5 Imogene King's Goal Attainment Theory

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Which theory by King describes a dynamic, interpersonal relationship in which a person grows and develops to attain certain life goals?

Theory of Goal Attainment

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According to King (1990), what is the goal of nursing care?

Helping individuals maintain or regain health

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What are the four factors that affect goal attainment in King’s theory?

Roles, Stress, Space, Time

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According to King’s assumptions, what is the focus of nursing?

The care of human beings

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According to King’s assumptions, what is the goal of nursing?

The health care of individuals and groups

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In King’s assumptions, what type of systems are human beings that constantly interact with their environment?

Open systems

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In King’s assumptions, what do the nurse and client do together: communicate information, set goals mutually, and then act to attain them?

The basic assumption of the nursing process

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In King’s assumptions, how does each human being perceive the world when making transactions with individuals and things in the environment?

As a total person

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In King’s assumptions, what represents a life situation in which the perceiver and the thing perceived are encountered, and each is changed in the process?

Transaction

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What are the 3 conceptual systems according to Imogene King's Goal Attainment Theory?

Personal, Interpersonal, Social

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In King’s framework, which system includes perception, self, growth and development, body image, space, and time?

Personal system (individuals)

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In King’s framework, which system includes interaction, communication, transaction, role, and stress?

Interpersonal system (group)

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In King’s framework, which system includes organization, authority, power, status, and decision-making?

Social system (society)

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In King’s process, which step begins with both the nurse and the patient perceiving the situation?

Perception

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In King’s process, which step involves the nurse interpreting the patient’s condition and needs based on perceptions?

Judgment

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In King’s process, which step involves the nurse taking actions such as assessment, education, counseling, or treatment after judgment?

Action

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In King’s process, which step is produced by each action?

Reaction

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In King’s process, which step involves the nurse and patient exchanging information through continuous communication?

Interaction

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In King’s process, which step occurs when the nurse and patient agree on goals and the means to achieve them?

Transaction (Goal Attainment)

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In King’s process, which step is shown as a loop around the model to indicate continuous evaluation?

Feedback

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In King’s theory, what happens when individuals interact to set goals?

Goal attainment

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n King’s theory, what is the human process observed when two or more people interact, such as in families and social events?

Interaction

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In King’s theory, what do nurses bring that influences perceptions, communications, and interactions while performing the functions of the role?

Knowledge and skills

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In King’s theory, which step determines whether or not goals were attained, restarting the process if they were not?

Evaluation

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Which process does King’s Theory of Goal Attainment provide the theoretical knowledge base to implement, using the nursing process (ADPIE)?

Nursing process (ADPIE)

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What does ADPIE stands for?

Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation

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In King’s metaparadigm, what kind of beings are individuals considered to be? (PERSON)

Spiritual beings

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In King’s metaparadigm, what do individuals use to record their history and preserve their culture? (PERSON)

Language and other symbols

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In King’s metaparadigm, how are individuals described in terms of their nature, worth, and ability to think and make decisions? (PERSON)

Unique
Holistic of intrinsic worth
Capable of rational thinking and decision-making

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In King’s metaparadigm, in what three ways do individuals differ from one another? (PERSON)

Needs, Wants, Goals

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In King’s metaparadigm, which concept is the background for human interaction?

Environment

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In King’s metaparadigm, which concept refers to the dynamic life experiences of a human being?

Health

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In King’s metaparadigm, what does health imply continuous adjustment to?

Stressors in the internal and external environment

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In King’s metaparadigm, how do individuals achieve their maximum potential for daily living in relation to health?

Through optimum use of one’s resources

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In King’s metaparadigm, which concept is the process of action, reaction, and interaction in which nurse and client share information about their perceptions?

Nursing

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In King’s metaparadigm, what type of behavior is nursing considered to be in the healthcare society (King, 1971)? (NURSING)

Observable behavior

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In King’s metaparadigm, what is the goal of nursing? (NURSING)

Helping individuals maintain their health so they can function in their roles