Which of the following is an example of Orem's self-care theory?
a. Assuring proper fresh air and ventilation
b. Demonstrating good handwashing techniques
c. Assisting a disoriented patient with a bath
d. Performing a visual screening exam
ANS: C
A
Proper ventilation was described by Nightingale.
B
Good handwashing was described by Nightingale.
C
Providing adequate patient hygiene is described in Orem's theory of nursing as providing assistance to a person because of the person's inabilities for self-care.
D
Preventive services are not addressed in Orem's theory.
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