Nursing Theories Quiz

The four adaptive modes in Roy's theory include all EXCEPT:

• Role function

• Self-concept

• Environmental

• Physiological

Which of the following best represents Watson's idea of healing?

• Technological innovation

• Harmony of mind, body, and soul

• Reducing costs

• Administering medications

Which system is used when a patient can learn but needs guidance?

• Medical-dependence

• Wholly compensatory

• Supportive-educative

• Partly compensatory

What does Orem's theory primarily aim to promote?

• Self-care and independence

• Physician-led care

• Nurse-dependent care

• Hospital-based care

Orem's theory is most applicable in which setting?

• Intensive surgery units

• Emergency trauma care

• Laboratory diagnostics

• Rehabilitation and chronic illness

Caring moments occur when:

• Treatment is administered

• A meaningful connection forms

• Patients follow instructions

• Doctors intervene

Focal stimuli in Roy's theory refer to:

• Immediate challenges

• Past memories

• Cultural traditions

• Unconscious beliefs

Which of the following best represents Watson's idea of healing?

• Reducing costs

• Technological innovation

• Administering medications

• Harmony of mind, body, and soul

Watson emphasizes which type of nurse-patient relationship?

• Transactional interaction

• Clinical relationship

• Educational hierarchy

• Transpersonal caring

Roy's model focuses primarily on:

• Responding to stimuli through adaptation

• Treating illness

• Standardizing medication

• Diagnosing disease