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Neuman's System Model- J Potter

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of ENTROPY as defined in Neuman's Systems Model?

a)

Energy depletion/disorganization toward illness

b)

energy increasing/organzing toward wellness

c)

a multidimensional being

2.

Primary Prevention in Neuman's Systems Model relates to:

a)

possible or actual risk factors

b)

energy exchange with the environment

c)

state of illness

d)

treatment to reduce noxious effects

3.

Tertiary prevention relates to:

a)

Flexible line of defense

b)

Stress factors leading to illness

c)

Adjustive processes as reconstitution begins

d)

Occurs after secondary prevention strategies

4.

What is Neuman's 1st name in Neuman's Systems Model?

a)

Clarice

b)

Jennifer

c)

Charlotte

d)

Betty

5.

In the Neuman's systems model what is the primary intervention?

a)

assessment

b)

treatment

c)

maintenance

d)

prevention

6.

How many steps are in the nursing process for Neuman's Systems Model?

a)

6

b)

1

c)

10

d)

5

7.

What basic assumption about patient "man" in Neuman's Theory?

a)

Each patient system [man] is a composite of factors and characteristics.

b)

Each patient system [man] is alike

c)

Each patient system [man] likes pizza

8.

Neuman's environment defined as

a)

Sum of internal and external forces in which a person responds and interacts with

b)

The sum of internal forces person interacts with

c)

The natural world surrounding a person- external

9.

Neuman's definition of health

a)

"equated with wellness, and defined as "the condition in which all parts and subparts, or variables, are in harmony with the whole of the client"

b)

making good choices

c)

lack of illness

10.

Neuman defines the profession of nursing in these terms:

a)

Attending to the ill of health

b)

A profession concerned with the internal and external stressors that influence patient health. Addressing patient in a holistic manner.

c)

A profession concerned with keeping issues separate and treating each illness devoid of internal/external factors