POST TEST SAS 16 & 17

Rosemarie Rizzo Parse’s Human Becoming Theory was originally called:

• Man-Living-Health Theory

• Caring in Nursing Theory

• Human Science Theory

• Nursing Praxis Theory

Which concept is central to Parse’s Human Becoming Theory?

• Transcendence

• Self-care

• Adaptation

• Interpersonal relations

According to Parse, health is best defined as:

• The absence of disease

• A process of human becoming

• A state of homeostasis

• The ability to perform daily activities.

In Parse’s theory, the metaparadigm “person” refers to:

• A holistic being co-creating health with the environment

• A patient with biological needs only

• An organism adapting to stimuli

• A sum of organ systems

Which theorist proposed Technological Competency as Caring in Nursing?

• Jean Watson

• Rozzano Locsin

• Faye Abdellah

• Virginia Henderson

According to Locsin, technology in nursing is:

• A barrier to human care

• An extension of caring to know the person more fully

• A replacement for human interaction

• An optional tool for convenience

In Locsin’s theory, the metaparadigm “nursing” is:

• A. A science of fixing disease

• B. A discipline and practice of caring through technological competence

• C. A task-oriented profession

• D. A medical assistant role

Carolina Agravante’s theory is known as:

• Humanistic Nursing Theory

• Servant Leadership Theory in Nursing

• Nursing Praxis Theory

• Caring Science Theory

Which of the following is emphasized in Agravante’s Nursing Praxis Theory?

• Scientific inquiry without spirituality

• Integration of love, caring, and leadership in nursing practice

• Exclusive focus on physical health

• Elimination of technology in nursing care

Parse’s principle of “meaning” states that:

• Patients define health based on their own values and experiences

• Health is defined by medical professionals

• Health is the absence of illness

• Health is a universal concept