WorksheetsVIRGINIA HENDERSON
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
All of the staements below are reasons why Virginia Henderson is labeled as "The Modern-day Mother of Nursing" EXCEPT
Her theory served as a basis for nursing practice
Her definition of Nursing is adopted worldwide up to this day
Her interpretation of nursing is carrying out doctors' orders
Her definition serves as a foundation for clinical routines
Virginia Henderson viewed Environment as:
It relies on the cleanliness of the hospital
Exists because of the care for the surroundings
Co-dependent on the living of the Nurses
It is dependent on the patient's pattern of living
All of these are included in Henderson's Theory EXCEPT
Avoid dangers in the environment and avoid injuring others.
Communicate with others in expressing emotions, needs, fears, or opinion.
Always have adequate rest and hydration 24/7
Worship according to one's faith
"Play or participate in various forms of recreation" is a part of Henderson's theory
Yes
Maybe
No
Unsure
Henderson believed that we must Move and Maintain desirable postures BECAUSE
It keeps us healthy
It will give us daily strength
It can help in the sustainability of our bones and muscles
We will become more efficient in terms of flexibility
Henderson created the Needs Theory because she believed that
It "defines the unique focus of nursing practice"
It "helps guide nurses to do whatever they plan in life"
It "is a guideline for nurses in assessing the needs of a patient"
It "supports the essential practice of basic humans"
She is an author of a book entitled
The Nursing Practice
Basic Principles of Nursing
The Nursing Guides
Basic Nursing Index
Henderson's concepts influenced the works of fellow theorist Ida Jean Orlando and Kathryn Barnard
True
False
Unsure
I don't know
Henderson highlighted three levels of nurse-patient relationship, one of them being
Nurses should devote their time to the patient
Patients have the desire to be better and healthier
Nurses care for the patients until they are in a better state
A helper to the patient
According to Henderson, a Nurse's goal is to
Help the patient recover from an illness
Make the patient complete, whole, or independent
Be there for the needs of the patient
Make a patient feel better
