Which statement is part of Leininger's Transcultural View of Caring?

A. Caring and curing are basically synonymous is incorrect. Leininger’s theory distinguishes between caring (focused on the emotional and cultural aspects) and curing (focused on medical interventions).
B. Caring acts are independent of patient values is also incorrect. According to Leininger, caring is culturally based and must be aligned with the patient’s values, beliefs, and preferences.
C. Care is tailored to meet the needs of the individual patient is correct. Leininger’s Transcultural Nursing Theory emphasizes that caring should be specific to the individual, considering their cultural background and personal experiences.
D. Care uses a standardized approach for all patients is incorrect because Leininger’s theory advocates for culturally specific care, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

A. Demonstrating how to perform active range of motion relates to psychomotor learning, which involves physical skills rather than cognitive understanding.
B. Expressing satisfaction with sharing feelings is more related to the affective domain (emotions, values, or attitudes), not cognitive learning.
C. Verbalizing decreased desire to commit self-harm is related to psychosocial or emotional learning, not cognitive knowledge.
D. Describing three symptoms of diabetic ketoacidosis is a clear example of cognitive learning, where the patient demonstrates the ability to recall and explain specific information.