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Define and distinguish between key concepts in the philosophy of science as they apply to nursing, such as paradigms, theories, and models.

Identify various levels of nursing theories and their scope of application.

Comprehend the role and importance of nursing theories in professional practice.

Acknowledge the historical contributions to nursing theory by foundational nursing theorists.

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Definitions:

Secondary Intention

The wound healing process when the wound is left open and heals by the formation of new tissue rather than by primary closure.

Primary Intention

A healing process in which a wound is closed with sutures, staples, or adhesive, allowing it to heal directly without significant scarring.

Tertiary Intention

A method of wound healing where the wound is intentionally left open and closed later, allowing for edema or infection to resolve.

Eschar

A dry, dark scab or falling away of dead skin, typically occurring on a wound or burn site as it heals.