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WorksheetsThe Transcultural Nursing Theory Challenge: Test Your Expertise
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 12mins
Leininger's theory identifies a lack of cultural and care knowledge as the missing link to nursing. Which concept did she develop to address this gap?
A) Care Diversity
B) Culture Clash
C) Culturally congruent care
D) Cultural Complexity
Leininger earned a Ph.D. in anthropology before her Master of Science in Nursing. (a)
LABEL THE SUNRISE MODEL.
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
NURSING CARE
FOLK SYSTEM
PROFESSIONAL SYSTEM
WORLDVIEW
In Leininger's theory, (a) refers to the variabilities and/or differences in meanings, patterns, values, lifeways, or symbols of care within or between collectives related to assistive, supportive, or enabling human care expressions.
Match the terms to their correct definitions.
1. Emic
A) The knowledge gained from direct expe
2. Etic
B) The knowledge describing the professional perspective.
3. Ethnonursing
C) The study of nursing care beliefs, values, and practices as known by a designated culture.
Leininger is considered by some to be the "Margaret Mead of nursing" due to:
A) Her extensive work in mental health nursing
B) Her contributions to culturally congruent care
C) Her involvement in pediatric care research
D) Her pioneering work in obstetric nursing
In Leininger's theory, caring is viewed as secondary to curing and healing.
TRUE
FALSE
Match the correct components of the Sunrise Model
1. Involves enabling clients to reorder, change, or modify lifeways.
Cultural care preservation
2. Focuses on universal care meanings among many cultures.
Cultural care diversity
3. Involves acts that help people maintain their cultural values.
Cultural care accommodation
Leininger's work primarily focused on which healthcare system?
A) Emergency Medicine
B) Psychiatric Nursing
C) Trauma Care
D) Transcultural Nursing
According to Leininger, while (a) is universal across cultures, caring may be demonstrated through diverse expressions, actions, patterns, lifestyles, and meanings.
The cultural and social structure dimensions described in Leininger's theory include:
A) Religious and political factors
B) Economic and technological factors
C) Educational and environmental contexts
D) All of the above
(a) includes past facts, experiences, and instances within cultural contexts over short or long periods of time that describe, explain, and interpret human lifeways.
Categorize the appropriate concepts to their definitions:
Actions directed toward improving a human condition or lifeway.
Refer to the worldview, social structure, and contextual settings.
Outsiders' efforts to impose their own cultural values.
(a) is (b) of nursing in (c) theory.
Arrange the elements of the Sunrise Model in the correct sequence based on the description:
Cultural Care Worldview
Generic or folk system, professional care systems, and nursing care
Nursing care decisions and actions: preservation, accommodation, repatterning
