Test Bank - Farm Management 10th Edition by Ronald Kay, Chapter 1-22
Nursing at the end of the Middle Ages - (answer)characterized by purpose, direction, leadership.
Characteristic of nursing from early civilization to the 16th century - (answer)Most early civilizations
believed that illness had supernatural causes.
Time period when nursing care as we now know it began - (answer)18th to 19th century.
Founder of professional nursing - (answer)Florence Nightingale.
Nursing pioneer who established the Red Cross in the United States in 1882 - (answer)Clara Barton.
Barrier to the development of the nursing profession in the United States after the Civil War -
(answer)lack of educational standards.
Lillian Wald - (answer)Provided community-based care and founded public health nursing.
ANA - (answer)Provides a definition and scope of practice for nursing.
Promoting health - (answer)Teaching a woman about breast self-examination.
Cognitive skills - (answer)Choosing an appropriate plan of care and devising interventions.
Ethical/legal skill - (answer)Helping a patient prepare a living will.
Counselor - (answer)Making referrals for a parent support group for a family with a child diagnosed
with Down's Syndrome.
Collaborator role - (answer)Referring a teen with suicidal thoughts to a mental healthcare specialist.
,Test Bank - Farm Management 10th Edition by Ronald Kay, Chapter 1-22
Health - (answer)A state of optimal functioning.
Obesity - (answer)A health indicator discussed in the Healthy People 2010 document.
Preventing illness - (answer)Conducting a smoking-cessation program.
Service orientation - (answer)A criteria that defines nursing as a profession.
Using research findings - (answer)An expected responsibility of a nurse with a baccalaureate degree.
Masters degree - (answer)Required nursing degree for becoming a geriatric nurse practitioner.
Socialization and Networking - (answer)To provide socialization and networking for members.
Regulation of Work Activities - (answer)To regulate work activities for members.
Standards for Nursing Education - (answer)To set standards for nursing education and practice.
Legal Requirements for Nurses - (answer)To provide information to nurses about legal requirements.
American Nurses Association - (answer)Which organization has established standards for clinical
nursing practice?
Primary Purpose of Standards of Nursing Practice - (answer)To ensure knowledgeable, safe,
comprehensive nursing care.
,Test Bank - Farm Management 10th Edition by Ronald Kay, Chapter 1-22
Legal Right to Practice Nursing - (answer)Being licensed by the State Board of Nursing gives the nurse
a legal right to practice.
Felony Conviction Impact on Nursing License - (answer)The license may be revoked or suspended if a
nurse is found guilty of a felony.
Nursing Process Focus - (answer)Nurses use the nursing process to focus care on actual or potential
health problems.
Rapidly Expanding Age Group - (answer)Older adults are the age group in the population expanding
most rapidly.
Current Trend in Nursing Education - (answer)Increase in chronic health conditions is a current trend
affecting nursing education and practice.
Elements of Nursing - (answer)Nursing is considered to be both an art and a science.
Facilitating Coping with Disability and Death - (answer)Referring to a community diabetic support
group meets the broad nursing aim of facilitating coping.
Science of Nursing - (answer)The body of nursing knowledge best describes the science of nursing.
Changing Bed Clothes Knowledge Type - (answer)The practice of changing patients' bed clothes each
day in acute care settings is an example of traditional knowledge.
Acquisition of Knowledge from Nurse Manager - (answer)Learning how to give injections from the
nurse manager is an example of the acquisition of authoritative knowledge.
Objective knowledge - (answer)Knowledge based on objective data.
, Test Bank - Farm Management 10th Edition by Ronald Kay, Chapter 1-22
Virtue knowledge - (answer)Knowledge that a good attitude will help in the healing process.
Florence Nightingale's influence - (answer)She differentiated between health nursing and illness
nursing.
Change in nursing roles - (answer)Nursing research was conducted and published.
First nurse to develop a nursing theory - (answer)Florence Nightingale.
Theory - (answer)A statement of an occurrence based on observed facts.
Purpose of nursing theory - (answer)It helps explain how nursing is different from medicine.
Developmental theories in nursing - (answer)They outline the process of human growth and
development.
General systems theory - (answer)Breaking the healthcare community into separate entities and
analyzing how they work together.
Focus of nursing theories - (answer)Person.
Goal of nursing research - (answer)Learn improved ways to promote and maintain health.
Significance of the National Center for Nursing Research - (answer)NINR gained equal status with all
other National Institutes of Health.
Quantitative research terms - (answer)Includes process and concept.
Nursing at the end of the Middle Ages - (answer)characterized by purpose, direction, leadership.
Characteristic of nursing from early civilization to the 16th century - (answer)Most early civilizations
believed that illness had supernatural causes.
Time period when nursing care as we now know it began - (answer)18th to 19th century.
Founder of professional nursing - (answer)Florence Nightingale.
Nursing pioneer who established the Red Cross in the United States in 1882 - (answer)Clara Barton.
Barrier to the development of the nursing profession in the United States after the Civil War -
(answer)lack of educational standards.
Lillian Wald - (answer)Provided community-based care and founded public health nursing.
ANA - (answer)Provides a definition and scope of practice for nursing.
Promoting health - (answer)Teaching a woman about breast self-examination.
Cognitive skills - (answer)Choosing an appropriate plan of care and devising interventions.
Ethical/legal skill - (answer)Helping a patient prepare a living will.
Counselor - (answer)Making referrals for a parent support group for a family with a child diagnosed
with Down's Syndrome.
Collaborator role - (answer)Referring a teen with suicidal thoughts to a mental healthcare specialist.
,Test Bank - Farm Management 10th Edition by Ronald Kay, Chapter 1-22
Health - (answer)A state of optimal functioning.
Obesity - (answer)A health indicator discussed in the Healthy People 2010 document.
Preventing illness - (answer)Conducting a smoking-cessation program.
Service orientation - (answer)A criteria that defines nursing as a profession.
Using research findings - (answer)An expected responsibility of a nurse with a baccalaureate degree.
Masters degree - (answer)Required nursing degree for becoming a geriatric nurse practitioner.
Socialization and Networking - (answer)To provide socialization and networking for members.
Regulation of Work Activities - (answer)To regulate work activities for members.
Standards for Nursing Education - (answer)To set standards for nursing education and practice.
Legal Requirements for Nurses - (answer)To provide information to nurses about legal requirements.
American Nurses Association - (answer)Which organization has established standards for clinical
nursing practice?
Primary Purpose of Standards of Nursing Practice - (answer)To ensure knowledgeable, safe,
comprehensive nursing care.
,Test Bank - Farm Management 10th Edition by Ronald Kay, Chapter 1-22
Legal Right to Practice Nursing - (answer)Being licensed by the State Board of Nursing gives the nurse
a legal right to practice.
Felony Conviction Impact on Nursing License - (answer)The license may be revoked or suspended if a
nurse is found guilty of a felony.
Nursing Process Focus - (answer)Nurses use the nursing process to focus care on actual or potential
health problems.
Rapidly Expanding Age Group - (answer)Older adults are the age group in the population expanding
most rapidly.
Current Trend in Nursing Education - (answer)Increase in chronic health conditions is a current trend
affecting nursing education and practice.
Elements of Nursing - (answer)Nursing is considered to be both an art and a science.
Facilitating Coping with Disability and Death - (answer)Referring to a community diabetic support
group meets the broad nursing aim of facilitating coping.
Science of Nursing - (answer)The body of nursing knowledge best describes the science of nursing.
Changing Bed Clothes Knowledge Type - (answer)The practice of changing patients' bed clothes each
day in acute care settings is an example of traditional knowledge.
Acquisition of Knowledge from Nurse Manager - (answer)Learning how to give injections from the
nurse manager is an example of the acquisition of authoritative knowledge.
Objective knowledge - (answer)Knowledge based on objective data.
, Test Bank - Farm Management 10th Edition by Ronald Kay, Chapter 1-22
Virtue knowledge - (answer)Knowledge that a good attitude will help in the healing process.
Florence Nightingale's influence - (answer)She differentiated between health nursing and illness
nursing.
Change in nursing roles - (answer)Nursing research was conducted and published.
First nurse to develop a nursing theory - (answer)Florence Nightingale.
Theory - (answer)A statement of an occurrence based on observed facts.
Purpose of nursing theory - (answer)It helps explain how nursing is different from medicine.
Developmental theories in nursing - (answer)They outline the process of human growth and
development.
General systems theory - (answer)Breaking the healthcare community into separate entities and
analyzing how they work together.
Focus of nursing theories - (answer)Person.
Goal of nursing research - (answer)Learn improved ways to promote and maintain health.
Significance of the National Center for Nursing Research - (answer)NINR gained equal status with all
other National Institutes of Health.
Quantitative research terms - (answer)Includes process and concept.
