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ealth Nursing 9th Edition c c c
How did World War 2 impact nurses? -
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ANSWER> Increased the need for trained nurses
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What program was established during World War 2 to train nurses
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quickly? - ANSWER> Cadet Nurse Corps
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Why did many nurses choose to stay in military service after World
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War 2? - ANSWER> Better conditions compared to civilian nurses
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What pressure did the need for nurses during World War 2 put on
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states? - c
ANSWER> Pressured states to standardize licensing exams
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What did Florence Nightingale establish while in Turkey? -
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ANSWER> Sanitary conditions
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What was Florence Nightingale nicknamed? -
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ANSWER> Lady with the lamp
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What is Florence Nightingale credited as? -
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ANSWER> The first nursing theorist
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What led to the establishment of the Army School of Nursing durin
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g World War I? - ANSWER> Nursing shortage
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,How many women served in the nurse corps at the height of their s
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ervice during World War I? - ANSWER> Around 20,000
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What disappointed many women who served in the nurse corps af
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ter World War I? -
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ANSWER> Lack of comprehensive professional education in nursi
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Early nursing practices -
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ANSWER> Early nurses had no formal education and focused on h
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ousekeeping tasks and assisting physicians, with minimal patient
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care.
Impact of AMA recommendation in 1869 -
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ANSWER> In 1869, the AMA recommended that large hospitals st
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art their own nursing schools, leading to an increase in nursing sch
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ools and the introduction of licensing.
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What training did attendant nurses receive? -
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cANSWER> Received three months of training in areas such as cook
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ing, nutrition, basic science, and nursing
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When did practical and vocational programs for nurses rapidly exp
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and? - ANSWER> From 1948 to 1954
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What does NLN stand for? - ANSWER> National League of Nursing
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What does NAPNES stand for? -
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ANSWER> National Association for Practical Nurse Education
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, What does NFLPN stand for? -
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ANSWER> National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses
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ANSWER> These organizations work together to set standards fo
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r LPN/LVN practice, promote protect the interests of LPN/LVNs, a
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nd educate and inform the general public.
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Why all the organizations, accreditations, and regulations? -
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ANSWER> As a healthcare delivery system, it is important to pr
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ovide optimal healthcare to all people.
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How do we provide optimal health care to all people? -
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ANSWER> By giving them the appropriate and adequate services.
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We as nurses are part of that care. Our care needs to be appropriat
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e and adequate to meet the individual's needs
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Nurse Practice Act. - c c c
ANSWER> defines the legal parameters of professional and practi
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cal nursing as defined by each state
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What exam must a practical nursing graduate pass to become lice
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nsed? - ANSWER> NCLEX-PN c c c
What happens if a practical nursing graduate receives a 'pass' sc
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ore on the NCLEX-PN? -
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ANSWER> They are issued a license to practice from the state.
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What is the goal of the health care system? -
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ANSWER> To achieve optimal levels of health care for a defined p
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opulation.
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ealth Nursing 9th Edition c c c
How did World War 2 impact nurses? -
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ANSWER> Increased the need for trained nurses
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What program was established during World War 2 to train nurses
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quickly? - ANSWER> Cadet Nurse Corps
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Why did many nurses choose to stay in military service after World
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War 2? - ANSWER> Better conditions compared to civilian nurses
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What pressure did the need for nurses during World War 2 put on
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states? - c
ANSWER> Pressured states to standardize licensing exams
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What did Florence Nightingale establish while in Turkey? -
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ANSWER> Sanitary conditions
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What was Florence Nightingale nicknamed? -
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ANSWER> Lady with the lamp
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What is Florence Nightingale credited as? -
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ANSWER> The first nursing theorist
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What led to the establishment of the Army School of Nursing durin
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g World War I? - ANSWER> Nursing shortage
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,How many women served in the nurse corps at the height of their s
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ervice during World War I? - ANSWER> Around 20,000
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What disappointed many women who served in the nurse corps af
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ter World War I? -
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ANSWER> Lack of comprehensive professional education in nursi
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ng
Early nursing practices -
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ANSWER> Early nurses had no formal education and focused on h
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ousekeeping tasks and assisting physicians, with minimal patient
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care.
Impact of AMA recommendation in 1869 -
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ANSWER> In 1869, the AMA recommended that large hospitals st
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art their own nursing schools, leading to an increase in nursing sch
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ools and the introduction of licensing.
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What training did attendant nurses receive? -
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cANSWER> Received three months of training in areas such as cook
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ing, nutrition, basic science, and nursing
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When did practical and vocational programs for nurses rapidly exp
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and? - ANSWER> From 1948 to 1954
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What does NLN stand for? - ANSWER> National League of Nursing
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What does NAPNES stand for? -
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ANSWER> National Association for Practical Nurse Education
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, What does NFLPN stand for? -
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ANSWER> National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses
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NLN, NAPNES,NFLPN - c c
ANSWER> These organizations work together to set standards fo
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r LPN/LVN practice, promote protect the interests of LPN/LVNs, a
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nd educate and inform the general public.
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Why all the organizations, accreditations, and regulations? -
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ANSWER> As a healthcare delivery system, it is important to pr
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ovide optimal healthcare to all people.
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How do we provide optimal health care to all people? -
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ANSWER> By giving them the appropriate and adequate services.
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We as nurses are part of that care. Our care needs to be appropriat
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e and adequate to meet the individual's needs
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Nurse Practice Act. - c c c
ANSWER> defines the legal parameters of professional and practi
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cal nursing as defined by each state
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What exam must a practical nursing graduate pass to become lice
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nsed? - ANSWER> NCLEX-PN c c c
What happens if a practical nursing graduate receives a 'pass' sc
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ore on the NCLEX-PN? -
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ANSWER> They are issued a license to practice from the state.
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What is the goal of the health care system? -
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ANSWER> To achieve optimal levels of health care for a defined p
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opulation.
