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NURSING AND HEALTHCARE EXAM 1
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u When was the first school of nursing founded? - 1836

Where was the first school of nursing founded? - In Kaiserswerth, Germany

Florence Nightgale - Stressed the environment, need for careful observations, critical thinking, and care
of the whole person.

Who is Mary Seacole? - She is a Jamaican nurse who is known for using herbs. She help implement
infection control.

Who is Lillian Wald? - She was a social worker and a nurse. She taught nursing care to immigrants and
left her dream of becoming a doctor because they need for nurses was great.

Who is Clara Barton? - She was the founder of the Red Cross.

Where did Florence Nightingale establish her first nursing school? - In England

Health - A balance of internal and external forces leading to optimal functioning.

Holistic care - Mind, Body, and Soul.

World Health Organization - A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being.

Health Promotion - Directed towards restoring and increasing one's optimal level of wellness.

Disease Prevention - Focuses on prevention

Health Restoration - To restore function and compensate for losses.

Health care disparities - Found with racial and ethnic health disparities. Lack of resources, income, jobs,
or live in rural areas. Often found in the Hispanic community and African American races.

Healthy People 2020 - Promotes health and disease prevention services aimed at improving the health of
ALL the United States.

What does "we empower" mean? - We help them take responsibility for themselves.

Primary (Health Promotion) - Basic hygiene, nutrition, exercise, immunizations, and regular check-ups

Secondary (Disease prevention) - Early diagnosis, screening, and treatment

Tertiary (Rehabilitative) - Restore person to optimal functioning

What is Empathy? - Understand the patient's thoughts but remains emotionally detached.

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