Virginia Henderson obtained her nursing diploma from this school at the Walter Reed Hospital, which may have been influenced by the nursing shortage created by WWI.
What is the Army School of Nursing?
100
How many basic needs components of nursing activities did V. Henderson identify within her theory?
What is 14?
100
V Henderson's goal of nursing was to help the patient achieve this in order to maintain/ achieve health... (or a peaceful death)
What is the highest level of independence?
100
Henderson believed that this was where the patient lived and learned.
What is environment?
100
Although her theory is an example of this and therefore cannot be tested in it’s original form, the theory can be used to develop hypotheses which CAN can be tested.
What is a Grand Theory?
200
V Henderson's passion for higher education, teaching and caring for others likely came from these people over many years. ( as near as we can guess.)
What is her family (or upbringing)?
200
Henderson's basic needs components are broken down into 4 subcategories, 2 of which are physiological and spiritual.
Name the 1 of the other 2 basic needs components.
What are psychological or sociological?
200
According to Henderson: “In order for a nurse to practice as an expert in her own right and use the scientific approach to the improvement of practice, the nurse needs the kind of education only available in" this type of school
What is college and university?
200
V Henderson's needs theory fits into this particular paradigm theory of R Parse.
What is Totality Paradigm?
200
Nurses in which clinical setting can use these components to assess patients’ needs
What is any / all settings?
300
V Henderson had an interest in the soldiers health most likely given that these particular people were part of the armed services
What is 2 of her brothers?
300
The basic need component subcategory that "work in a way that provides a sense of accomplishment" would fall under
What is Sociological?
300
V Henderson was motivated to clarify the role of nursing due to her strong dislike of the basic nursing curriculum of the time, which viewed nursing as an extension of this discipline
What is Medical Practice or Medicine?
300
V Henderson believed in including these people when caring for a patient, as she viewed them as "one" unit or a whole.
What is a family?
300
V Henderson's theory can be interpreted as this type of care as it includes physiological, psychological, spiritual and sociological care.
What is Holistic?
400
V Henderson's 14 basic needs were influenced by this psychologists work on human motivation
Who was Maslow?
400
Name one of the 2 basic needs that fall under the subcategory of Psychological
What is ability to Communicate (to express needs, fears or opinions)
or ability to Learn, Discover, Satisfy curiosity leading to normal development?
400
V Henderson didn't seek to create a theory, but rather sought to identify the unique roles of nurses. She used this word to describe her ideas on guiding the practice of nursing.
What is a "concept"?
400
Henderson felt that the nurse was the expert on what health looked like, and therefore knew what the patient needed, making her the authority and decision maker. This is a part of which of Parse's paradigms
What is Totality Paradigm?
400
V Henderson identified how many of her 14 needs as being physiological
What is 9?
500
V Henderson recognized that this nurse had an influence on her concept of nurse-patient relationship.
Who is Ida Orlando?
500
The 14 needs can be met, partially met or unmet, therefore it can be said that a person is either healthy, somewhat healthy, or not healthy at all. This suggests that health can be defined as this.
What is Quantifiable?
500
V Henderson identified 3 levels of nursing care, Substitutive (doing for the patient), Supplementary (Helping the client)
and this higher level of care
What is Complementary? (partnering with the client)
500
Henderson defined this as the ability to perform the 14 activities of nursing care without assistance.
What is Health?
500
V Henderson was known by several monikers, name one
What is "The First Lady of Nursing", "The Mother of Modern Nursing" or "The American Florence Nightingale"