Nursing 101 Exam 1 – Questions With Correct
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testable; able to be applied at the bedside
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1 Florence Nightingale 2 middle range theory
3 Mary Breckenridge 4 Clara Barton and the Civil War
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Terms in this set (80)
(1860) outlines plan for nursing schools *broad
Florence Nightingale
education curriculum
Florence Nightingale and 1854-1856
the Crimean War wrote Notes on Hospitals in 1859
written by Florence Nightingale in 1860 about abilities
Notes on Nursing
of nurses and the importance of holistic nursing
Jamaican nurse, funded own travel to work at Crimean
Mary Seacole
War
, 1861-1865
Clara Barton and the Civil
founder of American Red Cross - met needs of society
War
due to floods, disease, sanitation
1865-
Dorothea Dix and the Civil
worked to improve the care of the mentally ill and
War
imprisoned
Lillian Wald and public 1891 Henry Street Settlement
health nursing public school nurses, immigrants, children & exercise
exploitation of student 1890-1920
nurses
advanced education for 1899 Columbia University
nurses - past the hospital
diploma degree
BSN at University of 1916
Cincinnati
African American nurses began in 1886 - BSN for black nurses in 1922 at Howard
educated separate from University
whites
birth control and founder of planned parenthood of
Margaret Sanger America 1928
*close work with England
1925 Frontier Nursing Service
Mary Breckenridge learned about midwifery in England in order to educate
Kentucky women/rural women about midwifery
1921-1946
created a manual comprised of words, pictures, stories
Mary Osborne
in order to educate all levels of midwives 'granny
midwives'
first African American to Mary Mahoney (1931)
receive a master's degree
in nursing
AD v. BSN nursing associates degree programs began in the 1940s due to
programs a shortage of nurses during WWII
Nurse Training Act 1943
1950 - ANA accepted African Americans (but have their
Civil Rights Movement
own association as well)
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Practice questions for this set
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testable; able to be applied at the bedside
Choose an answer
1 Florence Nightingale 2 middle range theory
3 Mary Breckenridge 4 Clara Barton and the Civil War
Don't know?
Terms in this set (80)
(1860) outlines plan for nursing schools *broad
Florence Nightingale
education curriculum
Florence Nightingale and 1854-1856
the Crimean War wrote Notes on Hospitals in 1859
written by Florence Nightingale in 1860 about abilities
Notes on Nursing
of nurses and the importance of holistic nursing
Jamaican nurse, funded own travel to work at Crimean
Mary Seacole
War
, 1861-1865
Clara Barton and the Civil
founder of American Red Cross - met needs of society
War
due to floods, disease, sanitation
1865-
Dorothea Dix and the Civil
worked to improve the care of the mentally ill and
War
imprisoned
Lillian Wald and public 1891 Henry Street Settlement
health nursing public school nurses, immigrants, children & exercise
exploitation of student 1890-1920
nurses
advanced education for 1899 Columbia University
nurses - past the hospital
diploma degree
BSN at University of 1916
Cincinnati
African American nurses began in 1886 - BSN for black nurses in 1922 at Howard
educated separate from University
whites
birth control and founder of planned parenthood of
Margaret Sanger America 1928
*close work with England
1925 Frontier Nursing Service
Mary Breckenridge learned about midwifery in England in order to educate
Kentucky women/rural women about midwifery
1921-1946
created a manual comprised of words, pictures, stories
Mary Osborne
in order to educate all levels of midwives 'granny
midwives'
first African American to Mary Mahoney (1931)
receive a master's degree
in nursing
AD v. BSN nursing associates degree programs began in the 1940s due to
programs a shortage of nurses during WWII
Nurse Training Act 1943
1950 - ANA accepted African Americans (but have their
Civil Rights Movement
own association as well)
