Nursing Exam 1
Dean
Dr Lisa Brousaard
Associate Dean
Dr. Jennifer Lemoine
Bsn Coordinator
tricia Templet
Bsn Director of School
Dr. Deedra Harrington
UL Student Nurses Association
Amber Eaglin
Computer and Audio Instruction
Ms. Laura Stelly
Student Gov Association
Represents student body, student welfare, student activities, student participation,
administration, student opinion
Academic Success Center
advising, change or major, withdrawing from a class, resigning, career counseling,
tutoring
A nurse establishes a "roadmap" for diagnostic tests, activities, and treatments
that standardize care and increase safety while promoting excellence of care in
the acute care setting. The nurse is operating in the role of
Quality manager
which gives full attention to the client when giving care; assists other personnel
in providing care when they are unable to do so; expresses concern about social
trends and issues that have implications for health care
Altruism
which values and respects all patients and colleagues, regardless of
background?
human dignity
which shows nurse is honest and provides care based on an ethical framework
that is accepted in the profession?
integrity
which acts as a health care advocate; allocates resources fairly; reports
incompetent, unethical, and illegal practices objectively and factually?
social justice
which provides nursing care based on respect of patients rights to make
decisions about their health care; honors individuals right to refuse treatment?
autonomy
Egypt
-suture
-Pharmacopoeia with more than 700 drugs
-Nurses used by kings
, Palestine
Moses developed the mosaic code
Greece
-Aesculepius; model for medical caduceus
-Hippocrates -first to attribute disease to natural causes
- Considered the "father of medicine"
India
-Vedas
-Surgery
-Prenatal care
-Hospitals with male nurses
China
believed in the yin and the yang as basis of health
Rome
First military hospital in Europe after crusades
Florence Nightingale
mary seacole
Clara Barton
Founded the American Red Cross in 1881
Benjamin Franklin
advocated for the hospitals and care of sick
WWII
Nursing training act
State Board Test Pool
Hill Burton Act
Harriet Tubman
Conductor of the underground railroad
Barbara Nichols
first black nurse elected president of the ANA
Lilian D. Wald (1867-1940)
established the Henry Street Visiting nurse service in new york
Mary Breckinridge
founded the frontier nursing service
Sojourner Truth
known for her abolotionist and nursing efforts in the civil war
Julie O. Flikke
first nurse to be promoted to colonel in US army
Louisa May Alcott
American writer and reformer known for detailed accounts of nurses during the civil war
Susie King Taylor
once a slave, although hired in the laundry, worked full time as a nurse on the
battlefront with no pay or pension; not considered an official Union Army nurse
Dorthea Dix
schoolteacher that organized military hospitals, provided medical supplies to the Union
Army soldiers;
meet the parents
Dean
Dr Lisa Brousaard
Associate Dean
Dr. Jennifer Lemoine
Bsn Coordinator
tricia Templet
Bsn Director of School
Dr. Deedra Harrington
UL Student Nurses Association
Amber Eaglin
Computer and Audio Instruction
Ms. Laura Stelly
Student Gov Association
Represents student body, student welfare, student activities, student participation,
administration, student opinion
Academic Success Center
advising, change or major, withdrawing from a class, resigning, career counseling,
tutoring
A nurse establishes a "roadmap" for diagnostic tests, activities, and treatments
that standardize care and increase safety while promoting excellence of care in
the acute care setting. The nurse is operating in the role of
Quality manager
which gives full attention to the client when giving care; assists other personnel
in providing care when they are unable to do so; expresses concern about social
trends and issues that have implications for health care
Altruism
which values and respects all patients and colleagues, regardless of
background?
human dignity
which shows nurse is honest and provides care based on an ethical framework
that is accepted in the profession?
integrity
which acts as a health care advocate; allocates resources fairly; reports
incompetent, unethical, and illegal practices objectively and factually?
social justice
which provides nursing care based on respect of patients rights to make
decisions about their health care; honors individuals right to refuse treatment?
autonomy
Egypt
-suture
-Pharmacopoeia with more than 700 drugs
-Nurses used by kings
, Palestine
Moses developed the mosaic code
Greece
-Aesculepius; model for medical caduceus
-Hippocrates -first to attribute disease to natural causes
- Considered the "father of medicine"
India
-Vedas
-Surgery
-Prenatal care
-Hospitals with male nurses
China
believed in the yin and the yang as basis of health
Rome
First military hospital in Europe after crusades
Florence Nightingale
mary seacole
Clara Barton
Founded the American Red Cross in 1881
Benjamin Franklin
advocated for the hospitals and care of sick
WWII
Nursing training act
State Board Test Pool
Hill Burton Act
Harriet Tubman
Conductor of the underground railroad
Barbara Nichols
first black nurse elected president of the ANA
Lilian D. Wald (1867-1940)
established the Henry Street Visiting nurse service in new york
Mary Breckinridge
founded the frontier nursing service
Sojourner Truth
known for her abolotionist and nursing efforts in the civil war
Julie O. Flikke
first nurse to be promoted to colonel in US army
Louisa May Alcott
American writer and reformer known for detailed accounts of nurses during the civil war
Susie King Taylor
once a slave, although hired in the laundry, worked full time as a nurse on the
battlefront with no pay or pension; not considered an official Union Army nurse
Dorthea Dix
schoolteacher that organized military hospitals, provided medical supplies to the Union
Army soldiers;
meet the parents
