NUR 016 MODULE 1 & MODULE 2
TEST WITH SOLUTION
Florence Nightingale - ANSWER assume the great significance of providing a
clean and healthy environment to achieve recovery of patients
a body of educated women who organized service and caring for wounded in
wartime - ANSWER how Nightingale envisioned nurses
Crimean War in March 1853 - ANSWER a war between Russia and Turkey
St. Thomas Hospital - ANSWER Nursing school in London
vocational course - ANSWER nursing didn't start as a profession but rather as
a
Apprenticeship Model - ANSWER nursing practice based on principles and
traditions
diploma for only 2 years - ANSWER curriculum era before under vocational
Curriculum Era - ANSWER 1900-1940s
Research Era - ANSWER 1950-1970's
Graduate Education Era - ANSWER 1950-1970's
Theory Era - ANSWER 1980-1990s
Theory Utilization Era - ANSWER 21st century
Fawcett - ANSWER classified nursing models as paradigms
specialized meta-paradigms - ANSWER health, person, environment, nursing
, concepts
20th century - ANSWER nursing was not recognized as an academic discipline
or a profession
discipline - ANSWER branch of education, a department of learning, or a
domain of knowledge that is leading to higher education levels of education
and practice
basis for nursing as a discipline - ANSWER person, health, and environment
Kuhn - ANSWER study of paradigms is what mainly prepares the student for
membership in a particular scientific community with which he/she will
practice
profession - ANSWER specialized field of practice founded on the theoretical
structure of the science or knowledge discipline and accompanying practice
abilities
epistemology - ANSWER study of knowledge; a branch of philosophy that
aims to discover the meaning of knowledge and called it the true beginning
of philosophy
rationalism - ANSWER prior reasoning, cause to effect, general to specific,
theory-then-research approach, and intellectual & deductive
empiricism - ANSWER five senses, experimentations, specific to general,
research-then-theory approach, inductive
positivism - ANSWER dominant view of modern nursing
empirical research and logical analysis - ANSWER two approaches that would
produce scientific knowledge
TEST WITH SOLUTION
Florence Nightingale - ANSWER assume the great significance of providing a
clean and healthy environment to achieve recovery of patients
a body of educated women who organized service and caring for wounded in
wartime - ANSWER how Nightingale envisioned nurses
Crimean War in March 1853 - ANSWER a war between Russia and Turkey
St. Thomas Hospital - ANSWER Nursing school in London
vocational course - ANSWER nursing didn't start as a profession but rather as
a
Apprenticeship Model - ANSWER nursing practice based on principles and
traditions
diploma for only 2 years - ANSWER curriculum era before under vocational
Curriculum Era - ANSWER 1900-1940s
Research Era - ANSWER 1950-1970's
Graduate Education Era - ANSWER 1950-1970's
Theory Era - ANSWER 1980-1990s
Theory Utilization Era - ANSWER 21st century
Fawcett - ANSWER classified nursing models as paradigms
specialized meta-paradigms - ANSWER health, person, environment, nursing
, concepts
20th century - ANSWER nursing was not recognized as an academic discipline
or a profession
discipline - ANSWER branch of education, a department of learning, or a
domain of knowledge that is leading to higher education levels of education
and practice
basis for nursing as a discipline - ANSWER person, health, and environment
Kuhn - ANSWER study of paradigms is what mainly prepares the student for
membership in a particular scientific community with which he/she will
practice
profession - ANSWER specialized field of practice founded on the theoretical
structure of the science or knowledge discipline and accompanying practice
abilities
epistemology - ANSWER study of knowledge; a branch of philosophy that
aims to discover the meaning of knowledge and called it the true beginning
of philosophy
rationalism - ANSWER prior reasoning, cause to effect, general to specific,
theory-then-research approach, and intellectual & deductive
empiricism - ANSWER five senses, experimentations, specific to general,
research-then-theory approach, inductive
positivism - ANSWER dominant view of modern nursing
empirical research and logical analysis - ANSWER two approaches that would
produce scientific knowledge
