Nursing Theory Quiz

Who is considered the founder of modern nursing?

• Martha Rogers

• Florence Nightingale

• Jean Watson

• Dorothea Orem

What is the main focus of Martha Rogers' Science of Unitary Human Beings theory?

• The interaction between human and environment

• The study of diseases

• Physical health only

• Psychological health only

According to Florence Nightingale, what are the 5 major components of a healthful environment?

• Music, Art, Literature, Nature, Relaxation

• Technology, Medication, Surgery, Therapy, Counseling

• Healthy Food, Exercise, Meditation, Social Interaction, Clean Air

• Proper Ventilation, Adequate Light, Sufficient Warmth, Control of Noise, Control of Effluvia

What is the main principle of Martha Rogers' Homeodynamics theory that focuses on the ordered arrangement of rhythm?

• Principle of Heliecy

• Principle of Openness

• Principle of Integrality

• Principle of Resonancy

What is the main goal of nursing according to Florence Nightingale?

• To provide emotional support

• To conduct medical research

• To cure diseases

• To maintain a healthful environment for patients

Which of the following is NOT one of the metaparadigm concepts in nursing?

• Healthcare

• Environment

• Nursing

• Person

What is the significance of the environment in Martha Rogers' theory?

• It has no impact on human health

• It only influences psychological health

• It affects the energy flow between human and environment

• It is completely separate from human well-being

What is the main assumption in Martha Rogers' Science of Unitary Human Beings theory?

• Energy flows are restricted between human and environment

• Health and illness are unrelated to the environment

• Human beings are considered as a whole

• Human beings are made up of separate parts

According to the text, what is the central focus of Imogene King's Goal Attainment Theory?

• Individuals' perception of reality

• Mutual communication between nurse and patient

• The ability to think and make choices

• The dynamic state of health in the lifecycle

What are the three major aspects of understanding that a person must deal with in Dorothea Orem's Self-Care Deficit Theory?

• The role of the body, the role of personal concerns, the role of temporality

• The role of the situation, the role of the body, the role of personal concerns

• The role of the body, the role of the situation, the role of personal concerns

• The role of personal concerns, the role of temporality, the role of the situation