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# 1बहुविकल्पी
Myra Estrin Levine's Theory of Conservation focuses on helping the body and mind conserve energy and strength for better healing. What is one of the four principles of conservation in her theory?
Conservation of financial resources.
Conservation of structural integrity.
Conservation of social media presence.
Conservation of the nurse's personal time.
# 2बहुविकल्पी
Ernestine Wiedenbach's 'Helping Art of Clinical Nursing' highlights that nursing is more than just performing tasks. What is considered the core idea of her theory?
Nursing should focus solely on technological advancements.
Nursing is about understanding and helping the patient as a whole person.
The nurse's primary role is to diagnose medical conditions.
Patient independence is the ultimate goal, regardless of nurse involvement.
# 3बहुविकल्पी
Florence Nightingale's Environmental Theory posits that the primary factor influencing a person's health and healing is:
The patient's genetic predisposition.
The medical knowledge of the attending physician.
The surrounding environment.
The patient's psychological state alone.
# 4बहुविकल्पी
What is the definition of an 'assumption' as presented in the text?
A statement that has been rigorously proven through experimentation.
A prediction of future nursing trends.
A statement accepted as true without yet being proven.
A subjective opinion held by a nurse.
# 5बहुविकल्पी
Margaret Newman's Health as Expanding Consciousness theory suggests that even seriously ill individuals can experience health. What does she define health as in her theory?
The complete absence of physical symptoms.
A state of perfect physical and mental well-being.
Awareness and meaning, not just a physical condition.
The ability to perform daily activities without assistance.
# 6बहुविकल्पी
Dorothy Johnson's Behavioral System Model views a person as a system of behaviors. An imbalance in any part of this system can affect a patient's health. Which of the following is NOT one of the seven parts of this behavioral system?
Attachment
Cognitive
Elimination
Achievement
# 7बहुविकल्पी
What distinguishes 'nursing theory' from a general 'theory' as defined in the provided text?
Nursing theory is purely speculative, while general theory is evidence-based.
Nursing theory specifically describes and explains nursing phenomena and practice.
General theories are limited to scientific fields, while nursing theories are not.
Nursing theories are always proven, while general theories are not.
# 8बहुविकल्पी
Florence Nightingale is often called 'The Mother of Modern Nursing.' What significant contribution is attributed to her regarding nursing knowledge?
She believed nursing knowledge was identical to medical knowledge.
She advocated that nursing knowledge was distinct from medical knowledge.
She focused solely on surgical procedures.
She developed the first electronic health record system.
# 9बहुविकल्पी
Hildegard Peplau's Interpersonal Relations Theory emphasizes the importance of the nurse-patient relationship. What are the four distinct phases of this relationship according to her theory?
Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Implementation
Orientation, Identification, Exploitation, Resolution
Introduction, Observation, Intervention, Evaluation
Engagement, Understanding, Action, Conclusion
# 10बहुविकल्पी
Sister Callista Roy's Adaptation Model of Nursing views people as adapting systems. Which of the following is NOT one of the four adaptive modes described in her model?
Physiological
Cognitive
Role function
Interdependence
# 11बहुविकल्पी
Martha Rogers' Science of Unitary Human Beings views humans and their environment as energy fields. What is the central idea of her theory regarding nursing care?
To isolate patients from their environment for faster recovery.
To help people live in harmony with their environment and inner self.
To focus solely on the physical symptoms of illness.
To view humans as static beings with predictable responses.
# 12बहुविकल्पी
According to the definition provided, what is a 'concept' in the context of nursing theory?
A proven scientific law.
A structured plan explaining concept connections.
A general idea formed in the mind based on experience or reasoning.
A statement accepted as true without proof.
# 13बहुविकल्पी
Virginia Henderson's Need Theory suggests that nurses care for patients in a way that mirrors how patients care for themselves. What is a key assumption of her theory regarding the nurse's role?
Nurses should only intervene when explicitly asked by the patient.
Nurses are willing to serve patients around the clock.
Nurses should prioritize their own well-being over patient needs.
Patient independence is achieved by minimizing nurse interaction.
# 14बहुविकल्पी
Madeleine Leininger's Transcultural Nursing/Culture Care Theory emphasizes the importance of cultural sensitivity in nursing. What is one of the three ways she suggests nurses can be culturally sensitive?
Ignoring traditional patient practices.
Cultural accommodation: helping patients follow their beliefs safely.
Imposing the nurse's own cultural beliefs on patients.
Focusing solely on Western medical practices.
# 15बहुविकल्पी
Jean Watson's Theory of Human Caring emphasizes that nursing involves more than just treating illness. What is a key aspect of her philosophy of caring?
Focusing exclusively on the patient's physical symptoms.
Treating the whole person with love, kindness, and compassion.
Prioritizing the nurse's personal beliefs above patient needs.
Minimizing emotional connection to maintain professional distance.
# 16बहुविकल्पी
A 'conceptual framework/model' is described as a structured plan. What is its primary function?
To provide a detailed list of all medical diagnoses.
To explain how concepts are connected and interpret results.
To dictate specific nursing interventions for every situation.
To serve as a historical record of nursing practices.
# 17बहुविकल्पी
Imogene King's Theory of Goal Attainment views nursing as a partnership. What are the three systems that interact within her theory?
Individual, Family, Community
Personal, Interpersonal, Social
Physical, Mental, Emotional
Doctor, Nurse, Patient
# 18बहुविकल्पी
Faye Glenn Abdellah's 21 Problems Theory encourages nurses to focus on patient-centered care by identifying and addressing specific needs. What is the primary outcome this theory aims to achieve?
Standardizing medical treatments for all patients.
Minimizing the nurse's involvement in patient care.
Addressing 21 distinct areas of patient needs for holistic care.
Focusing solely on the physical aspects of a patient's illness.
# 19बहुविकल्पी
Dorothea Orem's Self-Care Deficit Theory suggests that nurses intervene when individuals cannot meet their own self-care needs. Which of the following describes the 'Wholly Compensatory' nursing help?
The patient performs most of the self-care with nurse assistance.
The nurse provides all the necessary self-care for the patient.
The nurse offers health teachings to promote patient independence.
The patient and nurse share the self-care responsibilities equally.
# 20बहुविकल्पी
Rosemarie Rizzo Parse's Human Becoming Theory focuses on the individual's experience of living. What is a central tenet of her theory regarding health and life?
Health is solely determined by biological factors.
People create their own meaning of health and life.
Nurses should dictate the meaning of health to patients.
Life's meaning is predetermined and unchangeable.
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