Eriksson and Roger’s Theory

Question 1

A Finland Swedish nurse

Answer 1

Katie Eriksson

Question 2

When was Katie Eriksson born?

Answer 2

November 18, 1943 (Jakobstad, Finland)

Question 3

In what year did Eriksson graduate at Helsinki Swedish School of Nursing?

Answer 3

1965

Question 4

In what school did Eriksson graduate in the year 1965?

Answer 4

Helsinki Swedish School of Nursing

Question 5

When did Eriksson complete her public health nursing specialty education?

Answer 5

1967

Question 6

Eriksson is a pioneer of caring science in what countries?

Answer 6

Nordic Countries

Question 7

Eriksson is a forerunner of basic research in what?

Answer 7

Caring Science

Question 8

In what year was the Department of Caring Science founded by Eriksson?

Answer 8

1986 (She directed it since 1987)

Question 9

In what university was the department of caring science founded on the year 1986?

Answer 9

Abo Akademi University in Vaasa

Question 10

In what university was the department of caring science founded on the year 1986?

Answer 10

Abo Akademi University

Question 11

When did Eriksson pass away?

Answer 11

August 30, 2019

Question 12

It means love and charity, unites eros and agape, and is unconditional love by nature

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Caritas

Question 13

Fundamental motive of caring science

Answer 13

Caritas

Question 14

Eriksson derived her whole caritative caring theory from the ideas of?

Answer 14

Caritas

Question 15

Passionate love

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Eros

Question 16

The art of making something very special out of something less special

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The act of caring

Question 17

Comprises the ethics of caring, the core of which is determined by the Caritas Motive

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Caritative Caring Ethics

Question 18

Is the concept that Eriksson uses instead of environment

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Caring Culture

Question 19

Constitutes the context of the meaning of caring and the structure that determines caring reality

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Caring communion

Question 20

Constitutes one of the basic concepts of caritative caring ethics. It is partly absolute dignity and partly relative dignity.

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Dignity

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Ontological concept described as a human being’s struggle between good and evil in a state of becoming

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Suffering

Question 22

What are the types of suffering?

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• Suffering related to illness
• Suffering related to care
• Suffering related to life

Question 23

Concept that describes the patient

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The suffering human being

Question 24

Refers to the drama of suffering. It is a prerequisite of caritas.

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Reconciliation

Question 25

Fundamental truths in relation to the conception of the world

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Axioms

Question 26

Fundamental statements concerning the general nature of caring science, and their validity is tested through basic research.

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Theses

Question 27

4 levels of Knowledge

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— Meta-theoretical — Theoretical — Technological — Caring as an Art

Question 28

The caritative caring theory emphasizes nursing as a compassionate, ethical practice aimed at alleviating suffering and promoting well-being, focusing on the patient’s physical, psychological, social and spiritual aspects.

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Nursing

Question 29

Eriksson’s theory of caritative caring emphasizes patient vulnerability in the Nordic countries, with her books consistently included in examination requirements

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Person

Question 30

Eriksson views this as a holistic state encompassing physical, psychological, social, and spiritual wellbeing, influenced by nursing actions and not just the absence of illness

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Health

Question 31

Instead of the traditional concept, Eriksson introduces the concept of caring culture, which characterizes the total reality of caring

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Environment

Question 32

Because Eriksson’s thinking and process model of caring are general, the nursing care process model has proved to be applicable in all contexts of caring, from acute clinical caring and psychiatric care to health-promoting and preventive care

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Practice

Question 33

Since 1970s, Eriksson’s theory has been integrated into various levels of nursing education

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Education

Question 34

Eriksson highlights that genuine caring is simple yet profound, rooted in love, compassion, and ethical responsibility, which allows the patient to **find meaning even in suffering**

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Simplicity

Question 35

According to the concept,compassionate care is an ethical and moral obligation in every human interaction that is not restricted to any specific patient type or healthcare environment

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Generality

Question 36

“The purpose of all nurses is to promote health and well-being for all persons wherever they are. The art of nursing is the creative use of the science of nursing for human-betterment”

Answer 36

Rogers 1990

Question 37

Was an American nurse, researcher, theorist and author

Answer 37

Martha Elizabeth Rogers

Question 38

Developed the Science of Unitary Human Beings theory

Answer 38

Martha Rogers

Question 39

When was Martha Rogers born?

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May 12, 1914

Question 40

Her landmark book is An Introduction to The Theoretical Basis of Nursing

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Martha Rogers

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She was the eldest of four children of Bruce Taylor Rogers and Lucy Rogers

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Martha Rogers

Question 42

Her publication includes 3 books and more than 200 articles

Answer 42

Rogers

Question 43

Where did Roger’s received her nursing diploma? What year?

Answer 43

Knoxville General Hospital School of Nursing (1936)

Question 44

How many lectures did Roger conduct?

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46 lectures in 46 states of U.S.A.

Question 45

She is thought of as: “ahead of her time, in and out of this world”

Answer 45

Martha Rogers