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WorksheetsP3_ NURSING THEORISTS QUIZ 1
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 8mins
According to Parse’s Theory of Human Becoming, health is viewed as:
The absence of illness
A process of becoming
The maintenance of body equilibrium
The restoration of normal function
The central focus of Parse’s theory is:
Disease prevention
Human–environment interaction
Cure and rehabilitation
Nursing diagnosis
Parse described three major principles. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
Meaning
Rhythmicity
Transcendence
Conformity
A nurse sitting quietly and listening to a terminally ill patient share life experiences is demonstrating which aspect of Parse’s theory?
Knowing participation
Rhythmicity
Presence
Objectivity
According to Locsin, technological competency in nursing means:
Mastering medical equipment
Using technology to know the patient as a person
Delegating technical tasks to others
Reducing nurse–patient contact
Which statement best reflects Locsin’s concept of caring?
Caring is separate from technology.
Caring and technology coexist to enhance knowing persons.
Caring requires avoiding technological devices.
Caring focuses on procedures.
When a nurse uses a cardiac monitor to assess a patient’s status while maintaining dialogue and empathy, this demonstrates:
Depersonalized care
Technological detachment
Technological competency as caring
Task-oriented nursing
Locsin’s theory aligns most closely with which of the following philosophical views?
Humanistic
Mechanistic
Reductionist
Dualistic
Agravante’s CASAGRA model emphasizes:
Administrative leadership
Spiritual and moral leadership in nursing
Clinical skill development
Research-oriented leadership
The acronym CASAGRA stands for:
Caring, Spirituality, Gratitude
Caring, Spirituality, and Gratitude in Leadership
Caring–Spirituality–Gratitude Transformative Leadership
Compassion–Service–Gratitude Model
Which of the following demonstrates CASAGRA leadership?
Commanding subordinates strictly
Inspiring nurses through moral and spiritual example
Relying solely on technology
Focusing on competition
Agravante’s model aims primarily to:
Train managers
Transform nurses into servant leaders
Encourage profit-driven administration
Eliminate spirituality from nursing
COMPOSURE is an acronym representing:
Confidence, Optimism, Motivation, Patience, Order, Support, Understanding, Respect, Empathy
Confidence, Optimism, Motivation, Perseverance, Order, Sensitivity, Understanding, Respect, Empathy
Confidence, Order, Motivation, Patience, Optimism, Support, Unity, Respect, Empathy
Caring, Optimism, Motivation, Patience, Order, Support, Understanding, Respect, Empathy
The goal of the COMPOSURE model is to:
Reduce hospital stay
Promote holistic well-being of the patient
Increase medical interventions
Focus only on physical care
A nurse providing emotional reassurance and building patient trust is applying which aspect of COMPOSURE?
Motivation
Understanding
Empathy
Respect
The COMPOSURE model views nursing as:
Technological practice
A holistic and therapeutic process
Disease-centered care
A managerial function
Sister Letty Kuan’s theory primarily addresses which group?
Adolescents
Young professionals
The elderly
Pediatric patients
The concept of Role Discontinuity refers to:
Role confusion in midlife
The loss or change of roles during aging
According to Kuan, which of the following factors influences a retiree’s adjustment?
Genetics
Socio-economic and health status
Political ideology
Religion only
A retired nurse volunteering in a health mission exemplifies which aspect of Kuan’s model?
Dependency
Continuity of self
Social isolation
Role confusion
“PREPARE ME” was developed for:
Pediatric patients
Postoperative patients
Cancer patients in palliative care
Psychiatric patients
In the acronym PREPARE ME, the letter “P” stands for:
Prayer
Presence
Physical conditioning
Participation
The focus of Abaquin’s model is on:
Curative medicine
Total well-being and peaceful acceptance
Rapid discharge
Technological efficiency
A nurse guiding a cancer patient through meditation and relaxation is applying which component of PREPARE ME?
Relaxation–Meditation
Physical conditioning
Environmental modification
Emotional expression
Laurente’s theory emphasizes nursing practice within:
Local community only
Global human–space–time context
Hospital-based systems
Rural health clinics
“Career Synchronicity” in Laurente’s theory means:
Random career development
Harmony of career stages with time and environment
Role discontinuity
Job rotation
The theory views the nurse as:
A technician
An agent of global care and engagement
A passive observer
A subordinate to physicians
A nurse engaging in global health missions represents which of Laurente’s elements?
Human–space–time interaction
Role withdrawal
Self-centered practice
Local engagement only
According to Maslow, which need must be met first?
Safety
Self-actualization
Love and belongingness
Physiological
A patient refusing food after surgery due to depression reflects an unmet need at which level?
Safety
Love and belongingness
Physiological
Esteem
Nurses use Maslow's hierarchy primarily to:
Establish nursing diagnoses
Prioritize patient care
Encouraging a stroke patient to join support groups addresses which Maslow need?
Self-esteem
Belongingness
Physiological
Safety
Sullivan emphasized that personality develops through:
Biological instincts
Interpersonal relationships
Unconscious drives
Moral reasoning
In nursing, Sullivan’s theory is applied by:
Using interpersonal communication to build trust
Avoiding emotional engagement
Focusing on technical skills
Promoting task completion
A nurse communicating openly and empathetically with a patient in crisis is practicing which of Sullivan’s principles?
Interpersonal process
Isolation
Objectivity
Passive listening
Which concept describes anxiety arising from disapproval by others?
Selective inattention
Security operation
Parataxic distortion
Social anxiety
General Systems Theory views an organism as:
A mechanical machine
A set of interacting parts forming a whole
An isolated unit
A closed system
In nursing, the “system” includes:
Only the patient
The patient, family, and environment
Only the nurse
Only the hospital equipment
When a nurse coordinates care among physicians, therapists, and family, this demonstrates:
System integration
Task division
Fragmented care
Linear thinking
Bertalanffy’s theory promotes nursing that is:
Reductionist
Holistic
Segmented
Detached
Lewin’s theory involves how many stages of change?
Two
Three
Four
Five
The first stage in Lewin’s model is:
Unfreezing
Moving
Refreezing
Motivation
During the unfreezing stage, the nurse should:
Reinforce new behavior
Create awareness for the need to change
Evaluate outcomes
Stabilize change
Encouraging staff to adopt electronic health records belongs to which phase?
Unfreezing
Moving
Refreezing
Assessment
In the refreezing stage, the nurse manager:
Returns to old practices
Integrates new behavior into routine
Increases resistance
Encourages confusion
Which Filipino theorist emphasizes spiritual transformation in leadership?
Locsin
Agravante
Abaquin
Divinagracia
A nurse prioritizing a patient’s oxygen before emotional support demonstrates integration of:
Parse and Maslow
Kuan and Lewin
Bertalanffy and Agravante
Abaquin and Locsin
Which theorist best supports technological and humanistic balance?
Locsin
Maslow
Lewin
Sullivan
Using holistic, spiritual, and interpersonal approaches in nursing integrates the works of:
Abaquin, Agravante, and Kuan
Lewin, Maslow, and Bertalanffy
Parse, Locsin, and Lewin
Sullivan, Maslow, and Laurente
