NUR 1290 Exam 1 Questions With Complete Solutions 2024

NUR 1290 Exam 1 Questions With Complete Solutions 2024 What makes a good nurse? - answerCaring, Communication Skills, Emotional Stability, Empathy/Compassion, Problem Solving Skills, Pay good attention to detail Humanistic Nursing Framework - answer- Primarily concerned with human beings, their values, beliefs, perceptions, capacities and achievements. -The humanistic framework addresses nursing as its central concept. What are the 4 concepts integral to Nursing? - answerIntegral to nursing are Humanity, Environment, Health and Valuing (Nursing interacts with these 4 concepts as they interact with each other) What are the sub-concepts of Nursing - answer-Knowledge, -Responsibility/Accountability -Leadership/Management -Research -Professional Role Humanity (Definition) - answerA unique human being, functioning as an integrated whole, reflecting bio-psycho-socio-spiritual-cultural dimensions. Environment (Definition) - answerThe sum total of all internal and external dimensions that influence human beings. Health (Definition) - answerA dynamic state of bio-psycho-socio-spiritual cultural wellbeing. Valuing (Definition) - answerTo hold in high esteem the inherent worth and dignity of all individuals. Nursing (Definition) - answerA science and an art which focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of human responses. Knowledge (Definition) - answerNursing knowledge is based on the liberal arts and sciences and incorporates humanity/environment health/valuing. Responsibility/Accountability (Definition) - answerProfessional nurses accept responsibility and are therefore held accountable to maintain Standards of Practice and adhere to the Code of Ethics of the profession. Leadership/Management - answerWorking collaboratively with individuals and groups to accomplish professional goals. Research - answerA process of inquiry that provides evidence contributing to nursing's expanding body of knowledge. Professional Role - answerProvides humanistic health care to promote health and manage illness for individuals, families and communities in accordance with standards of nursing practice. Who were the first "recorded" nurses? From what era? - answerEgyptian women in Early civilization, who were also known as midwives. What did the Greeks believe about disease in early civilization? - answerThey believed that Apollo, the Greek god of healing could cure illness with magic in 400 BC, the famous Greek physician Hippocrates believed that... - answerdisease had natural, not magical causes Eras/Stages of Nursing - answer- Early Civilization -Christianity -Middle Ages - 15th-19th century -Civil war to present day American nursing Diagnosis (definition) - answeridentifying a disease scientifically Prognosis (definition) - answerpredicted possible outcome Cure (definition) - answerrestoration of health Who are best known for advances in the health of the public? - answerThe Romans In ancient India, male nurses were required to: - answer-have knowledge of the manner in which drugs should be prepared for administration -be clever -devoted to the patient -purity of mind and body