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Watson's Theory of Human Caring
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B.
Neuman's Systems Model
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C.
Leininger's Culture Care Theory
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D.
Henderson's Need Theory
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A.
Provides a structure for thinking about nursing and for organizing nursing knowledge.
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B.
Eliminates the need for nurses to think critically in complex situations.
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C.
Guarantees positive outcomes for all patients.
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D.
Makes nursing a sub-specialty of medicine.
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B.
Interactionist theories
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A.
Florence Nightingale
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A.
Treating the acute symptoms of a heart attack.
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B.
Increasing patients' self-efficacy and perceived benefits of exercise and healthy eating.
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C.
Helping patients adapt to the role of being a "heart patient."
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D.
Providing total care for patients who are unable to help themselves.
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A.
The patient's ability to perform all self-care activities independently.
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B.
The resolution of the patient's presenting health problem through a collaborative therapeutic process.
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C.
The perfect adaptation of the patient to all environmental stimuli.
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D.
The establishment of a clean and healthy physical space.
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A.
Rogers, Watson, and Parse.
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B.
Nightingale and Henderson.
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A.
Different theories can be used to describe the same nursing action from different perspectives.
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B.
The theories are in direct conflict with each other.
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C.
Only one theory can be correct.
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D.
Henderson's theory is better than Roy's.
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