Nursing 101 - Exam 1 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
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Which characteristic of health care in ancient civilizations Health care was closely related to religious practices
distinguishes it from the health care of today?
Health care focused on curing the sick and injured
Health care was closely related to religious practices
Physicians received extensive education in formal
schools
Most health care was provided by women
Which element for the medical practice of Hippocrates The whole patient needs to be treated: mind, body, and spirit
remains appropriate for the health-care providers of the
21st century?
The whole patient needs to be treated: mind, body, and
spirit
Belief that disease is a result of failure to comply with
natural law
Only physicians have enough education to provide safe
health care
Belief that patients should receive care in hospitals,
because that is where they will get best care
Which development during the Roman Empire led to The development of aqueducts and sewage systems
major improvement in health care outcomes?
A rapid growth of medical knowledge
The development of aqueducts and sewage systems
The shift of care from the home to a care facility
A shift to the care of the sick by women
Identify a negative effect that World War II had on health Increased use of LPNs to substitute for RN's
care in the US
An increase in understanding of human anatomy
Increased use of LPNs to substitute for RN's
Expanded access to health care services
Increased pay and benefits for full-time RN's
For which contribution to professional nursing is Isabel Raising the standards for nursing education
Adams Hampton Robb most known?
Changing the laws that affect health care of the poor
Developing storefront clinics in New York City
Raising the standards for nursing education
Advocating the use of MASH units in the Korean War
, Who is credited with the development of the nurse Loretta Ford
practitioner role?
Isabel Robb
Loretta Ford
Florence Newman
Anne Goodrich
What contribution did Lillian Wald make to the nursing As the first public health nurse, she put nurses in public schools
profession?
Identified the need to incorporate handwashing in
nursing care
As the first public health nurse, she put nurses in public
schools
Started the American Association of Nurses
Began nursing schools in rural settings
The Industrial Revolution impacted public health nursing. Crowded living conditions led to the spread of communicable diseases
Which of the following statements is most reflective of
how population impacted health care during this time?
Economically disadvantaged populations had fewer
health care needs
Crowded living conditions led to the spread of
communicable diseases
Large populations moved away from cities to rural
communities
Manufacturing technology developed rapidly and the
economy soared
The early Christian era brought which of the following A belief in the sanctity of human life
important change to health care?
A deep understanding of the anatomy of the human body
The shift of care from the home to large hospitals
The development of aqueducts and sewage systems
A belief in the sanctity of human life
Which development during the Renaissance led to a A rapid growth in medical knowledge and equipment
major improvement in health care?
A rapid growth in medical knowledge and equipment
Establishment of large, centralized hospitals
A shift to women caring for the ill outside of the home
Growth of religious orders to care for the sick
Answers
Which characteristic of health care in ancient civilizations Health care was closely related to religious practices
distinguishes it from the health care of today?
Health care focused on curing the sick and injured
Health care was closely related to religious practices
Physicians received extensive education in formal
schools
Most health care was provided by women
Which element for the medical practice of Hippocrates The whole patient needs to be treated: mind, body, and spirit
remains appropriate for the health-care providers of the
21st century?
The whole patient needs to be treated: mind, body, and
spirit
Belief that disease is a result of failure to comply with
natural law
Only physicians have enough education to provide safe
health care
Belief that patients should receive care in hospitals,
because that is where they will get best care
Which development during the Roman Empire led to The development of aqueducts and sewage systems
major improvement in health care outcomes?
A rapid growth of medical knowledge
The development of aqueducts and sewage systems
The shift of care from the home to a care facility
A shift to the care of the sick by women
Identify a negative effect that World War II had on health Increased use of LPNs to substitute for RN's
care in the US
An increase in understanding of human anatomy
Increased use of LPNs to substitute for RN's
Expanded access to health care services
Increased pay and benefits for full-time RN's
For which contribution to professional nursing is Isabel Raising the standards for nursing education
Adams Hampton Robb most known?
Changing the laws that affect health care of the poor
Developing storefront clinics in New York City
Raising the standards for nursing education
Advocating the use of MASH units in the Korean War
, Who is credited with the development of the nurse Loretta Ford
practitioner role?
Isabel Robb
Loretta Ford
Florence Newman
Anne Goodrich
What contribution did Lillian Wald make to the nursing As the first public health nurse, she put nurses in public schools
profession?
Identified the need to incorporate handwashing in
nursing care
As the first public health nurse, she put nurses in public
schools
Started the American Association of Nurses
Began nursing schools in rural settings
The Industrial Revolution impacted public health nursing. Crowded living conditions led to the spread of communicable diseases
Which of the following statements is most reflective of
how population impacted health care during this time?
Economically disadvantaged populations had fewer
health care needs
Crowded living conditions led to the spread of
communicable diseases
Large populations moved away from cities to rural
communities
Manufacturing technology developed rapidly and the
economy soared
The early Christian era brought which of the following A belief in the sanctity of human life
important change to health care?
A deep understanding of the anatomy of the human body
The shift of care from the home to large hospitals
The development of aqueducts and sewage systems
A belief in the sanctity of human life
Which development during the Renaissance led to a A rapid growth in medical knowledge and equipment
major improvement in health care?
A rapid growth in medical knowledge and equipment
Establishment of large, centralized hospitals
A shift to women caring for the ill outside of the home
Growth of religious orders to care for the sick
