TFN: 2ND UNIT EXAM

Question 1 of 60
Levine defines this as an individual’s successful adaptation.
Select the correct response:
Person
Health
Environment
Nursing

Question 2 of 60
She proposed that “patients have their own meaning and interpretations of situations and therefore
nurses must validate their inferences and analyses with patients before drawing conclusions.”
Select the correct response:
Joyce Travelbee
Imogene King
Ida Jean Orlando
Dorothy Johnson

Question 3 of 60
Focus attention on individual role in family, community and society
Select the correct response:
Conservation of energy
Social integrity
Personal integrity
Structural integrity

Question 4 of 60
Analyze data; Identify health problems, risks, and strengths; Formulate diagnostic statements
Select the correct response:
Planning
Diagnosing
Implementing
Assessing

Question 5 of 60
Which of the following refers to all self-care activities required to meet the requisites for certain
conditions and circumstances such as illness?
Select the correct response:
Developmental requisites
Universal requisites
Health deviation requisites
Therapeutic self-care demand

Question 6 of 60
In what way might a patient communicate his or her need for help according to Orlando theory?
Select the correct response:
Through physiological symptoms
Through behaviors
Verbally, using words or sounds
All of the options listes are correct
Question 7 of 60
Newman’s Model considers these variables simultaneously? Select all that apply.
Select the correct response:
Mental
Physiological
Spiritual
Sociological
Developmental
Physical
Psychological

Question 8 of 60
Abdellah was motivated to develop her typology by a desire to —
Select the correct response:
Promote comprehensive, client centered nursing care
To make nursing work easy
To save time and effort
All of the given choices

Question 9 of 60
She stated that Nursing focuses on people and the manifestation that emerges from the mutual
human-environmental field process.
Select the correct response:
Imogene king
Joyce Travelbee
Martha rogers
Ida Jean Orlando

Question 10 of 60
Who was influential in Sr Callista Roy’s life in formulating the adaptation model?
Select the correct response:
Dorothea Orem
Florence Nightingale
Dorothy Johnson
Patricia Benner

Question 11 of 60
What kind of nurse was Travelbee?
Select the correct response:
Public health nurse
Psychiatric nurse
Nurse educator
Pediatric nurse

Question 12 of 60
Which is not a concept explained in Dorothy Johnson’s Behavioral Systems Model?
Select the correct response:
Achievement
Dependency
Affiliation
Energy fields
Question 13 of 60
A life process by which, overtime, people maintain their wholeness or integrity as they respond to
environment challenges
Select the correct response:
Conservation
Adaptation
Wholeness

Question 14 of 60
What does the nurse strive to do in Peplau’s theory?
Select the correct response:
Develop nurse-client relationship
Perform nursing skills effectively
Make a goal between the patient and the nurse
Identify possible problem

Question 15 of 60
Nurse Anna assesses the client’s needs in these subsystems. When the client is stressed the
subsystems are disrupted. The nurse provides care to resolve problems in the subsystems to meet
the patient’s needs.
Select the correct response:
Dorothy Johnson
Virginia Henderson
Ida Jean Orlando
Imogene King

Question 16 of 60
What is a Nurse? (according to Travelbee)
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Does not only seek to alleviate physical pain or render physical care - she ministers the whole
person.
Understanding of human behavior, the ability to predict one’s own and other’s behavior
Assists an individual, family, or community to prevent or cope with experience of illness and suffering
A strict necessity for good nursing care

Question 17 of 60
“Nursing is based on an art and science that molds the attitudes, intellectual competencies, and
technical skills of the individual nurse into the desire and ability to help people, sick or well, cope with
their health needs.”
Select the correct response:
Ernestine Wiedenbach
Faye G. Abdellah’s theory
Hildegard Peplau
Myra Estrin Levine

Question 18 of 60
According to Roger’s Theory “continuous and mutual interaction between men and environment” is
termed as
Select the correct response:
Pattern
Helicy
Resonancy
Integrality
Question 19 of 60
Activated when stressors penetrate normal line of defense causing rreaction; internal factors help to
defend against stress (immune system)
Select the correct response:
All of the options listed are correct
Lines of resistance
Flexible line of defense
Normal line of defense

Question 20 of 60
In Travelbee’s Theory, this stage’s task involves separating oneself, preconceived ideas, and
experiences and recognizing others’ unique qualities to avoid judging and stereotyping.
Select the correct response:
Phase of the Original Encounter
Phase of Sympathy
Phase of Empathy
Phase of empathy identities

Question 21 of 60
In Travelbee’s Theory, this stage’s task is to break the bond of categorization in order to perceive the
human being in the patient and vice versa.
Select the correct response:
Phase of Empathy
Phase of Rapport
Phase of Empathy Identities
Phase of the Original Encounter

Question 22 of 60
_____ allows the patient to expend the least amount of effort
Select the correct response:
Conservation
Energy
Adaptation
Time management

Question 23 of 60
Two modes of self-concept; select all that applies
Select the correct response:
Personal self (self-consistency; self-ideal, more ethical self)
Physical self (and spiritual) - how we look and how we feel
Society’s expectations
Focuses on close relationships of people
Occupying one position behaves toward a person

Question 24 of 60
How many phases of human-to-human relationship theory?
Select the correct response:
6
7
5
4
Question 25 of 60
Which is Orem’s view of nursing, under the nursing metaparadigm?
Select the correct response:
Nursing is an art and human services required for maintenance and continuous self-care
Nursing is an art of caring with several caring attributes
Nursing is an art of caring and human health experience focused on caring

Question 26 of 60
When was Imogen King work experience as an educator at St. John’s Hospital of nursing, Loyola
University, and University of South Florida
Select the correct response:
1961-1980
1960-1980
1951-1980
1971-1980

Question 27 of 60
A model revolving around 5 interrelated concepts the function of professional nursing, presenting
behavior of the immediate reaction of the nurse, the nursing process and the improvement for the
patient
Select the correct response
Dorothy Johnson
Imogene King
Joyce Travelbee
Ida Jean Orlando

Question 28 of 60
Self-care demand and agency are balanced through the use of nursing agenc, which reduces the
self-care deficit
Select the correct response:
True
False
None of the choices

Question 29 of 60
A person is defined as an invisible, pan-dimensional energy field identified by a pattern, and
manifesting characteristics specific to the whole, and that cannot be predicted from knowledge of the
parts.
Select the correct response:
Nursing Process Theory
Human-unitary Human Beings
Adaptation Model
Interpersonal Model

Question 30 of 60
The following types of stimuli need to be evaluated while using Roy's adaptation model to care for a
patient EXCEPT:
Select the correct response:
Contextual stimulus
Perceptual stimulus
Residual stimulus
Focal stimulus
Question 31 of 60
In Travelbee’s Theory, this stage’s task involves separating oneself, preconceived ideas, and
experiences, and recognizing others' unique qualities to avoid judging and stereotyping.
Select the correct response:
Phase of Sympathy
Phase of Empathy
Phase of Original Encounter
Phase of Rapport

Question 32 of 60
Why is Levine’s Conservation model considered a grand theory?
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It provides specific nursing actions that will help patients conserve energy and achieve health
It presents various ideas on ways in which nurses are responsible for providing patient care
It has one central idea supported by smaller concepts
It challenges traditional thinking about nursing and its place within the healthcare landscape

Question 33 of 60
Physiological Mode Needs areas in Roy’s Adaptation model. Select all that applies.
Select the correct response:
Recreation
Elimination (fluid & solid)
Fluid & electrolytes
Rest & Activity
Oxygen
Nutrition

Question 34 of 60
Person as holistic adaptive system in constant Interaction with the internal and external environment
to maintain integrity . Successful adaptation occurs that leads to optimal health and well-being, quality
of life, and death with dignity.
Select the correct response:
Caring theory
System model
Self Care-Deficit Nursing theory
Roy’s Adaptation Model

Question 35 of 60
How many subsystems are in the Behavioral System Model?
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17 subsystems
21 subsystems
3 subsystems
7 subsystems

Question 36 of 60
Imogene King’s “goal attainment theory” is a type of
Select the correct response:
Outcome Theories
Interaction Theories
Need Theories
Humanistic Theories
Question 37 of 60
Levine's tour principles of conservation deal with all except:
Select the correct response:
Structural integrity
Adaptive integrity
Personal integrity
Energy

Question 38 of 60
She was born on August 12, 1926.
Select the correct response:
Ida Jean Orlando
Dorothy Johnsons
Imogene King
Joyce Travelbee

Question 39 of 60
What is Faye Abdellah’s Theory?
Select the correct response:
Goal Attainment Theory
Human to human Relationship
Helping Art of Nursing
21 Nursing Problem Theory

Question 40 of 60
Promoting healing an maintaining wholeness
Select the correct response:
Conservation of Energy
Structural Integrity
Personal Integrity
Social Integrity

Question 41 of 60
Which of the following is not one of the five methods of helping in Orem self-care deficit theory?
Select the correct response:
teaching
guiding
supporting
questioning

Question 42 of 60
Exists when the interaction or conman keep:atoms to toe environment, permit ease- the assurance of
integrity in all the dimensions of life.
Select the correct response:
Adaptation
Conservation
Wholeness
Question 43 of 60
In Travelbee”s Theory, This stage is characterized “by the ability to predict the behavior of another”
Select the correct response:
Phase of Emerging Identities
Phase of Sympathy
Phase of the Original Encounter
Phase of Empathy

Question 44 of 60
The following are the interpersonal system of Imogene king theory, select all that apply
Select the correct response:
transition
interaction
Stress
communication
role

Question 45 of 60
Orem's self-care theory provides a way of looking at and investigating what ___ do.
Select the correct response:
social workers
nurses
nurse manages
patients

Question 46 of 60
According to Imogene King , a concept is:
Select the correct response:
A fixed idea
A group of ideas relating to the same subjects
a plan for treatment
an organization of reference points

Question 47 of 60

In deliberate nursing process, this stage is to collect data related to outcomes, compare data with
outcomes, relate nursing actions to client goals or outcomes, draw conclusions about problem status
Select the correct response:
Assessment
Implementing
Planning
Evaluating

Question 48 of 60

Roy has employed concept analysis synthesis and the development of propositional claims for what?
Select the correct response:
Instrument Development
Theory Development
Personal Reflection
Research Studies
Question 49 of 60

An attitude toward life and reality that evolves to each nurses belief and code of conducts, motivates
the nurse to act, and guide nurses thinking about what to do
Select the correct response:
Philosophy
Purpose
Practice
Art

Question 50 of 60
Describe how complex systems continue to function in the face of severe challenges
Select the correct response:
Wholeness
Conservation
Adaptation

Question 51 of 60
Which word best describes the role of the nurse when using the nursing process to meet the needs of
the patient holistically?
Select the correct response:
Teacher
Advocate
Surrogate
Counselor

Question 52 of 60
Orlando’s deliberative nursing process theory has five (5) major interrelated concepts.
Select the correct response:
Function of professional nursing, Presents, Immediate action, Nursing discipline, Improvement
Function of professional nursing, Presenting behavior, Immediate Reaction, Nursing Process
Discipline, Improvement
Function of Professional Nursing, Presenting Behavior, Reaction, Nursing Discipline, Improvement
Function of Professional Nursing, Presenting Behavior, Immediate Response, Nursing Process
Disciple, Improvement

Question 53 of 60
This theory views nursing as both a science and art states that nursing focuses on people and the
manifestations that emerge from the manual human-environmental field process.
Select the correct response:
Science of Unitary-Human Beings
Deliberative Nursing Process
Homeodynamic Principles
Goal Attainment Theory

Question 54 of 60
What was the fundamental question that Orem’s Self-Care Deficit Theory was based upon?
Select the correct response:
What is the form, the structure, and the content elements of nursing assistance?
What is the condition that indicates that a person needs nursing care?
Why do nurses do what they do?
What is the subject matter of nursing?
Question 55 of 60
According to this theorist, the nurse validates his or her understanding of the need of the patient.
Select the correct response:
Dorothy Johnsons
Imogene King
Martha Rogers
Ida Jean Orlando

Question 56 of 60
It speaks to the nature of the change occurring between human and environmental fields. The life
process in human beings is a symphony of rhythmical vibrations oscillating at various frequencies.
Select the correct response:
Principles of Resonancy
Principle of Helicacy
Principle of Integrality
Principle of Reciprocy

Question 57 of 60
Self-consistency falls under which of Roy’s Adaptation model following adaptive modes?
Select the correct response:
Self-concept group identity
Interdependence
Physiological-physical
Role-function

Question 58 of 60
Formulate goals/desired outcomes, select nursing interventions, write nursing interventions.
Select the correct response:
Assessing
Diagnosing
Evaluating
Planning

Question 59 of 60
Weidenbach’s prescriptive theory is based on 3 factors, select all that apply
Select the correct response:
Central purpose
Prescription
Nursing
Health
Realities

Question 60 of 60
Anna is recalling her knowledge about this theory which is grouped into health concerns in three
systems: Social. Personal, Interpersonal
Select the correct response:
Dorothy Johson
Ida Jean Orlando
Joyce Travelbee
Imogene King
Question 61
In assessment using Levine’s theory Levine indicates psychosocial assessment should focus on
Public Self
Private Self
History
Information needed to plan to appropriate treatment

Question 62.
Question 17. In Travelbee’s Theory, this stage’s task involves separating oneself, preconceived
ideas, and experiences and recognizing others’ unique qualities to avoid judging and stereotyping.
Select the correct response:
Phase of the Original Encounter
Phase of Sympathy
Phase of Empathy
Phase of Rapport

Question 63:

The patient identifies with those who can help him or her. The nurse permit exploration of feelings too
and patient undergoing illness as an experience that orients feeling and strengthens positive forces in
the personality and provides needed satisfaction.

Identification phase
Resolution
Orientation phase
Exploitation phase

Question 64:
She wrote a family-centered maternity nursing and was influenced by Ida Jean Orlando in her works
in her framework.

Faye Glenn Abdellah

Ernestine Weidenbach
Myra Estrin Levine
Hildegard Peplau

Question 65:
She wrote the family-centered maternity nursing in 1958.
Faye Glenn Abdellah
Ernestine Weidenbach
Myra Estrin Levine
Hildegard Peplau

Question 66:
The following are the nursing skills identify the theory Abdellah. Select all that apply
Problem solving
Communication Skills
Observation of Health Status
Application of Knowledge
Use of Personal resources
Question 67:

Which of the following statements is the best interpretation of Levine’s theory based on the concepts
presented?
Each person’s adaptive responses are unique to him or her
It is the nurse’s role to teach a patient how to adopt in the best ways to illness
Physiologic responses to stressors occur the same way in each individual
A patient who lacks a strong social support network is unlikely to achieve optimal health

Question 68:
Focus attention on the patient as a person (ownership of identity, respect, and esteem)
Structural Integrity
Conservation of Energy
Personal Integrity
Social Integrity

Question 69:
What are the Four Conservation Principles types of Levine theory? Select all that apply
Personal Integrity
Conservation of Energy
Social Integrity
Structural Integrity

Question 70.
Which the nurse wants to accomplish through what she does these are activities directed towards the overall
good of the patient
Practice
Art
Philosophy
Purpose

Question 71:
What does the nurse strive to do in Peplau’s theory?
Develop nurse-client relationship
Perform nursing skills effectively
Make a goal between the patient and the nurse
Identify possible problem