE

  • theory of human becoming