Exam One: NURS-1200 questions with correct
answers
A significant report also known as Nursing and Nursing Education in the
United States, that was released in 1922 and advocated for the
establishment of University schools of nursing to train nursing leaders.
Correct Answer.-Goldmark Report
Who are the first people in our record that we study from that wanted to
know that causation of illness? Correct Answer.-The greek
Greek Era Correct Answer.-The periods of Greek history in classical
antiquity, lasting from approximately 750 B.C. (the archaic period) to
146 B.C. (the Roman conquest). It is generally considered to be the
seminal culture that provided the foundation of western civilization
period time of Hippocrates, father of medicine. In Greek society, health
was considered to result from a balance between mind and body.
Roman Era Correct Answer.-The periods of Roman history in classical
antiquity, lasting from approximately 146 B.C. (The Roman conquest of
Greece ) or 31 B.C. (defeat of Marc Anthony by Augustus at the battle
of Actium) two approximately A.D. 476 (fall of the Roman
Empire ).Roman civilization is often grouped into classical antiquity
with ancient Greece, a civilization that inspired much of the culture of
ancient Rome. The development of policy, law , and protection of public
health was an important precursor to our modern public health systems.
,Female servants who did the work of God by ministering to the needs of
others. Nursing was most influenced by Christianity with the beginning
of these female servants. This role in the church was considered a
forward step in the development of nursing and in the 1800s which
strongly influence the young Florence Nightingale. Correct Answer.-
Deaconesses
Religious changes during the Renaissance that influenced nursing
perhaps more than any other aspect of society. During this., the
monasteries were abolished. The effects on nursing were drastic:
Monostatic-affiliated institutions , including hospitals and schools, were
closed, and orders of nuns, including nurses, were dissolved. Correct
Answer.-Reformation
Who was identified as a true "Angel of mercy," having reformed
military healthcare in the Crimean war and having used her political
savvy to forever change the way society views the health of the
vulnerable, the poor, and the forgotten. She is perhaps one of the most
written about women in history? Correct Answer.-Florence Nightingale
A Boston bookseller and publisher who had an interest in public health,
organized the American statistical society in 1839, and issued a census
of Boston in 1845. His census revealed high infant mortality rates and
high overall population mortality rates . In his report of the
Massachusetts sanitary Commission in 1850, he not only outlined his
findings on the unsanitary conditions but also made recommendations
for public health reform. He also called for services for well-child care ,
school-age children's health, immunizations, mental health, health
education for all, and health planning period the report was
,revolutionary in its scope and vision for public health. Correct Answer.-
Shattuck Report
A major figure in the development of the field of public health in Great
Britain, he drew attention in a well-known report to the cost of the
unsanitary conditions that shorten the lifespan of the laboring class and
the threats to the wealth of Britain. One consequences of his report was
the establishment of the first Board of Health, the general Board of
Health for England, in 1848 Correct Answer.-Chadwick Report (Full
name Edwin Chadwick)
A wealthy ship owner and philanthropist, he is credited with the
establishment of the first visiting nurse service, which eventually
evolved into district nursing in the community. He was so impressed
with the private duty nursing care that his sick wife had received at
home that he set out to develop a "district nursing service" in Liverpool,
England. Correct Answer.-William Rathborne
Lead the effort to form the British nurses Association to Unite British
nurses and to mandate registration as evidence of systematic training.
Correct Answer.-Ethel Fenwick
Founder of the Hotel Dieu de Montreal in 1645 Correct Answer.-Jeanne
Mance
In 1908, she met in Ottawa with 16 representatives from organized
nursing bodies to form the Canadian National Association of trained
nurses. Correct Answer.-Mary Agnes Snively
, Also known as Nursing for the Future, authored by Esther Lucille
Brown in 1948 and sponsored by the Russell sage foundation. This
report was critical of the quality and structure of nursing schools in the
United States. It became the catalyst for the implementation of
educational nursing program accreditation through the National League
for nursing. Correct Answer.-Brown Report
Founder of the Nurses Associated Alumnae in 1896, which in 1911
officially became known as the American nurses Association Correct
Answer.-Isabel Hampton Robb
The only full-service professional organization representing the nation's
2.9 million registered nurses through its 54 constituent member
associations. It advances the nursing profession by fostering high
standards of nursing practice, promoting the rights of nurses in the
workplace, projecting a positive and realistic view of nursing, and
lobbying Congress and regulatory agencies on health care issues
affecting nurses and the public. Correct Answer.-American Nurses
Association (ANA)
Became a militant suffragist, linking women's roles as the nurses to the
emerging women's movement in the United States. Correct Answer.-
Lavinia Lloyd Dock
The first nursing Journal, developed by Mary Adelaide Nutting, Lavinia
Dock, Sofia Palmer, and Mary E. Davis in October 1900. Through the
American nurses Association and the Journal, nurses then had a
professional organization and a National Journal with which to
answers
A significant report also known as Nursing and Nursing Education in the
United States, that was released in 1922 and advocated for the
establishment of University schools of nursing to train nursing leaders.
Correct Answer.-Goldmark Report
Who are the first people in our record that we study from that wanted to
know that causation of illness? Correct Answer.-The greek
Greek Era Correct Answer.-The periods of Greek history in classical
antiquity, lasting from approximately 750 B.C. (the archaic period) to
146 B.C. (the Roman conquest). It is generally considered to be the
seminal culture that provided the foundation of western civilization
period time of Hippocrates, father of medicine. In Greek society, health
was considered to result from a balance between mind and body.
Roman Era Correct Answer.-The periods of Roman history in classical
antiquity, lasting from approximately 146 B.C. (The Roman conquest of
Greece ) or 31 B.C. (defeat of Marc Anthony by Augustus at the battle
of Actium) two approximately A.D. 476 (fall of the Roman
Empire ).Roman civilization is often grouped into classical antiquity
with ancient Greece, a civilization that inspired much of the culture of
ancient Rome. The development of policy, law , and protection of public
health was an important precursor to our modern public health systems.
,Female servants who did the work of God by ministering to the needs of
others. Nursing was most influenced by Christianity with the beginning
of these female servants. This role in the church was considered a
forward step in the development of nursing and in the 1800s which
strongly influence the young Florence Nightingale. Correct Answer.-
Deaconesses
Religious changes during the Renaissance that influenced nursing
perhaps more than any other aspect of society. During this., the
monasteries were abolished. The effects on nursing were drastic:
Monostatic-affiliated institutions , including hospitals and schools, were
closed, and orders of nuns, including nurses, were dissolved. Correct
Answer.-Reformation
Who was identified as a true "Angel of mercy," having reformed
military healthcare in the Crimean war and having used her political
savvy to forever change the way society views the health of the
vulnerable, the poor, and the forgotten. She is perhaps one of the most
written about women in history? Correct Answer.-Florence Nightingale
A Boston bookseller and publisher who had an interest in public health,
organized the American statistical society in 1839, and issued a census
of Boston in 1845. His census revealed high infant mortality rates and
high overall population mortality rates . In his report of the
Massachusetts sanitary Commission in 1850, he not only outlined his
findings on the unsanitary conditions but also made recommendations
for public health reform. He also called for services for well-child care ,
school-age children's health, immunizations, mental health, health
education for all, and health planning period the report was
,revolutionary in its scope and vision for public health. Correct Answer.-
Shattuck Report
A major figure in the development of the field of public health in Great
Britain, he drew attention in a well-known report to the cost of the
unsanitary conditions that shorten the lifespan of the laboring class and
the threats to the wealth of Britain. One consequences of his report was
the establishment of the first Board of Health, the general Board of
Health for England, in 1848 Correct Answer.-Chadwick Report (Full
name Edwin Chadwick)
A wealthy ship owner and philanthropist, he is credited with the
establishment of the first visiting nurse service, which eventually
evolved into district nursing in the community. He was so impressed
with the private duty nursing care that his sick wife had received at
home that he set out to develop a "district nursing service" in Liverpool,
England. Correct Answer.-William Rathborne
Lead the effort to form the British nurses Association to Unite British
nurses and to mandate registration as evidence of systematic training.
Correct Answer.-Ethel Fenwick
Founder of the Hotel Dieu de Montreal in 1645 Correct Answer.-Jeanne
Mance
In 1908, she met in Ottawa with 16 representatives from organized
nursing bodies to form the Canadian National Association of trained
nurses. Correct Answer.-Mary Agnes Snively
, Also known as Nursing for the Future, authored by Esther Lucille
Brown in 1948 and sponsored by the Russell sage foundation. This
report was critical of the quality and structure of nursing schools in the
United States. It became the catalyst for the implementation of
educational nursing program accreditation through the National League
for nursing. Correct Answer.-Brown Report
Founder of the Nurses Associated Alumnae in 1896, which in 1911
officially became known as the American nurses Association Correct
Answer.-Isabel Hampton Robb
The only full-service professional organization representing the nation's
2.9 million registered nurses through its 54 constituent member
associations. It advances the nursing profession by fostering high
standards of nursing practice, promoting the rights of nurses in the
workplace, projecting a positive and realistic view of nursing, and
lobbying Congress and regulatory agencies on health care issues
affecting nurses and the public. Correct Answer.-American Nurses
Association (ANA)
Became a militant suffragist, linking women's roles as the nurses to the
emerging women's movement in the United States. Correct Answer.-
Lavinia Lloyd Dock
The first nursing Journal, developed by Mary Adelaide Nutting, Lavinia
Dock, Sofia Palmer, and Mary E. Davis in October 1900. Through the
American nurses Association and the Journal, nurses then had a
professional organization and a National Journal with which to
