Test 1- NUR 217 (A+ Graded already)

What are nightingale's beliefs about nursing? correct answers caring lifelong learning improved pt conditions What was Nightingale's focus? correct answers providing cleanliness, wholesome food, fresh air, and separation of people from garbage and sewage both from living environment and hospital construction her main focus was caring What are the basic principles established by Nightingale for her school? correct answers nurses would be trained in teaching hospitals a/w medical schools and organized for that purpose nurses would be selected carefully and would reside in nurses houses designed to encourage discipline and form character the school matron would have final authority over the curriculum, living arrangements, and all other aspects of the school the curriculum would include both theoretical material and practical experience teachers would be paid for their instruction records would be kept on the students, who would require to attend lectures, take quizzes, write papers, and keep diaries What is the American Nurses Association? correct answers Code of ethics and obligations and duties of every person in the nursing profession What is the American Medical Association? correct answers 1869 large hospitals should have a nursing school schools should be placed under guardianship part of county medical socialites What are the characteristics of early nursing schools? correct answers they possessed good morals & were honest, conscientious, obedient, respectful, loyal, passive, & devoted to duty unselfish religious image, apprenticeship, & no standardization of curriculum and no accreditation