NR410 History of Nursing (Exam #1)
well answered to pass
Sumerians
supernatural
assessments
Indians, births
Romans
Galen
Hippocratic Oath
physician, nurse
sacred, secular
sacred
secular - ANS ✔Healthcare: In Ancient Times
- the _____ in Mesopotamia developed an elaborate pharmacology, and had 2 types of healers:
--> one viewed illness as _____
--> the other conducted careful _____
- ancient middle eastern _____ has a priest class of physicians and male assistants who provided
healthcare outside of homes. women assisted only with _____
- the _____ had slave physicians who were pressed to serve as nurses
--> a roman surgeon, _____, developed instruments that are still in use in surgery today
- the greeks are known for their development of the _____ _____ (an oath to practice ethically)
--> did not differentiate between _____ and _____ roles
--> viewed illness from both a _____ and _____ perspectives and did not separate them
-----> _____: sick spent the night in the temple, and their dreams were indicative of outcomes
, -----> _____: relied on rational ideas, important to nursing today
scholastic
urban hospitals
gender, illness
men, women
healing
prophetic, prayer, diet
soldiers - ANS ✔Early Healthcare
- Islamic influences (8th-13th centuries)
--> built a _____ body of medical knowledge
--> developed a sophisticated network of _____ _____
--> separated patients by _____ and _____
--> had men care for men/women and women care for men/women
--> recognized individuals for _____ skills
- 13th-15th centuries
--> _____ medicine gained momentum; emphasized _____ and _____
--> women cared for _____ in wartime
Constantinople
knights
monks, nuns
Daughter's, Vincent
women, religious, deaconessess - ANS ✔Christianity's Contributions through the Middle Ages:
- in 330AD _____ established monastic orders of Catholic men who served as nurses
- _____ served as both soldiers and nurses
well answered to pass
Sumerians
supernatural
assessments
Indians, births
Romans
Galen
Hippocratic Oath
physician, nurse
sacred, secular
sacred
secular - ANS ✔Healthcare: In Ancient Times
- the _____ in Mesopotamia developed an elaborate pharmacology, and had 2 types of healers:
--> one viewed illness as _____
--> the other conducted careful _____
- ancient middle eastern _____ has a priest class of physicians and male assistants who provided
healthcare outside of homes. women assisted only with _____
- the _____ had slave physicians who were pressed to serve as nurses
--> a roman surgeon, _____, developed instruments that are still in use in surgery today
- the greeks are known for their development of the _____ _____ (an oath to practice ethically)
--> did not differentiate between _____ and _____ roles
--> viewed illness from both a _____ and _____ perspectives and did not separate them
-----> _____: sick spent the night in the temple, and their dreams were indicative of outcomes
, -----> _____: relied on rational ideas, important to nursing today
scholastic
urban hospitals
gender, illness
men, women
healing
prophetic, prayer, diet
soldiers - ANS ✔Early Healthcare
- Islamic influences (8th-13th centuries)
--> built a _____ body of medical knowledge
--> developed a sophisticated network of _____ _____
--> separated patients by _____ and _____
--> had men care for men/women and women care for men/women
--> recognized individuals for _____ skills
- 13th-15th centuries
--> _____ medicine gained momentum; emphasized _____ and _____
--> women cared for _____ in wartime
Constantinople
knights
monks, nuns
Daughter's, Vincent
women, religious, deaconessess - ANS ✔Christianity's Contributions through the Middle Ages:
- in 330AD _____ established monastic orders of Catholic men who served as nurses
- _____ served as both soldiers and nurses
