Exam 5: Theories and Frameworks for Professional Nursing Practice

A nurse is working with a family from a different culture with which he or she is not familiar.The family insists on continuing health practices that the nurse is trying to get them to abandon.This results in the nurse viewing the family as noncompliant, because they seem to understand the instructions.Which action by the nurse would be most helpful?

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Question 21

A nurse uses Roy's model to guide nursing care.When using this model, what stimuli would be important for the nurse to assess? (Select all that apply.)

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Question 22

The nursing instructor explains that a theory, at its simplest, aims to do what?

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Question 23

A nursing educator summarizes the role of nursing theory across the domains of nursing practice, education, and research by pointing out that in all three areas, theory:

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Question 24

A student studying nursing theory recognizes that unique concepts in Martha Rogers' science of unitary human beings include:

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Question 25

The nurse using Watson's theory to guide practice would put highest priority on:

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A nurse uses Roy's model to guide nursing care.When using this model, what stimuli would be important for the nurse to assess? (Select all that apply.)

The nursing instructor explains that a theory, at its simplest, aims to do what?

A nursing educator summarizes the role of nursing theory across the domains of nursing practice, education, and research by pointing out that in all three areas, theory:

A student studying nursing theory recognizes that unique concepts in Martha Rogers' science of unitary human beings include:

The nurse using Watson's theory to guide practice would put highest priority on:

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