Question 1

________ is the characteristic of basic values of the individual healthcare provider that becomes visible in the provider's character,attitude,and action:&#10;A)Ethics&#10;B)Ethos&#10;C)Caring culture&#10;D)Caring communion

Accepted Answer

Ethos refers to the characteristic of basic values of the individual healthcare provider that becomes visible in the provider's character, attitude, and action. Ethics refers to the principles of right and wrong that guide the behavior of healthcare providers. Caring culture and caring communion refer to an environment in which caring values are promoted and practiced by all individuals involved in healthcare, rather than to individual values.

Question 2

What,according to Eriksson,is the union of compassion and mercy?&#10;A)Caring communion&#10;B)Suffering&#10;C)Caritas&#10;D)Health

Accepted Answer

According to Eriksson, "Caritas" is the union of compassion and mercy, representing a fundamental aspect of caring in her theory.

Question 3

Genuine caring,according to Eriksson,is:&#10;A)A state of being.&#10;B)A behavior.&#10;C)A feeling.&#10;D)An ontology.

Accepted Answer

Genuine caring, according to Katie Eriksson, is considered an ontology. Ontology refers to the philosophical study of the nature of being, becoming, existence, or reality. Eriksson views caring as a fundamental aspect of human existence and being, rather than merely a state, behavior, or feeling.

Question 4

Which of the following is considered a core concept of Eriksson's Theory of Caritative Caring?&#10;A)Caring&#10;B)Sacrifice&#10;C)Communion&#10;D)Reconciliation

Accepted Answer

Caring is a core concept of Eriksson's Theory of Caritative Caring, which emphasizes the importance of caring in the nurse-patient relationship.

Question 5

The purpose of caring is to alleviate suffering,serve life,and support health and well-being.

Accepted Answer

Caring has the purpose of alleviating suffering, serving life, and supporting health and well-being. This is widely accepted as the main objective of caregiving in healthcare and other domains.

Question 6

A caring relationship is formed when the nurse engages in:&#10;A)A caring culture.&#10;B)A caring communion.&#10;C)Meaning-creation encounters.&#10;D)A caring reconciliation.

Accepted Answer

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Question 7

Which of the following dimensions of patient suffering is considered a violation of patient's dignity?&#10;A)Suffering related to illness&#10;B)Suffering related to life&#10;C)Suffering related to care&#10;D)Suffering related to caritas

Accepted Answer

Suffering related to care is considered a violation of patient's dignity. This includes experiencing inadequate or inappropriate care, feeling disrespected, or being treated without compassion or empathy.

Question 8

According to Eriksson's ontological health model,health is the constant movement between health and ___________?&#10;A)Suffering&#10;B)Caring&#10;C)Doing&#10;D)Being

Accepted Answer

According to Eriksson's ontological health model, health is described as the constant movement between health and suffering. This model emphasizes the dynamic and ever-changing nature of health, where individuals continuously navigate between states of health and experiences of suffering.

Question 9

Eriksson's Theory of Caritative Caring recognizes the alleviation of suffering as an absence of suffering.

Accepted Answer

Eriksson's Theory of Caritative Caring emphasizes not merely the absence of suffering but the active presence of caring, aiming to alleviate suffering through a deep connection and understanding between the caregiver and the patient. It focuses on love, compassion, and the dignity of the human being.

Deck 33: Katie Erikssons Theory of Caritative Caring