Question 1

In Parse's view, nurses should focus on:&#10;A) Patient health.&#10;B) Medical process.&#10;C) Special knowing.&#10;D) Knowing participation.

Accepted Answer

Parse's theory emphasizes the importance of "knowing participation" in the human-universe-health process, where nurses engage with patients in a mutual process of understanding and decision-making.

Question 2

In the Humanbecoming school of thought, paradoxes are:&#10;A) Opposites of the same concept.&#10;B) Problems to be solved.&#10;C) Roadblocks to becoming.&#10;D) How humans live their chosen meanings.

Accepted Answer

In the Humanbecoming school of thought, paradoxes are seen as how humans live their chosen meanings. Paradoxes are not seen as opposites or problems, but rather as natural occurrences that exist because humans give meaning to different aspects of their lives. By living their chosen meanings, humans are able to navigate these paradoxes and create a sense of harmony within themselves.

Question 3

Parse's school of thought leads to which of the following three major themes?&#10;A) Imaging, Revealing-concealing and Transforming&#10;B) Meaning, Rhythmicity, and Transcendence&#10;C) Languaging, Connecting-separating, and Powering&#10;D) Valuing, Enabling-limiting and Originating

Accepted Answer

Parse's school of thought, known as the Human Becoming Theory, is centered around the three major themes of meaning, rhythmicity, and transcendence.

Question 4

From a humanbecoming perspective, data are extracted from nurse-person dialogs by using:&#10;A) Empirical induction.&#10;B) Dialectical Construction.&#10;C) Conversational structuring.&#10;D) Heuristic Interpretation.

Accepted Answer

Heuristic Interpretation is used in the humanbecoming perspective to extract data from nurse-person dialogs, focusing on understanding and interpreting the lived experiences of individuals.

Question 5

In this paradigm, nursing practice is more closely aligned with a medical model of care:&#10;A) Simultaneity paradigm.&#10;B) Totality paradigm.&#10;C) Structured paradigm.&#10;D) Humanbecoming paradigm.

Accepted Answer

The totality paradigm places nursing practice within a medical context and highlights the importance of objective data collection and analysis. It emphasizes the use of technology and the medical model of care.

Question 6

The assumptions of the humanbecoming school of thought are written on the ___________ level of discourse:&#10;A) Ontological&#10;B) Epistemological&#10;C) Philosophical&#10;D) Theoretical

Accepted Answer

The assumptions of the humanbecoming school of thought are written on the philosophical level of discourse, as they deal with the underlying beliefs and values about the nature of human beings and their experiences. Ontological assumptions relate to the nature of reality, epistemological assumptions relate to the nature of knowledge, and theoretical assumptions relate to the explanation of phenomena.

Question 7

The goal of nursing from the humanbecoming perspective is:&#10;A) Patient wellness.&#10;B) Quality of life.&#10;C) Overcoming disease.&#10;D) Patient-centered care.

Accepted Answer

The humanbecoming perspective emphasizes that nursing care should be focused on helping patients achieve their own goals for quality of life, rather than trying to impose goals or outcomes that may not be important to them. Therefore, the goal of nursing from this perspective is to support the patient's own vision for their life, rather than simply focusing on clinical outcomes or disease management.

Question 8

The assumptions, values, and meanings expressed and shared in the language patterns of a group of people are defined by Parse as:&#10;A) A culture of care.&#10;B) Humanbecoming nursing.&#10;C) Interactive dialoging.&#10;D) Heuristic interpretation.

Accepted Answer

The concept of "culture of care" in Parse's theory includes the assumptions, values, and meanings that are expressed and shared in the language patterns of a group of people. This relates to the cultural aspect of nursing care, which emphasizes understanding the beliefs and values of individual patients and their families.

Question 9

According to Parse, a basic human science that has co-created human experiences as its central focus is called:&#10;A) Humanbecoming.&#10;B) Being and becoming.&#10;C) Human co-creation.&#10;D) None of the above.

Accepted Answer

Parse's theory is called Humanbecoming, which emphasizes the co-creation of human experiences as the central focus.

Question 10

According to Parse, true presence is a _____________ connection&#10;A) Human-universe&#10;B) Medical-spiritual&#10;C) Nurse-patient&#10;D) Patient-wellness

Accepted Answer

Parse emphasizes the importance of the human-universe connection in achieving true presence, or being fully present in the moment with another person. This involves focusing on the person's experience and creating a non-judgmental, supportive environment for them. Medical-spiritual, nurse-patient, and patient-wellness connections may also be important in healthcare, but do not fully capture the essence of true presence as described by Parse.

Question 11

The Parse research method extracts information from:&#10;A) Participant's medical records.&#10;B) A participant's health journal.&#10;C) Participants' dialogues.&#10;D) Hospital records.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Parse research method extracts information from:&#10;A)...

Deck 15: Rosemarie Rizzo Parses Humanbecoming School of Thought