NUR 205 FINAL EXAM FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING WITH RATIONALES INCLUDED ACCURATE PREDICTION GUARANTEED PASS

NUR 205 FINAL EXAM FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING WITH RATIONALES INCLUDED ACCURATE PREDICTION GUARANTEED PASS Describe the historical background of nursing. - Correct Answer Identify historical factors that influenced the development of nursing. - Correct Answer Discuss nursing leaders who influenced the development of nursing. - Correct Answer Describe how organized nursing arrive in the United States. - Correct Answer Describe the relationship between nursing education and practice. - Correct Answer Nursing Education: Diploma → oldest form of formal education 3 year program Originally based on FN's concept of nursing education Apprenticeship model, which used students to fill in nursing vacancies at the hospital Hospital based, do not offer academic credit Largest number of nurses in the US held a diploma from a school of nursing until the 1990s BSN 4-5 year program About ½ as many ADN programs Maximal flexibility, job opportunities, job security, access to higher education, improved outcomes ADN Developed in 1950s Based in community colleges 2 year technical degree, based in community colleges Currently account for largest number od nurses who graduate with a basic education degree in nursing Discuss the Michigan State University College of nursing Mission and Vision - Correct Answer Nursing Mission: To transform the health of diverse individuals and communities by providing innovative educational opportunities, cutting edge research and increased access to high quality nursing practice Nursing Vision: To lead in developing knowledge through research and clinical scholarship, creating positive change in healthcare outcomes locally and globally through excellence in nursing education, research and practice Explain the aims of nursing as they interrelate to facilitate maximal health and quality of life for patients. - Correct Answer To promote health - increase a person's well-being and health potential To prevent illness - avoid illness; achieve early detection; or maintain function within the constraints of an illness To restore health - direct care for diagnosis or treatment of disease To facilitate coping with disability or death - to facilitate an optimal level of functioning; provide quality end of life care