NCM 131

What are the four elements of clinical nursing according to Ernestine Weidenbach?

• Health, Philosophy, Environment, Art

• Philosophy, Art, Practice, Purpose

• Purpose, Philosophy, Health, Nursing

• Art, Health, Environment, Purpose

What is the most significant contribution of Ernestine Wiedenbach's theory to nursing?

• That nursing is the practice of identification of a patient’s need for help

• Attitude and belief about life and how that affected reality for them

• Development of clinical nursing practice by influencing core concepts in practice

• Mutually understood and agreed upon action

This theory is developed on the year 1964 and states that each person has a unique potential to develop self-sustaining resources.

• Helping Art of Clinical Nursing

• Middle Range Nursing Theory

• Environmental Theory

• Self-care Deficit Theory

The Helping Art of Clinical Nursing is a (choose 1 or more)

• Philosophy

• Metatheory

• Middle-ranged Theory

• Practice Theory

• Prescriptive Theory

Her model of nursing defines the patient as any person receiving help of some kind from the health care system.

• Hildegard Peplau

• Ernestine Wiedenbach

• Rosemarie Parse

• Imogene King

Imogene King's theory focuses on the process of the nurse-patient relationship. How might this concept support us as we approach our professions as nurses?

• In order for nurses to show empathy to the patients

• To communicate effectively with the patient.

• Enables nurses to more effectively connect patients to the treatments and services needed to enhance overall health.

• All of the above

Coping, Spiritually, perception, self, body image, growth and development, space and time are known as:

• Social-System Concepts

• Personal-system Concepts

• Satisfaction- System Concepts

• Goal-Attained system Concepts

What are the fundamental needs of a human being according to King?

• The need for care that seeks to prevent illness

• The need for health information

• The need for care when the patient is unable to help him or herself

• All of the above

"Nursing is a process of action, reaction, and interaction whereby nurse and client share information about their perception in the nursing situation"

• Middle Range Nursing Theory

• Theory of Goal Attainment

• Environmental Theory

• Self-Care Deficit Theory

King's conceptual system provides a comprehensive view of three dynamic interacting systems

• Development, body images, social

• personal, body, images

• personal, interpersonal, and social.

• Philosophy, metatheory, prescriptive