PPN 101 EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2026 VERIFIED.
Who was harriet tubman? - ANS - underground railroad
- civil war nurse
who was mary eliza mahoney? - ANS - first liscened african american nurse
-cofounded National Association of Coloured Graduate Nurses (NACGN)
- award named after her by american nurses association
who was lillian holland harvey? - ANS - 1st director of nurse training at Tuskgee School for
Nurses
--> Black, 3 year
- WWII created training program opportunity for Black Army Corps Nurses
who was bernice redmon? - ANS - first black nurse to be appointed to the victoria order of
nurses
- virginia
who did professional nursing as an occupation begin with? - ANS florence nightingale
what are some stereotypes about nursing? - ANS - the mother 45-65
- the sex symbol postmid 60s
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,who was charlotte edith anderson monture? - ANS - first indigenous nurse
- nurse corps ww1
- worked as nurse and midwife with 6 nations reserve
what does "the mother" refer to? - ANS - stereotype
- virtuous
- religious
- familial values
- 1945-1965
what does "the sex symbol" refer to? - ANS - romantic, sensual, irresponsible
- promiscuous
- little intelligence / skill
- M.A.S.H
- post mid 1960s
what does "the careerist" refer to? - ANS - current view of nursing
- intelligent, logical, progressive
- less gender role identity
History Repeating - ANS - angel associated with religious origins
- discomfort as its a profession
Gender Stereotypes - ANS - 9/10 times referred as women's Work
- sexy nurse costume
Political Pawns - ANS - benefit politicians
- dismissal and betrayal
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, - overworked in pandemic
Forgotten Heroes - ANS - villanized : abused by families and communities
- 'global agenda' who thwarted public health
how do stereotypes / public views impact the profession? - ANS - influences professional
image
- professional image plays a role in attracting new nurses
what strategies can be used to promote a positive, inclusive view of nursing? - ANS -
collaborative effort
- professional bodies
- educational facilities
- nurses
how can professional bodies help promote a positive, inclusive view of nursing? - ANS -
provide support, direction, advocacy
- put policies in place for how nursing is portrayed
what is phenomenology? - ANS - understanding the meaning of clients of clients lived
experienced of health and healing
- study of experience & consciousness
deep human understanding
-qualitative research approach
- human experiences rather than cause & effect
what are phenomenological questions? - ANS - open ended
- aim is to understand the lived experiences of individuals
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ANSWERS 2026 VERIFIED.
Who was harriet tubman? - ANS - underground railroad
- civil war nurse
who was mary eliza mahoney? - ANS - first liscened african american nurse
-cofounded National Association of Coloured Graduate Nurses (NACGN)
- award named after her by american nurses association
who was lillian holland harvey? - ANS - 1st director of nurse training at Tuskgee School for
Nurses
--> Black, 3 year
- WWII created training program opportunity for Black Army Corps Nurses
who was bernice redmon? - ANS - first black nurse to be appointed to the victoria order of
nurses
- virginia
who did professional nursing as an occupation begin with? - ANS florence nightingale
what are some stereotypes about nursing? - ANS - the mother 45-65
- the sex symbol postmid 60s
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,who was charlotte edith anderson monture? - ANS - first indigenous nurse
- nurse corps ww1
- worked as nurse and midwife with 6 nations reserve
what does "the mother" refer to? - ANS - stereotype
- virtuous
- religious
- familial values
- 1945-1965
what does "the sex symbol" refer to? - ANS - romantic, sensual, irresponsible
- promiscuous
- little intelligence / skill
- M.A.S.H
- post mid 1960s
what does "the careerist" refer to? - ANS - current view of nursing
- intelligent, logical, progressive
- less gender role identity
History Repeating - ANS - angel associated with religious origins
- discomfort as its a profession
Gender Stereotypes - ANS - 9/10 times referred as women's Work
- sexy nurse costume
Political Pawns - ANS - benefit politicians
- dismissal and betrayal
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, - overworked in pandemic
Forgotten Heroes - ANS - villanized : abused by families and communities
- 'global agenda' who thwarted public health
how do stereotypes / public views impact the profession? - ANS - influences professional
image
- professional image plays a role in attracting new nurses
what strategies can be used to promote a positive, inclusive view of nursing? - ANS -
collaborative effort
- professional bodies
- educational facilities
- nurses
how can professional bodies help promote a positive, inclusive view of nursing? - ANS -
provide support, direction, advocacy
- put policies in place for how nursing is portrayed
what is phenomenology? - ANS - understanding the meaning of clients of clients lived
experienced of health and healing
- study of experience & consciousness
deep human understanding
-qualitative research approach
- human experiences rather than cause & effect
what are phenomenological questions? - ANS - open ended
- aim is to understand the lived experiences of individuals
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