NUR 3805 Knowledge Check - History of
Nursing Exam And Correct Answers.
In the early 1900s, as nursing developed its practice and training schools proliferated, what did nurse
leaders consider their next step to advance the practice of nursing? - Answer Establishing minimum
standards for educational programs and for safe practice
Why was the conflict between the beliefs of the church and scientific thought important in the
development of nursing? - Answer This conflict was a major deterrent in the development of
knowledge in preventing illness and curing disease.
What is the significance of the Bolton Act of 1943 to the development of nursing? - Answer It was the
first national funding for the education of nurses.
What is the significance of Lillian Wald to the profession of nursing? - Answer She is considered the
founder of public health nursing.
Contemporary thinking suggests that the primary influence of historical nursing leaders on today's
practice is a result of which fact? - Answer These leaders cared about society and wanted to make
changes.
What is the most important reason that nursing, in this time of change and challenge, should look back
to its historical roots? - Answer Nursing's historical foundations can provide a basis for future changes.
Nurses have assumed roles in social and political reform throughout nursing's history. Which of these are
significant social issues addressed by nurses? Select all that apply. - Answer Housing and sanitation
conditions
Racial equality
Humane care of criminals
Care of the poor
Why is it essential for nurses to participate in the activities of nursing organizations? Select all that apply.
- Answer They influence policies affecting nursing, nursing practice, and the health of the community.
Nursing Exam And Correct Answers.
In the early 1900s, as nursing developed its practice and training schools proliferated, what did nurse
leaders consider their next step to advance the practice of nursing? - Answer Establishing minimum
standards for educational programs and for safe practice
Why was the conflict between the beliefs of the church and scientific thought important in the
development of nursing? - Answer This conflict was a major deterrent in the development of
knowledge in preventing illness and curing disease.
What is the significance of the Bolton Act of 1943 to the development of nursing? - Answer It was the
first national funding for the education of nurses.
What is the significance of Lillian Wald to the profession of nursing? - Answer She is considered the
founder of public health nursing.
Contemporary thinking suggests that the primary influence of historical nursing leaders on today's
practice is a result of which fact? - Answer These leaders cared about society and wanted to make
changes.
What is the most important reason that nursing, in this time of change and challenge, should look back
to its historical roots? - Answer Nursing's historical foundations can provide a basis for future changes.
Nurses have assumed roles in social and political reform throughout nursing's history. Which of these are
significant social issues addressed by nurses? Select all that apply. - Answer Housing and sanitation
conditions
Racial equality
Humane care of criminals
Care of the poor
Why is it essential for nurses to participate in the activities of nursing organizations? Select all that apply.
- Answer They influence policies affecting nursing, nursing practice, and the health of the community.
