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What makes Newman's perspective on health unique in nursing?
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It is unique in its holistic approach, emphasizing consciousness expansion rather than merely treating symptoms.
In King's Goal Attainment Theory, what do the three pillars 'A', 'R', 'T' stand for?
A stands for Act, R stands for React, T stands for Transact.
What philosophical aspects are included in Watson's Philosophy and Science of Caring?
The philosophy includes promoting and restoring health, preventing illness, and caring for the sick in a holistic manner.
Describe the individualistic approach of Parse's Human Becoming Theory.
It views each person as unique, and health as a personal, ongoing becoming and evolving interaction with their environment.
How does Leininger's Cultural Care Theory view the role of culture in nursing?
Leininger's theory views caring as central to nursing, emphasizing the importance of providing culturally congruent care.
What is the core concept of Newman's Health as Expanding Consciousness?
The core concept is a total person approach, focusing on reducing stress and adverse conditions to expand consciousness.
Why is adaptation a critical concept in Roy's Adaptation Model?
Adaptation is critical because it views humans as biopsychosocial beings who require nursing interventions for ineffective adaptive responses.
Describe Parse's understanding of health in her Human Becoming Theory.
Parse's theory describes health based on the individual's perspective, highlighting the interaction with the environment.
What is the main focus of Henderson's Need Theory?
The main focus is on independent nursing practice, self-help concepts, and providing help for patient needs.
In Leininger's theory, what is the consequence of ignoring cultural care?
Ignoring cultural care can lead to ineffective nursing interventions that fail to meet the patient's holistic needs.
According to Orem's Self-Care Theory, what is considered a human need?
Self-care is considered a human need, with nursing interventions aimed at sustaining health and recovery.
How does Rogers' Unitary Human Beings Theory blend science and art in nursing?
Rogers' theory integrates science and art by focusing nursing interventions on repatterning the human-environment fields.
How does Henderson's Need Theory facilitate independent nursing practice?
It focuses on permitting nurses to assist patients in gaining independence in meeting their needs.
According to Orem, when is nursing intervention necessary?
Nursing intervention is necessary when a person is unable to perform self-care adequately.
What role does communication play in King's Goal Attainment Theory?
Communication is vital for the nurse and patient to collaborate effectively to achieve health goals.
What is the primary focus of Peplau's Interpersonal Relations Theory?
The primary focus is on therapeutic interpersonal interactions that are goal-oriented.
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