CONCEPTS FOR NURSING PRACTICE GIDDENS
KEY CONCEPTS AND PRACTICE QUESTIONS
◉ -administer quality and safe care
-being responsible and accountable.
Answer: what are 2 characteristics of professionalism
◉ -Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Future of Nursing:
Campaign for action
-Institute of Medicine (IOM) publication on The Future of Nursing.
Answer: what are 2 heath care advocacy groups?
◉ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Future of Nursing:
Campaign for action.
Answer: which advocacy group transformed nursing profession?
◉ -current knowledge
-critical thinking
-insightful and compassionate approach.
Answer: what 3 things does nursing require
◉ -Novice (nursing student)
,-Advance beginner (after graduation)
-competent
-proficient
-expert.
Answer: what are the 5 stages of Benner's Nursing Profession?
◉ community service
family.
Answer: nursing was distinguished in its early history as a form of
___. it was originally related to a strong instinct to preserve and
protect the ___
◉ -religious orders (devotion for care)
-wars (increased need for nurses)
-societal attitudes (public image)
-visionary leaders (increased view of nursing).
Answer: what are the 4 revealed recurring themes or influencing
factors
◉ Florence Nightingale.
Answer: ___ is the founder for modern nursing and her practices
remain a basic part of nursing today
,◉ epidemiologist.
Answer: Florence Nightingale was the first practicing ___
◉ Florence Nightingale.
Answer: who organized the first school of nursing?
◉ sanitation.
Answer: Nightingale improved ___ in battle field hospitals
◉ Florence Nightingale.
Answer: ___ helped the body recover and remain free of disease
◉ Clara Barton.
Answer: ___ tended to solders in the battle field. also known as
"angel of the battle field"
◉ Mother Bickerdyke.
Answer: ___ organized ambulance services and walked abandoned
battlefields at night, looking for wounded soldiers.
◉ Harriet Tubman.
, Answer: ___ was active in the underground rail road movement and
helped free over 300 slaves
◉ Mary Mahoney.
Answer: ___ was the first professionally trained African American
nurse
◉ Lillian Wald and Mary Brewster.
Answer: ___ opened the Henry Street Settlement, focusing on the
health needs of the poor who lived in New York City
◉ 20th Century.
Answer: ___ was the movement toward scientific, research based
practice and defined body of knowledge
◉ Mary Ann Nutting.
Answer: ___ was the first nursing professor at Columbia Teacher's
College in 1906
◉ 1920.
Answer: ___ was when nursing specialization began
◉ -Nutting became the first nursing professor
KEY CONCEPTS AND PRACTICE QUESTIONS
◉ -administer quality and safe care
-being responsible and accountable.
Answer: what are 2 characteristics of professionalism
◉ -Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Future of Nursing:
Campaign for action
-Institute of Medicine (IOM) publication on The Future of Nursing.
Answer: what are 2 heath care advocacy groups?
◉ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Future of Nursing:
Campaign for action.
Answer: which advocacy group transformed nursing profession?
◉ -current knowledge
-critical thinking
-insightful and compassionate approach.
Answer: what 3 things does nursing require
◉ -Novice (nursing student)
,-Advance beginner (after graduation)
-competent
-proficient
-expert.
Answer: what are the 5 stages of Benner's Nursing Profession?
◉ community service
family.
Answer: nursing was distinguished in its early history as a form of
___. it was originally related to a strong instinct to preserve and
protect the ___
◉ -religious orders (devotion for care)
-wars (increased need for nurses)
-societal attitudes (public image)
-visionary leaders (increased view of nursing).
Answer: what are the 4 revealed recurring themes or influencing
factors
◉ Florence Nightingale.
Answer: ___ is the founder for modern nursing and her practices
remain a basic part of nursing today
,◉ epidemiologist.
Answer: Florence Nightingale was the first practicing ___
◉ Florence Nightingale.
Answer: who organized the first school of nursing?
◉ sanitation.
Answer: Nightingale improved ___ in battle field hospitals
◉ Florence Nightingale.
Answer: ___ helped the body recover and remain free of disease
◉ Clara Barton.
Answer: ___ tended to solders in the battle field. also known as
"angel of the battle field"
◉ Mother Bickerdyke.
Answer: ___ organized ambulance services and walked abandoned
battlefields at night, looking for wounded soldiers.
◉ Harriet Tubman.
, Answer: ___ was active in the underground rail road movement and
helped free over 300 slaves
◉ Mary Mahoney.
Answer: ___ was the first professionally trained African American
nurse
◉ Lillian Wald and Mary Brewster.
Answer: ___ opened the Henry Street Settlement, focusing on the
health needs of the poor who lived in New York City
◉ 20th Century.
Answer: ___ was the movement toward scientific, research based
practice and defined body of knowledge
◉ Mary Ann Nutting.
Answer: ___ was the first nursing professor at Columbia Teacher's
College in 1906
◉ 1920.
Answer: ___ was when nursing specialization began
◉ -Nutting became the first nursing professor
