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MULTIPLE DeCHOICE
1. Clara DeBarton Deis Deknown Defor:
a. becoming Dethe Defirst Deblack Depublic Dehealth Denurse.
b. establishing Dethe DeHenry DeStreet DeSettlement.
c. founding Dethe DeAmerican DeRed DeCross.
d. publicizing Dethe Deinadequacies Deof Dehospital-based Denursing Deschools.
ANS: D e C
The DeAmerican DeRed DeCross, Defounded Deby DeClara DeBarton Dein De1882, Deassisted Dein Deefforts Deto
Decontinue Depublic Dehealth Denursing.
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2. Students Deare Deassigned Deto Dewrite Deto Detheir Destate Deleaders Deabout Dean Deissue Deaffecting Detheir
Decommunity. DeOne Destudent Dewrites Deabout Dethe Deneed Deamong Derural Decommunity Defor
Degreater Deaccess Deto Deacute Decare Deservices. DeWhich Deof Dethe Defollowing Depieces Deof Delegislation
Deshould Dethe Destudent Deuse Deas Dea Dereference?
a. Social DeSecurity DeAct
b. Hill-Burton DeAct
c. Sheppard-Towner D e Act
d. U.S. DeCivil DeService DeAct
ANS: D e B
The Depurpose Deof Dethe DeHill-Burton DeAct Dewas Deto Deprovide Defunding Deto Deconstruct Dehospitals Deand
Deto Dehelp Destates Dein Deplan Defor Deother Dehealth Decare Defacilities Dein Deaccordance Dewith Dethe Deneeds Deof
Decommunities.
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3. The Depractice Deof Depublic Dehealth Denursing Deand Dethe DeHenry DeStreet DeSettlement Deare Decredited Deto:
a. Mary DeBreckenridge.
b. Mary DeSeacole.
c. Clara DeBarton.
d. Lillian DeWald.
ANS: D e D
Lillian DeWald, Dea Depioneer Dein Depublic Dehealth Denursing, Deis Debest Deknown Defor Dethe Dedevelopment
Deand Deestablishment Deof Dethe DeHenry DeStreet DeSettlement.
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4. Occupational Dehealth Denursing Defeatures Debeliefs Desimilar Deto Dethose Deof Dewhich Deearly Denursing
pioneer?
De
a. Lillian DeWald
b. Florence DeNightingale
c. Clara DeBarton
d. Mary DeSeacole
ANS: D e A
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Lillian DeWald Dedeveloped Dethe Defirst Denursing Deservice Defor Deoccupational Dehealth.
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5. What Dehistorical Deevent Defirst Deled Deto Dethe Derecognition Deof Dethe Decontribution Deof Deblacks Deto
De nursing?
a. Florence DeNightingale‘s Deacceptance Deof Deblack Denurses Deinto Dethe Defirst Denursing Deschool
b. The Decontributions Deof Deblack Denurses Deat Dethe DePennsylvania DeHospital, Dethe Defirst
De hospital Dein DeAmerica
c. Mary DeSeacole‘s Deefforts Deto Decare Defor Desoldiers Deduring Dethe DeCrimean DeWar
d. The Dework Dedone Deby Dewives Deof Dewealthy Deblack Denobles Dewho Decarried Defood Deand
De medicine Defrom Dehouse Deto Dehouse Deduring Dethe DeMiddle DeAges
ANS: D e C
Although DeNightingale‘s Deschool Derefused DeSeacole, Deshe Dewas Deable Deto Demake Dea Dedifference Dein
Dethe DeCrimean DeWar Deand Delater Dewas Derecognized Defor Deher Deefforts.
DIF: Comprehension REF: D e De pp. De8-9
6. World DeWar DeI Decontributed Deto Dethe Deadvancement Deof Dehealth Decare Deby:
a. increasing Dethe Denumber Deof Deprivate Decare Dehospitals Deand Dedecreasing Dethe Derole
of Depublic Dehealth Deservices.
De
b. employing Dea Delarge Denumber Deof Decivilians Deto Deprovide Decare Deto Dereturning Desoldiers
Dethrough Dethe DeRed DeCross.
c. introducing Despecialists Dein Denursing Desuch Deas Denurse Deanesthetists.
d. increasing Dethe Denumber Deof Decommunity Dehealth Denurses.
ANS: D e C
World DeWar DeI Deoffered Denurses Dea Dechance Deto Deenter Deinto Denew Defields Deof Despecialization, Deas Deis
Deseen Dein Dethe Deexample Deof Denurse Deanesthetists, Dewho Debecame Depart Deof Desurgical Deteams Deat Dethe
Defront Delines.
DIF: Comprehension REF: D e De p. De11
7. The Deprimary Depurpose Deof Dethe DeSocial DeSecurity DeAct Deof De1935 Dewas Deto:
a. increase Deresearch Dethat Defocused Deon Deminority Degroups.
b. provide Demedical Decare Defor Dechemically Deimpaired Depersons.
c. ensure Dehealth Decare Defor Deolder Deadults Dethrough Dea Denational Deinsurance Desystem.
d. decrease Dethe Depublic‘s Definancial Deburden Deby Delimiting Deservices Deoffered Deby
local Dehealth Dedepartments.
De
ANS: D e C
By Deproviding Dehealth Deinsurance Defor Deolder Deadults, Dethe DeSocial DeSecurity DeAct Deof De1935 Deset
Dethe Deprecedent Defor Dethe Depassage Deof Dethe DeMedicare Deand DeMedicaid DeActs Dethat Defollowed Dein
De1965, Debut Dethe Deact Dealso Deprovided Dematernal Deand Dechild Dewelfare Deservices, Derehabilitation
Defor Dethe Dementally Deand Dephysically Dechallenged, Demedical Decare Defor Deblind Deindividuals Deand
Decrippled Dechildren, Deand Deunemployment Debenefits.
DIF: Comprehension REF: D e De p. De12
8. A Declient Deasks Dethe Denurse, De―Can Deyou Deexplain DeMedicare, Dean Deamendment Deto Dethe
Social DeSecurity DeAct?‖ DeThe Denurse Deresponds Dethat DeMedicare:
De
a. led Deto Demany Dehospital Declosings, Dealong Dewith Dea Dedecrease Dein Deacute Decare
De hospital–based Denursing Decare.
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b. provided Demedical Deinsurance Deto Dethose Deyounger Deadults Deor Dechildren Dewho
were Denot Deeligible Defor Deprivate Deinsurance Debecause Deof Decatastrophic
De
Deillnesses Desuch Deas Decancer.
c. provided Depreventive Decare Defor Dewomen, Deinfants, Deand Dechildren.
d. ensured Dethat Deindividuals Deages De65 Deand Deolder Deand Dethose Dewith Deend-stage
Derenal Dedisease Deor Depermanent Dedisabilities Dehad Dehealth Decare Deinsurance.
ANS: D e D
The DeMedicare Deprogram Deprovides Dehospital Deinsurance, DePart DeA, Deand Demedical Deinsurance,
DePart DeB, Deto Deall Depeople Deages De65 Deand Deolder Dewho Deare Deeligible Deto Dereceive DeSocial
DeSecurity Debenefits; Depeople Dewith Detotal, Depermanent Dedisabilities; Deand Depeople Dewith Deend-
stage Derenal Dedisease.
DIF: D e D e Comprehension REF: D e De p. De14
9. A Decomparison Deof Denursing Dein Dethe De1980s Deto Denursing Dein Dethe De1990s Dereveals Dethat:
a. in Dethe De1990s Denursing Deexperienced Dea Designificant Dereduction Deoccurred Dein
preventable Dediseases Decaused Deby Deunsafe/unhealthy Delifestyles.
De
b. tuberculosis Dewas Dethe Deprimary Deconcern Defor Denursing Dein Dethe De1980s, Dewhereas Dethe DeAIDS
epidemic Deemerged Deand Dewas Deits Defocus Deduring Dethe De1990s.
c. a Dedecrease Dein Deambulatory Deservices Dein Dethe De1980s Deprompted Dean Deincrease
Dein Depublic Dehealth Denurses Dein Dethe De1990s.
d. the Dedemand Defor Deadvanced Depractice Denurses Deincreased Dein Dethe De1980s Deand Dethe
De1990s Deas Dea Deresult Deof Dethe Deeconomy Deand Deconcern Deabout Dethe Dehealth Deof Dethe
Denation.
ANS: D e D
The Denumbers Deof Deadvanced Denurse Depractitioners Deincreased Deas Deevidence Deof Detheir Decost-
effectiveness Deas Deproviders Deof Deprimary Deand Depreventive Dehealth Decare Debecame Deestablished.
DIF: D e D e Comprehension REF: D e De pp. De16-17
10. Which Destatement Deaccurately Dedescribes Dethe Dehistorical Deperspective Deof Denursing Depractice?
a. Nursing Dehas Deexisted Deto Demeet Dethe Deneeds Deof Depopulations, Deindividuals, Deand
aggregates Deby Deproviding Decare Dethat Deis Dedetermined Deby Dethe Deneeds Deand Debeliefs
De
Deof Desociety Dein Dedifferent Dehistorical Decontexts.
b. As Demen Debegan Deto Debecome Deinterested Dein Denursing, Deit Dechanged Deinto Dea
Derespected Deprofession Debased Deon Descientific Defact Derather Dethan
Desuperstition.
c. Nursing Dehas Dehistorically Deaccepted Deindividuals Defrom Deall Desocial Deand
Deethnic Debackgrounds.
d. The DeUnited DeStates Dehas Deled Dethe Deway Dethroughout Dehistory Deto Deadvance
Denursing Deand Dehealth Decare Deby Deproviding Dethe Defirst Dehospital Deand Demedical
Deschool.
ANS: D e A
Nursing Dehas Deexisted Desince Debiblical Detimes Deto Deaddress Deneeds Deranging Defrom Decontagious
Dediseases Dein Deearly Detimes Deto Dehealth Deprevention Dein Dethe Depresent Detime, Dewith Decare Debased
Deon Dehealth Deneeds Deand Debeliefs Deof Dethe Detime.
DIF: Comprehension REF: D e De p. De3 De|pp. De18-19
11. The Deuse Deof Deherbs Dehas Debecome Dea Depopular Dealternative Deto Deprescription Dedrugs Dein Detoday‘s
Dehealth Decare Demilieu. DeDuring Dewhich Deother Dehistorical Deperiods Dedid Dehealth Depractices Defocus
Deon Dethe Deuse Deof Deherbs?
a. Prehistoric Detimes Deand Dethe DeMiddle DeAges
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Cherry & Jacob: Contemporary Nursing: Issues, Trends, and Management, 8th
De De De De De De De De De
Edition
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MULTIPLE DeCHOICE
1. Clara DeBarton Deis Deknown Defor:
a. becoming Dethe Defirst Deblack Depublic Dehealth Denurse.
b. establishing Dethe DeHenry DeStreet DeSettlement.
c. founding Dethe DeAmerican DeRed DeCross.
d. publicizing Dethe Deinadequacies Deof Dehospital-based Denursing Deschools.
ANS: D e C
The DeAmerican DeRed DeCross, Defounded Deby DeClara DeBarton Dein De1882, Deassisted Dein Deefforts Deto
Decontinue Depublic Dehealth Denursing.
DIF: Knowledge REF: D e De p. De11
2. Students Deare Deassigned Deto Dewrite Deto Detheir Destate Deleaders Deabout Dean Deissue Deaffecting Detheir
Decommunity. DeOne Destudent Dewrites Deabout Dethe Deneed Deamong Derural Decommunity Defor
Degreater Deaccess Deto Deacute Decare Deservices. DeWhich Deof Dethe Defollowing Depieces Deof Delegislation
Deshould Dethe Destudent Deuse Deas Dea Dereference?
a. Social DeSecurity DeAct
b. Hill-Burton DeAct
c. Sheppard-Towner D e Act
d. U.S. DeCivil DeService DeAct
ANS: D e B
The Depurpose Deof Dethe DeHill-Burton DeAct Dewas Deto Deprovide Defunding Deto Deconstruct Dehospitals Deand
Deto Dehelp Destates Dein Deplan Defor Deother Dehealth Decare Defacilities Dein Deaccordance Dewith Dethe Deneeds Deof
Decommunities.
DIF: Knowledge REF: D e De p. De13
3. The Depractice Deof Depublic Dehealth Denursing Deand Dethe DeHenry DeStreet DeSettlement Deare Decredited Deto:
a. Mary DeBreckenridge.
b. Mary DeSeacole.
c. Clara DeBarton.
d. Lillian DeWald.
ANS: D e D
Lillian DeWald, Dea Depioneer Dein Depublic Dehealth Denursing, Deis Debest Deknown Defor Dethe Dedevelopment
Deand Deestablishment Deof Dethe DeHenry DeStreet DeSettlement.
DIF: Knowledge REF: D e De p. De6
4. Occupational Dehealth Denursing Defeatures Debeliefs Desimilar Deto Dethose Deof Dewhich Deearly Denursing
pioneer?
De
a. Lillian DeWald
b. Florence DeNightingale
c. Clara DeBarton
d. Mary DeSeacole
ANS: D e A
, Test DeBank Defor DeContemporary DeNursing De8th
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Lillian DeWald Dedeveloped Dethe Defirst Denursing Deservice Defor Deoccupational Dehealth.
DIF: Comprehension REF: D e De p. De10
5. What Dehistorical Deevent Defirst Deled Deto Dethe Derecognition Deof Dethe Decontribution Deof Deblacks Deto
De nursing?
a. Florence DeNightingale‘s Deacceptance Deof Deblack Denurses Deinto Dethe Defirst Denursing Deschool
b. The Decontributions Deof Deblack Denurses Deat Dethe DePennsylvania DeHospital, Dethe Defirst
De hospital Dein DeAmerica
c. Mary DeSeacole‘s Deefforts Deto Decare Defor Desoldiers Deduring Dethe DeCrimean DeWar
d. The Dework Dedone Deby Dewives Deof Dewealthy Deblack Denobles Dewho Decarried Defood Deand
De medicine Defrom Dehouse Deto Dehouse Deduring Dethe DeMiddle DeAges
ANS: D e C
Although DeNightingale‘s Deschool Derefused DeSeacole, Deshe Dewas Deable Deto Demake Dea Dedifference Dein
Dethe DeCrimean DeWar Deand Delater Dewas Derecognized Defor Deher Deefforts.
DIF: Comprehension REF: D e De pp. De8-9
6. World DeWar DeI Decontributed Deto Dethe Deadvancement Deof Dehealth Decare Deby:
a. increasing Dethe Denumber Deof Deprivate Decare Dehospitals Deand Dedecreasing Dethe Derole
of Depublic Dehealth Deservices.
De
b. employing Dea Delarge Denumber Deof Decivilians Deto Deprovide Decare Deto Dereturning Desoldiers
Dethrough Dethe DeRed DeCross.
c. introducing Despecialists Dein Denursing Desuch Deas Denurse Deanesthetists.
d. increasing Dethe Denumber Deof Decommunity Dehealth Denurses.
ANS: D e C
World DeWar DeI Deoffered Denurses Dea Dechance Deto Deenter Deinto Denew Defields Deof Despecialization, Deas Deis
Deseen Dein Dethe Deexample Deof Denurse Deanesthetists, Dewho Debecame Depart Deof Desurgical Deteams Deat Dethe
Defront Delines.
DIF: Comprehension REF: D e De p. De11
7. The Deprimary Depurpose Deof Dethe DeSocial DeSecurity DeAct Deof De1935 Dewas Deto:
a. increase Deresearch Dethat Defocused Deon Deminority Degroups.
b. provide Demedical Decare Defor Dechemically Deimpaired Depersons.
c. ensure Dehealth Decare Defor Deolder Deadults Dethrough Dea Denational Deinsurance Desystem.
d. decrease Dethe Depublic‘s Definancial Deburden Deby Delimiting Deservices Deoffered Deby
local Dehealth Dedepartments.
De
ANS: D e C
By Deproviding Dehealth Deinsurance Defor Deolder Deadults, Dethe DeSocial DeSecurity DeAct Deof De1935 Deset
Dethe Deprecedent Defor Dethe Depassage Deof Dethe DeMedicare Deand DeMedicaid DeActs Dethat Defollowed Dein
De1965, Debut Dethe Deact Dealso Deprovided Dematernal Deand Dechild Dewelfare Deservices, Derehabilitation
Defor Dethe Dementally Deand Dephysically Dechallenged, Demedical Decare Defor Deblind Deindividuals Deand
Decrippled Dechildren, Deand Deunemployment Debenefits.
DIF: Comprehension REF: D e De p. De12
8. A Declient Deasks Dethe Denurse, De―Can Deyou Deexplain DeMedicare, Dean Deamendment Deto Dethe
Social DeSecurity DeAct?‖ DeThe Denurse Deresponds Dethat DeMedicare:
De
a. led Deto Demany Dehospital Declosings, Dealong Dewith Dea Dedecrease Dein Deacute Decare
De hospital–based Denursing Decare.
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b. provided Demedical Deinsurance Deto Dethose Deyounger Deadults Deor Dechildren Dewho
were Denot Deeligible Defor Deprivate Deinsurance Debecause Deof Decatastrophic
De
Deillnesses Desuch Deas Decancer.
c. provided Depreventive Decare Defor Dewomen, Deinfants, Deand Dechildren.
d. ensured Dethat Deindividuals Deages De65 Deand Deolder Deand Dethose Dewith Deend-stage
Derenal Dedisease Deor Depermanent Dedisabilities Dehad Dehealth Decare Deinsurance.
ANS: D e D
The DeMedicare Deprogram Deprovides Dehospital Deinsurance, DePart DeA, Deand Demedical Deinsurance,
DePart DeB, Deto Deall Depeople Deages De65 Deand Deolder Dewho Deare Deeligible Deto Dereceive DeSocial
DeSecurity Debenefits; Depeople Dewith Detotal, Depermanent Dedisabilities; Deand Depeople Dewith Deend-
stage Derenal Dedisease.
DIF: D e D e Comprehension REF: D e De p. De14
9. A Decomparison Deof Denursing Dein Dethe De1980s Deto Denursing Dein Dethe De1990s Dereveals Dethat:
a. in Dethe De1990s Denursing Deexperienced Dea Designificant Dereduction Deoccurred Dein
preventable Dediseases Decaused Deby Deunsafe/unhealthy Delifestyles.
De
b. tuberculosis Dewas Dethe Deprimary Deconcern Defor Denursing Dein Dethe De1980s, Dewhereas Dethe DeAIDS
epidemic Deemerged Deand Dewas Deits Defocus Deduring Dethe De1990s.
c. a Dedecrease Dein Deambulatory Deservices Dein Dethe De1980s Deprompted Dean Deincrease
Dein Depublic Dehealth Denurses Dein Dethe De1990s.
d. the Dedemand Defor Deadvanced Depractice Denurses Deincreased Dein Dethe De1980s Deand Dethe
De1990s Deas Dea Deresult Deof Dethe Deeconomy Deand Deconcern Deabout Dethe Dehealth Deof Dethe
Denation.
ANS: D e D
The Denumbers Deof Deadvanced Denurse Depractitioners Deincreased Deas Deevidence Deof Detheir Decost-
effectiveness Deas Deproviders Deof Deprimary Deand Depreventive Dehealth Decare Debecame Deestablished.
DIF: D e D e Comprehension REF: D e De pp. De16-17
10. Which Destatement Deaccurately Dedescribes Dethe Dehistorical Deperspective Deof Denursing Depractice?
a. Nursing Dehas Deexisted Deto Demeet Dethe Deneeds Deof Depopulations, Deindividuals, Deand
aggregates Deby Deproviding Decare Dethat Deis Dedetermined Deby Dethe Deneeds Deand Debeliefs
De
Deof Desociety Dein Dedifferent Dehistorical Decontexts.
b. As Demen Debegan Deto Debecome Deinterested Dein Denursing, Deit Dechanged Deinto Dea
Derespected Deprofession Debased Deon Descientific Defact Derather Dethan
Desuperstition.
c. Nursing Dehas Dehistorically Deaccepted Deindividuals Defrom Deall Desocial Deand
Deethnic Debackgrounds.
d. The DeUnited DeStates Dehas Deled Dethe Deway Dethroughout Dehistory Deto Deadvance
Denursing Deand Dehealth Decare Deby Deproviding Dethe Defirst Dehospital Deand Demedical
Deschool.
ANS: D e A
Nursing Dehas Deexisted Desince Debiblical Detimes Deto Deaddress Deneeds Deranging Defrom Decontagious
Dediseases Dein Deearly Detimes Deto Dehealth Deprevention Dein Dethe Depresent Detime, Dewith Decare Debased
Deon Dehealth Deneeds Deand Debeliefs Deof Dethe Detime.
DIF: Comprehension REF: D e De p. De3 De|pp. De18-19
11. The Deuse Deof Deherbs Dehas Debecome Dea Depopular Dealternative Deto Deprescription Dedrugs Dein Detoday‘s
Dehealth Decare Demilieu. DeDuring Dewhich Deother Dehistorical Deperiods Dedid Dehealth Depractices Defocus
Deon Dethe Deuse Deof Deherbs?
a. Prehistoric Detimes Deand Dethe DeMiddle DeAges
