NUR 100 Test 1 Questions and Answers
during the period of intuitive nursing what was the cause of illness believed to be -
Answer-a reflection of bad relationships with the gods
what were medicine men or shaman known to do - Answer-"chase" illness away
what was the function of women in the intuitive period of nursing - Answer-was untaught
and viewed as a natural nurturing job for women
what did Egypt contribute to nursing - Answer-embalming (mummification)
what did Israel contribute to nursing - Answer-isolation and sanitation
what did Rome contribute to nursing - Answer-held the first organized visiting of the sick
what did Greece contribute to nursing - Answer-atrial blood flow
what did India contribute to nursing - Answer-India's nurses (men) at 500 BC resembled
today's practicing LPN
what did America contribute to nursing - Answer-discovered that health is a balance
what did china contribute to nursing - Answer-acupuncture, hydrotherapy, herbs,
massage, and other similar remedies
what were nurses referred to as during the apprenticeship period of nursing - Answer-
angels of mercy
what did the protestant reformation bring about - Answer-the darkest times of nursing
(dark ages) because people believed nursing did not belong outside of the home
(nursing tanked)
how did the dawn of modern science influence nursing - Answer-turned nursing around
(for the better)
why was Florence Nightingale's rich family against her becoming a nurse - Answer-at
that time nurses were seen as lower class servants
how did Florence nightingale reduce the mortality rate in the Crimean war - Answer-by
focusing on sanitation and infection prevention
what was Florence Nightengale known as - Answer-the rebel with a cause and the lady
with the lamp
, what did Florence Nightengale found in the period of educated nursing - Answer-St.
Thomas Hospital School of Nursing (1860)
what was the main focus of the St. Thomas Hospital School of Nursing - Answer-to
teach theory and practice. and also focused on discipline, high moral standards,
authority over curriculum, life long learning, and social standing
influence of Lillian Wald - Answer-visiting nurses originator, public health and insurance
influence of Margaret Sanger - Answer-marches, planned parenthood, legalized birth
control
influence of Linda Richards - Answer-first U.S. nursing graduate
influence of Mary Eliza Mahoney - Answer-first African american registered nurse
influence of Clara Barton - Answer-founder of red cross
influence of Clara Maas - Answer-25 year old who volunteered to be bitten by
misquotes and died from yellow fever
what influence did the revolutionary war have on nursing - Answer-increased the
amount of health volunteers
what was the result of the civil war - Answer-more death in injury and realized there was
a need for educated nurses
what did sojourner truth contribute to the civil war - Answer-freed slaves
what did Dorothea Dix contribute to the civil war - Answer-focused on the mentally ill
what did Harriet Tubman contribute to the civil war - Answer-conductor of the
underground railroad
what happened to nurses during WWI and WWII - Answer-shortage in the states
because the majority went over seas
what did nurses focus on during the korean war - Answer-treating front line causalities
what did nurses focus on during the Vietnam war - Answer-technological advances and
making an effort to have enough nurses
1 mL = how many gtts (drops) - Answer-15 gtts
5 mL = how many tsp - Answer-1 tsp
during the period of intuitive nursing what was the cause of illness believed to be -
Answer-a reflection of bad relationships with the gods
what were medicine men or shaman known to do - Answer-"chase" illness away
what was the function of women in the intuitive period of nursing - Answer-was untaught
and viewed as a natural nurturing job for women
what did Egypt contribute to nursing - Answer-embalming (mummification)
what did Israel contribute to nursing - Answer-isolation and sanitation
what did Rome contribute to nursing - Answer-held the first organized visiting of the sick
what did Greece contribute to nursing - Answer-atrial blood flow
what did India contribute to nursing - Answer-India's nurses (men) at 500 BC resembled
today's practicing LPN
what did America contribute to nursing - Answer-discovered that health is a balance
what did china contribute to nursing - Answer-acupuncture, hydrotherapy, herbs,
massage, and other similar remedies
what were nurses referred to as during the apprenticeship period of nursing - Answer-
angels of mercy
what did the protestant reformation bring about - Answer-the darkest times of nursing
(dark ages) because people believed nursing did not belong outside of the home
(nursing tanked)
how did the dawn of modern science influence nursing - Answer-turned nursing around
(for the better)
why was Florence Nightingale's rich family against her becoming a nurse - Answer-at
that time nurses were seen as lower class servants
how did Florence nightingale reduce the mortality rate in the Crimean war - Answer-by
focusing on sanitation and infection prevention
what was Florence Nightengale known as - Answer-the rebel with a cause and the lady
with the lamp
, what did Florence Nightengale found in the period of educated nursing - Answer-St.
Thomas Hospital School of Nursing (1860)
what was the main focus of the St. Thomas Hospital School of Nursing - Answer-to
teach theory and practice. and also focused on discipline, high moral standards,
authority over curriculum, life long learning, and social standing
influence of Lillian Wald - Answer-visiting nurses originator, public health and insurance
influence of Margaret Sanger - Answer-marches, planned parenthood, legalized birth
control
influence of Linda Richards - Answer-first U.S. nursing graduate
influence of Mary Eliza Mahoney - Answer-first African american registered nurse
influence of Clara Barton - Answer-founder of red cross
influence of Clara Maas - Answer-25 year old who volunteered to be bitten by
misquotes and died from yellow fever
what influence did the revolutionary war have on nursing - Answer-increased the
amount of health volunteers
what was the result of the civil war - Answer-more death in injury and realized there was
a need for educated nurses
what did sojourner truth contribute to the civil war - Answer-freed slaves
what did Dorothea Dix contribute to the civil war - Answer-focused on the mentally ill
what did Harriet Tubman contribute to the civil war - Answer-conductor of the
underground railroad
what happened to nurses during WWI and WWII - Answer-shortage in the states
because the majority went over seas
what did nurses focus on during the korean war - Answer-treating front line causalities
what did nurses focus on during the Vietnam war - Answer-technological advances and
making an effort to have enough nurses
1 mL = how many gtts (drops) - Answer-15 gtts
5 mL = how many tsp - Answer-1 tsp
