Enhancement Activity/Outcome (1):

A. Directions: Answer True (T)- if the statement agrees with the information, False (F)- if
the statement contradicts the information or Not Given (NG)-if there is no information on
this.
1. Nightingale was the primary nursing theorist of contemporary nursing theory. -T
2. Indoctrinated women are the pioneers of nursing practice and leaders of community
service -F
3. Academic discipline is the origin for nursing practice that provides quality care. -F
4. Science and philosophy is dependent to each other to formulate knowledge. -T
5. Phenomenology is understanding of science by determining the relationship of one’s
experiences. -T
6. Metaphysical knowledge is the spiritual ability to explore the magic and etc. -T
7. Theory era originates from research and other historical eras that improves
knowledge. -T
8. Concepts are the foundation of theory that distinguish an event of scientific interest.
-F
9. Relational statements refers to interconnectedness of among propose theoretical
statement. -F
10. Theoretical linkages determine the assumptions of the nursing theory and concepts.
-NG

B. Directions: Complete the sentences below. Choose no more than one word from the given
topic.
11. Analysis of theory is a method of determining the significance on both practice and
assess its works.
12. Clinical knowledge originates from various strategies and outcome of nursing
practice.
13. Assumption is a sentiment about phenomena to accept the theory as a true but does
not proven to test.
14. Hypothesis is uncertain suggestions between two concepts or propositions on their
simmilarity.
15. Grand theories provides an explanation of discipline and includes the different
theories.
16. Clarity refers to the terms and definitions used in the theory that is coherent in the
structural composition.
17. In early 20th century views, scientist main focus on empirical research rather than
science.
18. Conceptual model determines the concepts and illustrates the connection of the
phenomena to discipline.
19. Generality refers to the operation and objective of the theory while accessibility
determine the theory obtain.
 20. Nursing epistemology concerns on the knowledge, configuration, and procedures of
nursing discipline.

Name: BARENG, Mary Joyce Ann B. Score: Rating: Date: 09/01/21

Course and Year: BSN-1B Instructor’s Signature:
Enhancement Activity/Outcome (2):
A. Directions: Identify the following items and write your answer in the space provided
before the number. Write in bold letters.
1. A woman must possess with guidelines so that she is capable of caring her love ones.-
NURSING
2. The primary role of nursing is to help the patients on his/her recovery. -
ENVIRONMENT
3. A person who is in the good state will utilize own energy to live in greatest degree.
-HEALTH
4. Nurse has the capacity to manipulate the patient’s surroundings and being liable.
-PERSON
5. Unmet nutritional needs due to severe health condition will cause to death.-DIET
6. Filthy (external) surroundings is a focal infection because of the presence of
organism. – CLEANLINESS
7. The environment is a source of both infection and healing.-PURE AIR
8. Proper disposal of body fluids and waste matter is essential to prevent spreading of
infection.- EFFICIENT DRAINAGE
9. Nurses are capable of manipulating the environment and nursing duties.-
MANAGEMENT
10. The nurses was instructed to mobilize their patient and exposing to sunlight. -LIGHT

B. Directions: Choose your answer from the box and write the correct letter on the space
provided before the number.
11. The nurse acknowledges the rational of human being and mental reaction. -E
12. Contentment can be described as loving of self and caring others.-A
13. Even scientific knowledge cannot explain natural occurrence to human condition.-C
14. Educating patients is a way of helping themselves to be responsible in their own
health.-G
15. Self-reflection is being sensitive to own emotion and others that leads to caring
behavior.-J
16. The patient must achieve the hierarchical needs of human starting from the bottom
going to top.-I
17. A mutual relationship of nurse and the patient facilitates individual health remedy.B
18. Physical and non-physical aspect of the surroundings have impact on patient’s
health.-H
19. The multidisciplinary of nursing approach is essential for love of humankind.-F
20. Presence and attentiveness to self and others that is beyond the nursing care.-D
 A. Cultivating the Practice of Loving-Kindness and Equanimity Toward Self and
Other as Foundational to Caritas Consciousness.
B. Being Authentically Present: Enabling, Sustaining, and Honoring the Faith, Hope,
and Deep Belief System and the Inner-Subjective World of Self/Other.
C. Cultivation of One’s Own Spiritual Practices and Transpersonal Self, Going
Beyond Ego-Self.
D. Development and Sustaining a Helping-Trust Caring Relationship.
E. Being Present to, and Supportive of, the Expression of Positive and Negative
Feelings.
F. Creative Use of Self and All Ways of Knowing as Part of the Caring Process;
Engage in the Artistry of Caritas Nursing.
G. Engage in Genuine Teaching-Learning Experience that Attends to Unity of Being
and Subjective Meaning Attempting to Stay Within the Other’s Frame of
Reference.
H. Creating a Healing Environment at All Levels.
I. Administering Sacred Nursing Acts of Caring-Healing by Tending to Basic Human
Needs.
J. Opening and Attending to Spiritual/Mysterious and Existential Unknowns of Life-
Death.

Name: BARENG, Mary Joyce Ann B. Score: Rating: Date: 09/01/21

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Enhancement Activity/Outcome (3):

A. Directions: (Multiple Choice) Choose the correct letter and write your answer on the
space provided before the number.
1. Formulation of new guidelines and methodology of plan by adopting the knowledge
gained.
A. Competent C. Maxim
B. Domain D. Salience
2. The ability to recognize the problem without disappearing the analysis of cause and
interventions.
A. Competency C. Formation
B. Expert D. Hermeneutics
3. It is the capacity of the learners to identify new approaches and alteration in sick
individual.
A. Aspects of a Situation C. Paradigm Case
B. Ethical Comportment D. Situated Coaching
 4. Illustration and inquisition of human significant facts or events in concise
information.
A. Domain C. Hermeneutics
B. Experience D. Maxim
5. Hospital experience of the nurse gives to apprehend the situation and creates solution.
A. Attributes of a Situation C. Paradigm Case
B. Ethical Comportment D. Situated Coaching
6. Clinical practice is guided by moral and standard practice of the organization she/he
involve.
A. Advanced Beginner C. Paradigm Case
B. Aspects of a Situation D. Situated Coaching
7. The nurse exhibits clinical eye to the situation and shows action that is parallel to the
situation.
A. Competent C. Novice
B. Expert D. Proficient
8. The nurse has no background knowledge on the situation that needs assistance by
others.
A. Domain C. Novice
B. Hermeneutics D. Salience
9. The nurse role is to finish the assigned assignment and the practice is within standard
procedure.
A. Advanced Beginner C. Ethical Comportment
B. Aspects of a Situation D. Situated Coaching
10. The need of background experience is essential to comprehend the order.
A. Hermeneutics C. Novice
B. Maxim D. Proficient

B. Directions: Complete each sentences with the correct ending from A-M. Write your
answer in the space provided before the number.
11. The suffering human being refers to -G
12. Dignity is a nature of human but -B
13. Reconciliation is to be alone and having space -M
14. Caring culture is a holistic nursing care that -J
15. Caritative caring ethics is the moral aspect of caring in managing -D
16. Caring communion is when the nurse facilitates -L
17. Act of caring meaning, -A
18. Suffering refers -E
19. Invitation in which the nurse -H
20. Caritas is characterized by - C

A. nursing care that provides spiritual belief and educating sick person.
B. affects their beliefs and environment.
C. quality care that was originated from affection and goodwill.
D. patient and the care provider which impart the caring behavior.
E. the pain that was inflicted which causes the person’s health to disturbed.