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When a nurse helps a patient explore their feelings of anxiety and fear, the nurse is acting in a role described by which theorist?

A. Hildegard Peplau
B. Virginia Henderson
C. Florence Nightingale
D. Dorothea Orem
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The “why” behind handwashing in nursing can be traced back to the theoretical work of:

A. Hildegard Peplau
B. Florence Nightingale
C. Dorothea Orem
D. Jean Watson
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The difference between a ‘concept’ and a ‘proposition’ in a theory is that:

A. A concept is a complex idea, while a proposition is a simple one.
B. A proposition is a statement that describes the relationship between two or more concepts.
C. A concept is testable, while a proposition is not.
D. A proposition is a building block, while a concept is the full theory.
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Jun 6, 2026

A key assumption of Leininger’s theory is that:

A. All cultures have the same caring behaviors and practices.
B. Nurses should treat all patients the same, regardless of culture.
C. Different cultures have different ways of expressing, interpreting, and providing care.
D. Culture is not relevant to patients experiencing acute medical problems.
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The focus on the ‘caring moment’ or ‘caring occasion’ as a focal point for nursing is a unique contribution of:

A. Sister Callista Roy
B. Jean Watson
C. Ida Jean Orlando
D. Nola Pender
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Which theory is most likely to use terms like “input,” “output,” “feedback,” and “subsystem”?

A. Watson's Theory of Human Caring
B. Neuman's Systems Model
C. Leininger's Culture Care Theory
D. Henderson's Need Theory
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A major contribution of nursing theory to the profession is that it:

A. Provides a structure for thinking about nursing and for organizing nursing knowledge.
B. Eliminates the need for nurses to think critically in complex situations.
C. Guarantees positive outcomes for all patients.
D. Makes nursing a sub-specialty of medicine.
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The complexity of family relationships and social systems is best explained by which type of theory?

A. Needs theories
B. Interactionist theories
C. Systems theories
D. Caring theories
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A nurse working in a cardiac rehabilitation unit develops a program based on Pender’s Health Promotion Model. The program would likely focus on:

A. Treating the acute symptoms of a heart attack.
B. Increasing patients' self-efficacy and perceived benefits of exercise and healthy eating.
C. Helping patients adapt to the role of being a "heart patient."
D. Providing total care for patients who are unable to help themselves.
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Jun 6, 2026

A key outcome of using Peplau’s Interpersonal Theory effectively is:

A. The patient's ability to perform all self-care activities independently.
B. The resolution of the patient's presenting health problem through a collaborative therapeutic process.
C. The perfect adaptation of the patient to all environmental stimuli.
D. The establishment of a clean and healthy physical space.
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Jun 6, 2026

The concept of “wholism” (or holism), which views the person as more than just a sum of their parts, is a central tenet in the theories of:

A. Rogers, Watson, and Parse.
B. Nightingale and Henderson.
C. Orem and Orlando.
D. Peplau and King.
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Jun 6, 2026

A nurse helps a post-operative patient ambulate for the first time. In Henderson’s model, this addresses the need to “Move and maintain desirable postures.” In Roy’s model, it addresses the “Physiological-physical mode.” This illustrates that:

A. Different theories can be used to describe the same nursing action from different perspectives.
B. The theories are in direct conflict with each other.
C. Only one theory can be correct.
D. Henderson's theory is better than Roy's.
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Jun 6, 2026

The development of a practice theory is often a result of:

A. A grand theorist's philosophical work.
B. A nurse or group of nurses trying to solve a specific clinical problem.
C. A directive from a government health agency.
D. A collaboration between doctors and nurses.
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Jun 6, 2026

A nurse who understands different nursing theories is better equipped to:

A. Choose the most appropriate framework for an individual patient's unique situation.
B. Perform technical skills with greater speed.
C. Avoid communicating with patients and their families.
D. Follow hospital policies without question.
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