1. What is the primary focus of Rosemarie Rizzo Parse's Human Becoming Theory?

• • 7) Addressing specific health diagnoses

• • 2) Emphasizing each patient's unique lived experiences, values, and perspectives

• • 8) Implementing direct patient care interventions

• • 1)  Analyzing biological processes

1. Which concept in the Human Becoming Theory involves the continuous creation of patterns in one’s world?

• 3) Meaning

• • 8) Rhythmicity

• • 6) Transcendence

• • 9) Empowerment

1. What are the three principles of Parse’s Theory of Humanbecoming?

• 2) Powering, Valuing, Transforming

• • 3) Imagining, Valuing, Languaging

• • 5) Meaning, Rhythmicity, Transcendence

• • 7) Revealing, Enabling, Connecting

1. Which of the following is NOT one of the concepts within the Rhythmicity principle of the Human Becoming Theory?

• • 9) Revealing-Concealing

• • 8) Enabling-Limiting

• • 1) Imagining

• • 4) Connecting-Separating

1. What type of nursing theory is Parse's Human Becoming Theory classified as?

• • 3) Practice-Level Theory

• • 2) Middle-Range Theory

• • 1) Grand Theory

• • 0) Empirical Theory

1. Which of the following awards did Rosemarie Rizzo Parse NOT receive?

• • 2) New York Times Nurse Educator of the Year

• • 4) Nobel Prize in Medicine

• • 6) Martha E. Rogers Golden Slinky Award

• • 8) Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Academy of Nursing

Which concept in the Human Becoming Theory reflects the patient’s process of creating meaning in their health experience?

• • 1) Transcendence

• • 3) Empowerment

• • 7) Rhythmicity

• • 9) Meaning

1. Which of these statements best describes a limitation of Parse’s Human Becoming Theory?

• • 2) It lacks a holistic approach to care.

• • 4) It includes specific, evidence-based interventions.

• • 5) Its abstractness can make it challenging to apply in clinical settings.

• • 9) It disregards the emotional and social aspects of patient care.

1. What is the original name of Parse's Human Becoming Theory?

• • 4) The Nursing Science Model

• • 2) The Health Promotion Theory

• • 8) The Theory of Empowerment

• • 3) Man-Living-Health

1. Which of the following statements describes Parse’s contribution to nursing regarding patient autonomy?

• 6) Her theory advocates for patient involvement in their care, promoting empowerment and autonomy.

• • 5) She emphasizes strict adherence to standardized treatment protocols.

• • 7) The theory discourages patient involvement to prevent errors.

• • 3) Her theory focuses solely on physical health over emotional and social factors.