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Introduction to Nursing Theory: Its History and Significance

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

"Notes on Nursing" presents the first nursing theory that focuses on the manipulation of the environment for the benefit of the patient.

a)

NIGHTINGALE

b)

THE COLUMBIA SCHOOL

c)

THE YALE SCHOOL

d)

THE 1990s

2.

Presents the first nursing theory that focuses on the manipulation of the environment for the benefit of the patient.

a)

NOTES ON NURSING

b)

ENVIRONMENTAL THEORY

c)

NURSING PROCESS THEORY

d)

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

3.

The need to prepare nurses at graduate level for administrative and faculty positions was recognized.

a)

THE COLUMBIA SCHOOL

b)

THE 1980s

c)

THE YALE SCHOOL

d)

THE 1970s

4.

It was in this decade that many nursing theories were first presented


a)

1970s

b)

1900s

c)

1980s

d)

1990s

5.

Many nursing theories were revised based on the research findings that expanded them.

a)

1960s

b)

1980s

c)

1970s

d)

1990s

6.

Research studies that tested and expanded nursing theory were numerous

a)

1990s

b)

1900s

c)

1970s

d)

1980s

7.

"Nursing: Science of Unitary, Irreducible Human Beings

a)

NEUMAN

b)

ROY

c)

ROGERS

d)

WATSON

8.

"Nursing as Caring"

a)

ORLANDO

b)

BOYKIN AND SCHOENHOFER

c)

ROY

d)

NEWMAN

9.

"Nursing Science Quarterly"

a)

NIGHTINGALE

b)

PARSE

c)

ROGERS

d)

BOYKIN AND SCHOENHOFER

10.

Early in the 20th century, nurses saw the need and began to transition from vocation to profession

a)

ERAS OF NURSING KNOWLEDGE

b)

NURSING HISTORY

c)

ERAS OF KNWLEDGE

d)

NURSING PRACTICE ERA

11.

The movement toward professionalism provides a context to understand the emphases of the eras

a)

HISTORY OF NURSING

b)

ERAS OF NURSING KNOWLEDGE

c)

NURSING CARE HISTORY

d)

NURSING KNOWLEDGE

12.

This era emphasizes on courses included in nursing programs.

a)

CURRICULUM ERA

b)

RESEARCH ERA

c)

GRADUATE EDUCATION ERA

d)

THEORY ERA

13.

The goal is to develop specialized knowledge on higher education.


a)

RESEARCH ERA

b)

CURRICULUM ERA

c)

GRADUATE EDUCATION ERA

d)

THEORY UTILIZATION

14.

This era emphasizes role of nurses and what to research

a)

GRADUATE EDUCATION ERA

b)

THEORY ERA

c)

RESEARCH ERA

d)

CURRICULUM ERA

15.

The emerging goal is, recognition that isolated knowledge do not yield unified knowledge.

a)

THEORY UTILIZATION

b)

RESEARCH ERA

c)

CURRICULUM ERA

d)

GRADUATE EDUCATION ERA

16.

Emphasizes is caving out an advanced role and basis for nursing practice.

a)

GRADUATE EDUCATION ERA

b)

RESEARCH ERA

c)

THEORY ERA

d)

THEORY UTILIZATION

17.

The emerging goal is, to focus graduate education on knowledge development.

a)

CURRICULUM ERA

b)

GRADUATE EDUCATION ERA

c)

RESEARCH ERA

d)

THEORY ERA

18.

The emphasis is that there are many ways to think about nursing

a)

RESEARCH ERA

b)

CURRICULUM ERA

c)

GRADUATE EDUCATION ERA

d)

THEORY ERA

19.

The emerging goal is that theories guide nursing research and practice

a)

THEORY UTILIZATION

b)

THEORY ERA

c)

CURRICULUM ERA

d)

RESEARCH ERA

20.

The emphasis is that, nursing theory guides research, practice, education, and administration.

a)

THEORY ERA

b)

THEORY UTILIZATION

c)

RESEARCH ERA

d)

CURRICULUM ERA

21.

Specific to academia

a)

DISCIPLINE

b)

PROFESSION

22.

Branch of education, a department of learning

a)

PROFESSION

b)

DISCIPLINE

23.

Domain of knowledge

a)

DISCIPLINE

b)

PROFESSION

24.

Specialized field of practice founded on the theoretical structure of the science or knowledge of that discipline and accompanying practice abilities.


a)

DISCIPLINE

b)

PROFESSION

25.

The emerging goal, nursing frameworks produce knowledge (evidence for quality care).

a)

THEORY ERA

b)

GRADUATE EDUCATION ERA

c)

THEORY UTILIZATION

d)

RESEARCH ERA

26.

The first graduates: Peplau (1954,1988), Henderson (1955), Hall (1959) and Abdellah (1960)

a)

THE COLUMBIA SCHOOL

b)

THE YALE SCHOOL

c)

THE 1970s

d)

THE OXFORD SCHOOL

27.

Theoretical thinking focus moved from a problem/need and functional role to the relationship between the nurse and the patient.

a)

THE YALE SCHOOL

b)

THE COLUMBIA SCHOOL

c)

THE OXFORD SCHOOL

d)

THE HARVARD SCHOOL

28.

Influenced by the Columbia Teacher's College graduates (Henderson, Orlando, Wiedenbach)

a)

THE COLUMBIA SCHOOL

b)

THE YALE SCHOOL

c)

THE HARVARD SCHOOL

d)

THE OXFORD SCHOOL