NUR 106 CHAPTER 1 WEEK 1
MASTERY QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT RATED
A+
Florence Nightingale Roles
Answer: nurse, statistician, sanitarian, social reformer, and scholar.
Historical Context: Florence Nightingale was not only the pioneer of
modern nursing, but she was also a pioneer in visual statistics (developing
the polar area diagram/coxcomb chart), a prominent sanitarian who reformed
hospital hygiene standards, an influential social reformer, and an
accomplished scholar.
Critical Social Theory Principle
Answer: history
Theoretical Rationale: Critical social theory posits that social phenomena
cannot be understood in isolation; they must be analyzed within their
historical context and overarching power structures to understand how
current societal conditions developed over time.
Christian Era Caregivers
Answer: deaconesses
Historical Context: During the early Christian era, deaconesses (and
monks) were organized caregivers dedicated to visiting and caring for the
sick, poor, and vulnerable populations, laying early foundations for
community-based nursing.
Hebrew Mosaic Health Code
Answer: hygiene
Historical Context: The Mosaic Code (found in Leviticus and
Deuteronomy) represents one of the earliest documented public health
, codes. It contained detailed regulations concerning personal hygiene,
sanitation, quarantine procedures, food safety, and cleanliness.
Exclusion of women from ___________________ during the Middle Ages meant
that the only women allowed by the church to practice healing arts were in
religious nursing orders.
churches
agriculture
universities
courts -ANSWER ✔✔universities
Because 95-98% of nurses are women, the extent of freedom and respect granted
to nurses is tied to whose status in society?
physicians'
women's
men's
children's -ANSWER ✔✔women's
Which philosophy of the Modern Era resulted in perceived separation between the
acts of caring and curing in the healing arts?
Cartesian
Martin Luther's
Galilean
Copernican -ANSWER ✔✔Cartesian
The relationship of social ____________ and nurses' motivation to care for others
is complementary.
MASTERY QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT RATED
A+
Florence Nightingale Roles
Answer: nurse, statistician, sanitarian, social reformer, and scholar.
Historical Context: Florence Nightingale was not only the pioneer of
modern nursing, but she was also a pioneer in visual statistics (developing
the polar area diagram/coxcomb chart), a prominent sanitarian who reformed
hospital hygiene standards, an influential social reformer, and an
accomplished scholar.
Critical Social Theory Principle
Answer: history
Theoretical Rationale: Critical social theory posits that social phenomena
cannot be understood in isolation; they must be analyzed within their
historical context and overarching power structures to understand how
current societal conditions developed over time.
Christian Era Caregivers
Answer: deaconesses
Historical Context: During the early Christian era, deaconesses (and
monks) were organized caregivers dedicated to visiting and caring for the
sick, poor, and vulnerable populations, laying early foundations for
community-based nursing.
Hebrew Mosaic Health Code
Answer: hygiene
Historical Context: The Mosaic Code (found in Leviticus and
Deuteronomy) represents one of the earliest documented public health
, codes. It contained detailed regulations concerning personal hygiene,
sanitation, quarantine procedures, food safety, and cleanliness.
Exclusion of women from ___________________ during the Middle Ages meant
that the only women allowed by the church to practice healing arts were in
religious nursing orders.
churches
agriculture
universities
courts -ANSWER ✔✔universities
Because 95-98% of nurses are women, the extent of freedom and respect granted
to nurses is tied to whose status in society?
physicians'
women's
men's
children's -ANSWER ✔✔women's
Which philosophy of the Modern Era resulted in perceived separation between the
acts of caring and curing in the healing arts?
Cartesian
Martin Luther's
Galilean
Copernican -ANSWER ✔✔Cartesian
The relationship of social ____________ and nurses' motivation to care for others
is complementary.
