CNUR 102 FINAL STUDY GUIDE
Marie Rollet Hébert - Answer -- 1617
- Helped Indigenous peoples
- Her husband was a physician
- First Laywoman of France
- Brought nursing care into the community
Jean Mance - Answer -- 1642
- Founder of Hotel Dieu de ville marie in Montreal.
- Very good skills in nursing, medicine, and surgery.
- Has a CNA award named after her.
Marguerite D'Youville - Answer -- 1700s
- Founder of Grey Nuns and Grey nuns' hospital because she took over a failing
hospital.
- She set the stage for the Victorian Order of Nurses.
Florence Nightengale - Answer -- 1800s
- Changed war time hospitals because she found the unsanitary conditions were leading
to infection and disease.
- Lady of the lamp because she would be seen roaming the hallways of hospitals, even
during the night.
- Men should not be nurses, and any women should be virtuous Christians who were
chaste and had some knowledge of surgery and philosophy (What Nurses of Victorian
era nurses needed to be a nurse).
- Brought many nursing theories to life, especially those describing that there were both
internal (Illness, and thoughts) and external factors (light, cleanliness/ sanitary) that
played into the health of a patient.
- Brought nursing education into hospital-based, institutionalized setting.
- May 12 is Nurse's week and her birthday
Edith Cavell - Answer -a British nurse who was accused of helping British prisoners
escape. Executed by the Germans which outraged British and French.
Imogene King - Answer -- Theory of Goal Attainment
- Pioneer in nursing theory development
goal attainment theory - Answer -- sates that goals are attained when the three
systems: personal, interpersonal, and social are in healthy balance
Jean Cuthand Goodwill - Answer -- First Aboriginal woman to graduate from nursing
program in Sk in 1954
Where, when, and by whom was the first nursing school established? - Answer -- 1874
, - St. Catherine's, Ontario
- By Dr. Theopilus Mack
Note: It was physician trained
- First grad class in 1878
1st degree program established in... - Answer -1919
1st master's program at University of BC... - Answer -1959
1st doctorate established in... - Answer -1991
What happened in 200? - Answer -All registered nurses needed a baccalaureate
degree to practice nursing.
Metaparadigm - Answer -four broad concepts core to nursing theory: person,
environment, health, and nursing
Grand Nursing Theory - Answer -a nursing theory that is used as a broad explanation
of human experience or environment
mid-range nursing theories - Answer -Can be used in many different situations, but is
specific to a specific field of nursing. Ex: health promotion, uncertainty, quality of nursing
care, hardiness, pain management, family care-giving
Nursing practice theory - Answer -Specified to a certain situation.
Hildegard Peplau - Answer -- 4 stages of therapeutic communication include
orientation, introduction, exploitation, and termination
Margaret Campbell - Answer -- Each patient is an individual experience. Each person
has 9 subsystems.
Virginia Henderson - Answer -Defined nursing as caring for patients' needs until they
can care for themselves. Nurses have 14 basic needs.
Jean Watson - Answer -When nurse and patient come together, there is a caring
moment. 10 Caritas processes.
Oberle and Raffin - Answer -created decision-making model that described the steps of
making an ethical decision.
Sister Callista Roy - Answer -Modes of adaptation
Rosemary Parse's - Answer -Human Becoming Theory: The goal of nursing is to get
each patient to the quality of life they define as acceptable.
Marie Rollet Hébert - Answer -- 1617
- Helped Indigenous peoples
- Her husband was a physician
- First Laywoman of France
- Brought nursing care into the community
Jean Mance - Answer -- 1642
- Founder of Hotel Dieu de ville marie in Montreal.
- Very good skills in nursing, medicine, and surgery.
- Has a CNA award named after her.
Marguerite D'Youville - Answer -- 1700s
- Founder of Grey Nuns and Grey nuns' hospital because she took over a failing
hospital.
- She set the stage for the Victorian Order of Nurses.
Florence Nightengale - Answer -- 1800s
- Changed war time hospitals because she found the unsanitary conditions were leading
to infection and disease.
- Lady of the lamp because she would be seen roaming the hallways of hospitals, even
during the night.
- Men should not be nurses, and any women should be virtuous Christians who were
chaste and had some knowledge of surgery and philosophy (What Nurses of Victorian
era nurses needed to be a nurse).
- Brought many nursing theories to life, especially those describing that there were both
internal (Illness, and thoughts) and external factors (light, cleanliness/ sanitary) that
played into the health of a patient.
- Brought nursing education into hospital-based, institutionalized setting.
- May 12 is Nurse's week and her birthday
Edith Cavell - Answer -a British nurse who was accused of helping British prisoners
escape. Executed by the Germans which outraged British and French.
Imogene King - Answer -- Theory of Goal Attainment
- Pioneer in nursing theory development
goal attainment theory - Answer -- sates that goals are attained when the three
systems: personal, interpersonal, and social are in healthy balance
Jean Cuthand Goodwill - Answer -- First Aboriginal woman to graduate from nursing
program in Sk in 1954
Where, when, and by whom was the first nursing school established? - Answer -- 1874
, - St. Catherine's, Ontario
- By Dr. Theopilus Mack
Note: It was physician trained
- First grad class in 1878
1st degree program established in... - Answer -1919
1st master's program at University of BC... - Answer -1959
1st doctorate established in... - Answer -1991
What happened in 200? - Answer -All registered nurses needed a baccalaureate
degree to practice nursing.
Metaparadigm - Answer -four broad concepts core to nursing theory: person,
environment, health, and nursing
Grand Nursing Theory - Answer -a nursing theory that is used as a broad explanation
of human experience or environment
mid-range nursing theories - Answer -Can be used in many different situations, but is
specific to a specific field of nursing. Ex: health promotion, uncertainty, quality of nursing
care, hardiness, pain management, family care-giving
Nursing practice theory - Answer -Specified to a certain situation.
Hildegard Peplau - Answer -- 4 stages of therapeutic communication include
orientation, introduction, exploitation, and termination
Margaret Campbell - Answer -- Each patient is an individual experience. Each person
has 9 subsystems.
Virginia Henderson - Answer -Defined nursing as caring for patients' needs until they
can care for themselves. Nurses have 14 basic needs.
Jean Watson - Answer -When nurse and patient come together, there is a caring
moment. 10 Caritas processes.
Oberle and Raffin - Answer -created decision-making model that described the steps of
making an ethical decision.
Sister Callista Roy - Answer -Modes of adaptation
Rosemary Parse's - Answer -Human Becoming Theory: The goal of nursing is to get
each patient to the quality of life they define as acceptable.
