Evolution of Nursing (Ch1)
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| What did the American Medical Association recommend for all large hosp to est in 1869? | To establish their own schools of nursing |
| The latin word for nursing and its meaning | Nutrire (to nurture) |
| NCLEX | National Council Licensing Examination |
| What was the first school of nursing est in 1800's? | Lutheran Order of Deaconesses |
| Who guided the Lutheran Order of Deaconesses? | Pastor Theodore Fliender from Kaiserwerth Germany |
| Which hospital did Florence Nightingale play a role in a significant drop in mortality during the Crimean War? | Barrack Hospital |
| Who was the first nursing theorist? | Florence Nightingale |
| How did Florence Nightingale establish reduced mortality rates at the Barrack Hospital? | -Sanitary conditions established -hosp units were cleaned -clothes were washed regularly |
| What nursing school did Florence Nightingale est in 1860? | The nursing school at Saint Thomas Hospital in London |
| What was the "Nightingale Plan"? | -Students had to pass strict procedures for admission -Formal instruction training lasted 1yr -Complete records were kept on each students progress |
| How did the "Nightingale Nurses" improve pt care? | -Good hygiene and sanitation -pt observation -accurate record keeping -nutritional improvements -the intro/use of new med equip |
| Who est the first Protestant hosp in America? What year and where? | Pastor Theodore Fliedner in 1849 Pittsburgh |
| Which hospital was the first formal nursing education in US started at? | Pittsburgh Infirmary by Flienders deaconesses |
| What did the American Medical Association recommend for all large hosp to est in 1869? | To establish their own schools of nursing |
| Who organized the American Society of Superintendents of Training Schools of Nursing in 1893? | -Lavinia Dock -Isabel Hampton Robb |
| Developed the American Red Cross in 1881? | Clara Barton |
| Organize the first grading system of theory and practice in the schools of nursing. One of the founders of the American Journal of Nursing. | Isabel Hampton Robb |
| Graduated from the New England Hospital for Women and Children in 1879, becoming the first African American professional nurse. | Mary Eliza Mahoney |
| A leader in nursing Education. Developed curriculum concepts and guidelines for student nurses. Assisted in the development of the International Council of Nurses. | Mary Adelaide Nutting |
| Name the 5 levels of Maslow's hierarchy(bottom to top) | -Physiologic -Safety and Security -Love & Belongingness -Esteem -Self-Actualization |
| What are the factors that have changed nursing? | -how we care for the sick -the relationship of people & environment -education -technological advances |
| First states to mandate licensure in 1903? | New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, Virginia |
| What name did the American Society of Superintendents of Training Schools become in 1911? | The National League for Nursing Education (NLNE) |
| When was the Army School of Nursing est? | World War I 1917 |
| Subsidized nursing program developed for women and men to earn and education and career while serving their country in the war. | Cadet Nurse Corps WWII |
| What position did the National League for Nurses (NLN) release in 2014? | Recognized LVN/LPN as a valued member of the nursing care team |
| First US LPN school established in 1892? | Ballard School Brooklyn, NY |
| Respect all patients as individuals and ensure quality care for all. | Bill of Patients Rights |
| A nursing program that satisfies the minimum standards set by the state agency responsible for overseeing educational programs | An approved program |
| A higher standard of nursing program schools | Accreditation |
| What is the official membership organization for LVN/LPNs? | The National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses (NFLPN) est 1949 |
| What is the major goal of the health care system? | To achieve optimal levels of health care for a defined population |
| Total pt care that considers the physical, emotional, social, economic, & spiritual needs of a person | Holistic Health Care |
| Who developed Maslow's hierarchy? | Abraham Maslow in 1940's |
| What state passed the first laws for licensing of Practical and Vocational nursing licensing and when? | Mississippi in 1914 |
| What organization sets the standards for LVN/LPN education? | National Assoc of Practical Nurse Education (NAPNE) |
| What is a network of agencies, facilities, and providers involved with health care in a specified geographic are? | A Health Care System |
| The range of a persons total health | Wellness-illness continuum |
| What are the 3 levels of health promotion? | -Primary prevention -Secondary prevention -Tertiary prevention |
| This level seeks to avoid disease states through wellness activities and preemptive screening programs such as mammo, colonosc, and glucose screening | Primary prevention |
| This level recognizes the presence of disease but seeks to reduce the impact of the condition by encouraging behaviors to promote health (ex. dietary teaching) | Secondary prevention |
| This level is to manage care activities for those with serious health problems who seek to improve the quality of life and reduce further loss of function | Tertiary prevention |
| The role and scope of practice of an LVN outlined by the state | The Nurse Practice Act |
| UAP | Unlicensed Assistive Personnel |
| Providers that become overly cautious out of fear of claim, order costly tests and procedures to protect themselves from malpractice | Defensive medicine |
| How are health care providers expected to provide service? | In a knowledgeable, safe, and expeditious manner and to work in cooperative manner for their benefit |
| What are the nursing care models? | -Nursing -Patient -Health -Environment |
| What is the primary goal of the health care team? | To reach the optimal physical, mental, and social well-being of the pt |
| Who was the founder of NFLPN? | Lillian Kuster |