NURS 151 QUIZ 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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Term
The article, "Excellence in Nursing" was written in October ___ by ___ ____
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"pioneer of public health"
1961; 96 students; 2 male students
"founder of modern nursing" by Dr.
Alexander Rivkin
"Angels of Mercy" 1969 by Virginia Henderson
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,Definition
garnered federal grant money to support nursing research
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Nurse Judith Persichilli believes that... Nurse Robin Cogan
Dreyfus Model Applied to Nursing by
Faye Abdellah
who?
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Definition
Immediately after the traumatic event, a Tier 1 responder will contact
their peer and ask for reassurance that the clinician is doing "OK" after
the event. This Tier 1 responder is someone who works in the same unit
as the clinician, and they have received training in the "second victim
phenomenon."
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When was Florence Nightingale
Allegheny General Hospital
born? Who was she born to?
, What were the consequences of
CAC: Tier 1 Peer Support: Florence's new public health
measures during the Crimean War?
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Definition
established the International Council of Nurses, early nursing journals
and nurse registries; She was critical in carrying out nurse registration
in England and helped form the International Council of Nurses. Annie
W. Goodrich increased the quality of nursing care in 4 of New York's
hospitals while also establishing the first 4-year BSN program. She was
helped by Lavinia M. Dock, M. Adelaide Nutting, Isabel M. Stewart,
Effie J. Taylor, Drs. Richard Olding Beard, William Welch, and C. -E. A.
Winslow (a "great public health leader").
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In the ____, ____ worked with Seton ___ ___
Ethel Bedfore Fenwick to offer students ____. This was
groundbreaking.
Lydia Hall designed and directed
Gladys Nite
the...
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What makes nursing a profession?
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• 1893 steamship Clifford in Boston Harbor
• Staffed with nurses as well as Tufts U/Harvard U medical students and physicians
• Served indigent women and children from inner city tenements, especially during
the hot summers
• Provided sunshine, ventilation, recreation, nutritious meals, lactation guidance,
health teaching, salt water baths, donated diapers, clean baby bottles, donated
breast milk, infant formula, and medications
• Resulted in development of the Similac infant formula
• Later became the Tufts Children’s Hospital of Boston
• General education/humanities courses that support a people/science-based
profession influenced by human nature, rapid scientific advances, social disparities,
and cost
• STEM-based prerequisite courses (biology, microbiology, chemistry, physics,
anatomy/physiology, pathophysiology, nutrition, psychology/growth &
development, pharmacology, statistics)
• Clinical nursing courses with didactic/skills/simulation, and clinical practice (health
assessment, nursing fundamentals, medical-surgical 1-3, pediatric, maternal-infant,
psychiatric/mental health, community)
• Moral reasoning courses (theology, philosophy, ethics)
| LATEST NURS 151 STUDY GUIDE &
PRACTICE TEST 2026/2027
1 of 140
Term
The article, "Excellence in Nursing" was written in October ___ by ___ ____
Give this one a go later!
"pioneer of public health"
1961; 96 students; 2 male students
"founder of modern nursing" by Dr.
Alexander Rivkin
"Angels of Mercy" 1969 by Virginia Henderson
Don't know?
2 of 140
,Definition
garnered federal grant money to support nursing research
Give this one a go later!
Nurse Judith Persichilli believes that... Nurse Robin Cogan
Dreyfus Model Applied to Nursing by
Faye Abdellah
who?
Don't know?
3 of 140
Definition
Immediately after the traumatic event, a Tier 1 responder will contact
their peer and ask for reassurance that the clinician is doing "OK" after
the event. This Tier 1 responder is someone who works in the same unit
as the clinician, and they have received training in the "second victim
phenomenon."
Give this one a go later!
When was Florence Nightingale
Allegheny General Hospital
born? Who was she born to?
, What were the consequences of
CAC: Tier 1 Peer Support: Florence's new public health
measures during the Crimean War?
Don't know?
4 of 140
Definition
established the International Council of Nurses, early nursing journals
and nurse registries; She was critical in carrying out nurse registration
in England and helped form the International Council of Nurses. Annie
W. Goodrich increased the quality of nursing care in 4 of New York's
hospitals while also establishing the first 4-year BSN program. She was
helped by Lavinia M. Dock, M. Adelaide Nutting, Isabel M. Stewart,
Effie J. Taylor, Drs. Richard Olding Beard, William Welch, and C. -E. A.
Winslow (a "great public health leader").
Give this one a go later!
In the ____, ____ worked with Seton ___ ___
Ethel Bedfore Fenwick to offer students ____. This was
groundbreaking.
Lydia Hall designed and directed
Gladys Nite
the...
Don't know?
, 5 of 140
Term
What makes nursing a profession?
Give this one a go later!
• 1893 steamship Clifford in Boston Harbor
• Staffed with nurses as well as Tufts U/Harvard U medical students and physicians
• Served indigent women and children from inner city tenements, especially during
the hot summers
• Provided sunshine, ventilation, recreation, nutritious meals, lactation guidance,
health teaching, salt water baths, donated diapers, clean baby bottles, donated
breast milk, infant formula, and medications
• Resulted in development of the Similac infant formula
• Later became the Tufts Children’s Hospital of Boston
• General education/humanities courses that support a people/science-based
profession influenced by human nature, rapid scientific advances, social disparities,
and cost
• STEM-based prerequisite courses (biology, microbiology, chemistry, physics,
anatomy/physiology, pathophysiology, nutrition, psychology/growth &
development, pharmacology, statistics)
• Clinical nursing courses with didactic/skills/simulation, and clinical practice (health
assessment, nursing fundamentals, medical-surgical 1-3, pediatric, maternal-infant,
psychiatric/mental health, community)
• Moral reasoning courses (theology, philosophy, ethics)
