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1. What is situation specific nursing theory?
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A theory that focuses on the general needs of all patients.
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A theory that focuses on the unique needs of each patient in different situations.
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A theory that focuses on the needs of nurses in different situations.
2. Who developed a situation specific nursing theory?
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Edmond, Montigny, Webster, Zeghiche, and Bosse
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Patricia Benner
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Jean Watson
3. What is the main goal of situation specific nursing theory?
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To provide care based on the nurse's personal preferences.
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To provide standardized care for all patients.
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To provide individualized care based on the patient's unique situation.
4. What are the key components of situation specific nursing theory?
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Medical knowledge, technical skills, and administrative abilities.
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Communication skills, teamwork, and time management.
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Clinical judgment, skilled know-how, and ethical behavior.
5. How does situation specific nursing theory differ from other nursing theories?
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It emphasizes the importance of individualized care and the nurse's expertise.
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It focuses on the role of technology in healthcare.
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It prioritizes cost-effectiveness and efficiency.
6. What is the role of the nurse in situation specific nursing theory?
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To assess the patient's unique situation and provide appropriate care.
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To delegate tasks to other healthcare professionals.
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To follow standardized protocols and procedures.
7. How does situation specific nursing theory contribute to patient outcomes?
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By reducing healthcare costs and increasing efficiency.
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By focusing on disease prevention and health promotion.
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By promoting individualized care and improving patient satisfaction.
8. What are some criticisms of situation specific nursing theory?
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It lacks a solid theoretical foundation.
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It places too much emphasis on the nurse's expertise.
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It may be difficult to apply in certain healthcare settings.
9. How can nurses apply situation specific nursing theory in practice?
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By following standardized care plans for all patients.
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By relying solely on evidence-based practice guidelines.
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By using clinical judgment to tailor care to each patient's unique needs.
10. What is the future of situation specific nursing theory?
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It will become obsolete as technology advances.
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It will be replaced by a more standardized approach to nursing.
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It will continue to evolve and adapt to meet the changing needs of healthcare.
11. What is induction?
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The process of reasoning from specific cases to general principles.
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The process of reasoning from specific cases to specific cases.
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The process of reasoning from general principles to specific cases.
12. What is the first step in a proof by mathematical induction?
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Proving the base case.
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Assuming the induction hypothesis.
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Proving the induction step.
13. What is the induction hypothesis?
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Assuming the statement holds for some specific case.
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Assuming the statement is false.
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Assuming the statement holds for all cases.
14. What is the induction step?
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Proving the statement holds for the previous case assuming it holds for the current case.
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Proving the statement holds for a random case.
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Proving the statement holds for the next case assuming it holds for the current case.
15. What is the principle of induction?
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If a property holds for the base case and the induction step, it holds for all cases.
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If a property holds for all cases, it holds for the base case and the induction step.
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If a property holds for the base case, it holds for all cases.
16. What is the purpose of nursing science deduction?
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To provide direct patient care
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To analyze healthcare policies
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To generate theories and hypotheses about nursing phenomena
17. Which research method is commonly used in nursing science deduction?
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Qualitative research
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Quantitative research
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Experimental research
18. What is the first step in the nursing science deduction process?
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Identifying a research problem
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Collecting data
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Analyzing data
19. What is the purpose of data analysis in nursing science deduction?
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To develop research questions
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To collect data
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To draw conclusions and make inferences
20. What is the final step in the nursing science deduction process?
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Collecting data
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Formulating research questions
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Disseminating research findings
21. What is the role of theory in nursing science deduction?
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To guide the research process
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To collect data
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To analyze research findings
22. What is the purpose of literature review in nursing science deduction?
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To analyze research findings
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To identify gaps in existing knowledge
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To collect primary data
23. What is the purpose of research ethics in nursing science deduction?
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To ensure accurate data collection
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To promote research collaboration
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To protect the rights and welfare of research participants
24. What is the significance of nursing science deduction in improving patient care?
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It enhances communication among healthcare professionals
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It improves healthcare policies
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It helps generate evidence-based practices and interventions
25. What is the purpose of nursing theory?
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To guide nursing practice and improve patient care
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To provide a historical perspective on nursing
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To promote interdisciplinary collaboration
26. What is the difference between a grand theory and a middle-range theory?
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Middle-range theories are more applicable to practice
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Grand theories are more abstract and comprehensive
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Grand theories are developed by novice researchers
27. What is the research process in nursing?
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A method to validate existing knowledge
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A systematic inquiry to generate new knowledge
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A process to collect patient data
28. What is evidence-based practice?
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Implementing standardized protocols without question
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Relying solely on personal experience and intuition
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Using the best available evidence to guide clinical decision-making
29. What is the purpose of qualitative research in nursing?
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To explore subjective experiences and meanings
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To measure objective outcomes and variables
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To conduct experiments and control variables
30. What is a hypothesis?
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A summary of research findings
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A testable prediction or explanation
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A statistical analysis of data
31. What is a systematic review?
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A study conducted in a controlled laboratory setting
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A survey of public opinion on a specific topic
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A comprehensive synthesis of multiple research studies
32. What is the purpose of a nursing research proposal?
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To outline a study's objectives, methods, and expected outcomes
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To summarize the findings of a completed study
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To present a theoretical framework for future research
33. What is the role of a nurse researcher?
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To administer research grants and funding
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To provide direct patient care in a clinical setting
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To generate and disseminate knowledge to improve nursing practice
34. What is the significance of evidence-based practice in nursing?
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It limits the autonomy of healthcare professionals
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It reduces the need for ongoing research
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It improves patient outcomes and promotes quality care
35. What is the urgent need in modern nursing research?
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Expansion of disciplinary knowledge
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Renovation of existing nursing theories and generation of new theories
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Improvement of scientific methodologies
36. What has been abandoned due to minimal renovation of existing nursing theory?
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Higher-order theories such as metaparadigm and grand theories
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Middle-range theories
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Practice theory
37. What is the future of nursing research dependent on?
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Renovation of existing grand theories
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Expansion of disciplinary knowledge
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Development of middle-range and practice theory
38. What is the path forward for nursing theory and research?
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Generation of knowledge that has relevance for nursing and influences scientific inquiry across disc
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Renovation of existing grand theories
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Expansion of disciplinary knowledge
39. What has nursing theory and research generated evidence relevant to?
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Middle-range theories
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Scientific inquiry across disciplines
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The discipline of nursing
40. What should the future of nursing theory and research focus on?
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Renovation of existing grand theories
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Generation of new knowledge that transects disciplinary boundaries
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Expansion of disciplinary knowledge
41. What is required for the way forward in nursing theory and research?
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Paradigmatic shift, critical appraisal of existing theories, and development of new theories
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Expansion of disciplinary knowledge, improvement of scientific methodologies, and conduct of researc
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Renovation of existing grand theories, development of middle-range and practice theory, and conduct
42. What should nursing theory and research focus on in the 21st century and beyond?
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Expansion of disciplinary knowledge
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Renovation of existing grand theories
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Development of knowledge that has applicability to practice and transdisciplinary relevance
43. What is the goal of nursing theory and research?
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To influence scientific inquiry across disciplines
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To expand disciplinary knowledge
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To develop new theories
44. What should be the approach to nursing theory and research?
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Philosophical orientation, critical appraisal of existing theories, and conduct of research
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Expansion of disciplinary knowledge, improvement of scientific methodologies, and development of new
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Renovation of existing grand theories, development of middle-range and practice theory, and conduct