Nursing Theorist Crossword Puzzle

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  1. 5. This theorist believed nursing is both an art and a science, and believed that humans are one with their environment.
  2. 7. This theorist believed each person has a sense of inferiority they need to overcome.
  3. 9. This theorist developed the Transitions Theory which began with observations of experiences where people faced changes related to health.
  4. 13. This theorist believed that in order for a patient to recover, their most basic health needs. must be met and the nurse is to help provide these needs.
  5. 14. This theorist's theory of Carative Caring says the ultimate goal of caring is to lighten suffering and serve life and health.
  6. 17. This theorist developed the theory of comfort, and stated that comfort is "an antidote to stressors inherent in health care situations".
  7. 18. This theorist focused on the idea of cultural medicinal practices and their impact on nursing.
  8. 19. This theorists model consists of four concepts, including the conservation of energy and conservation of social integrity.
  9. 20. She developed the Postpartum Depression Theory which provides evidence to understand and prevent postpartum depression.
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  1. 1. Her theory helps give nurses a holistic view of their patients.
  2. 2. What theorist worked with his wife to suggest that for mental health, nurses should only do what is necessary in order to prevent patients from depending solely on nurses rather than healing on their own?
  3. 3. Who developed a theory of health as expanding consciousness and believed everyone was part of the universal process of expanding consciousness, regardless of diagnosis or illness?
  4. 4. This theorist believed health is in the hands of the patient and her theory followed the themes of meaning, transcendence, and rhythmicity.
  5. 6. This theorist developed the Maternal Role Attainment Theory.
  6. 8. This theorist's Child Health Assessment Model created a nationwide movement in improving the success of assessing early child and infant development.
  7. 10. This theorist claims that the nurse-patient relationship is not uniform, professionalized blueprint but rather a "kaleidoscope of intimacy and distance in some of the most dramatic moments of life".
  8. 11. She developed the Self-Transcendence Theory which had three basic concepts: vulnerability, self-transcendence, and well-being.
  9. 12. Her Philosophy of Caring states that caring, solidarity, and moral practice are unavoidable realities.
  10. 15. His theory states there is a dynamic balance of forces working in opposite directions in order to create positive change within the nurse's work setting.
  11. 16. This theorist described how individuals form meaning from illness-related situations.