Exam 5: Theories and Frameworks for Professional Nursing Practice

The nursing student learning about theory understands that which terms are sometimes used instead of "grand theory"? (Select all that apply. )

A nurse whose practice is most strongly guided by Nightingale's theory would likely incorporate which intervention into the patient's plan of care?

A nurse manager is planning a major change on an inpatient unit.Using Lewin's theory,what areas does the manager assess? (Select all that apply. )

A nurse explains to a patient's family that the role of nursing is to help the patient with self-care when the patient is unable to do so.The nurse is using the theory of

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

A patient is angry and frustrated and is complaining bitterly to the nurse about these feelings.The nurse sits quietly and listens attentively,nodding occasionally.What Watson caritas process is the nurse using?