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WorksheetsTFN 1 BSN 1 H ADDU by Aileen C
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
1.What is the full name of Martha Rogers' best-known theory?
A. The Theory of Holistic Human Care
B.The Conceptual Model of Nursing Practice
C. The Science of Unitary Human Beings Theory
D. The Theory of Continuous Interaction1
According to the presentation, what major work is Martha Rogers also known for?
A. Nursing: Concepts of Practice
B. An Introduction to the Theoretical Basis of Nursing
C. The Phenomenology of Health and Illness
D. The Nature of Unitary MaN
3.What concept in the Science of Unitary Human Beings is defined as the unique characteristic of an energy field that reflects the person's identity and experiences?
A. Homeodynamics
B. Openness
C. Pandimensionality
D. Pattern
4.Which statement best explains the concept of Openness in Rogers' theory? .
A. Reality is not limited to time or space
B. Humans are separated into mind, body, and spirit.
C. There are no boundaries between the human and environmental fields, which constantly affect each other.
D. Change occurs from lower to higher energy levels
5.Rogers' theory suggests that health and illness are part of the same energy continuum. What does this major assumption imply about their relationship?
A. They are treated as complete opposites that must be balanced.
B. They are viewed as inseparable manifestations within the same process.
C. Illness is the total absence of a harmonious energy field.
D. Health is a static goal of nursing intervention
6.A post-operative patient is anxious and not responding well to routine care. According to the application of the Science of Unitary Human Beings, which intervention would be most appropriate for the nurse to try? .
A. Increasing the dosage of the prescribed pain medication
B. Focusing solely on a specific physical symptom, like the surgical wound.
C. Applying an energy-based intervention such as music therapy or guided imagery.
D. Restricting the patient's family visitation to minimize environmental stimuli
7.A Filipino nurse practices "pakikipagkapwa-tao" (shared humanity) with a patient. This action directly reflects which core belief of Martha Rogers' theory?
A. The principle of Pandimensionality.
B. The belief that people and their surroundings are inextricably linked.
C. The goal of separating mind and body for focused care.
D. Nursing as a purely scientific endeavor.
8.Which one of the following principles is NOT a component of the Homeodynamics concept in Rogers' theory?
A. Resonancy (change from lower to higher energy levels)
B. Holism (treating the patient as a complete unit)
C. Helicy (continuous, unpredictable evolution)
D. Integrality (continuous interaction between human and environment)
9.Rogers' encouragement for nurses to view patients holistically rather than focusing only on physical symptoms is best supported by which core concept of the theory? .
A. The definition of Nursing as a science and an art.
B. The emphasis that humans are unitary beings and cannot be separated into parts (like body, mind, and spirit).
C. The principle of Helicy, which describes continuous, unpredictable evolution
D. The focus on non-invasive approaches to care.
In a community severely distressed after a flood, a nurse adhering to Rogers' theory would prioritize interventions that aim to?
A. Treat only the physical injuries and diseases that arose from the event
B. Reinforce the boundaries between the community's energy field and the environment.
C. Promote harmony and unified patterning between the human (community) and environmental energy fields.
D. Separate the community into individual units for targeted symptom management
