NUR 129 test I Questions and Complete
Solutions Graded A+
Molloy's Vision of nursing - Answer: Humanistic framework.
Valuing, humanity, health, environment.
sub- concepts: knowledge, responsibility, accountability.
Nursing - Answer: A science and an art which focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of human
responses.
Molloy Catholic College for women was established in? - Answer: 1955
The nursing major was introduced in? - Answer: 1955
Accredited by NLN in? - Answer: 1969
Baccalaureate Degree - Answer: The graduate of the baccalaureate nursing program of Molloy College is
a liberally educated individual who has acquired the knowledge and skills to provide humanistic nursing
practice in multiple settings as well as a foundation for advanced study in nursing.
They are educated in as a nurse generalist
CARP - Answer: Comprehensive Assessment and Review Program.
During the senior semesters, students will be required to attend a 3-day pre-NCLEX seminar.
Graduation - Answer: complete all core and nursing program requirements for a total of 128 credits and
with a minimum cumulative index of 2.0.
, Upon graduation students are eligible to take the NCLEX
Egyptians - Answer: believed to have specialized in certain diseases. Had the first recorded nurses.
Greece - Answer: Believed Apollo was the god of healing. Hippocrates believed that disease had natural
causes.
Diagnosis - Answer: Identifying disease scientifically
Prognosis - Answer: Predicting possible outcome
Cure - Answer: Restoration of health
Roman Empire - Answer: Best known for their advancements in public health.
India - Answer: Hospitals were staffedd by male nurses who needed knowledge of drug administration,
cleverness, devotedness to patient, and purity of mind and body.
Christianity - Answer: Gave nursing a more clearly defined role. Women visited sick people, males buried
the dead. Nursing became a respected vocation.
Middle Ages - Answer: More hospitals were built, nurse midwifery flourished, nursing was provided by
monks and nuns and was segregated by sex.
Crusades - Answer: Knight Hospitaliers of St. John's of Jerusalem cared for the injured - their symbol, a
bright, Red Cross.
Knights organized nursing care
Nursing became acceptable for women and encouraged by the catholic church.
Solutions Graded A+
Molloy's Vision of nursing - Answer: Humanistic framework.
Valuing, humanity, health, environment.
sub- concepts: knowledge, responsibility, accountability.
Nursing - Answer: A science and an art which focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of human
responses.
Molloy Catholic College for women was established in? - Answer: 1955
The nursing major was introduced in? - Answer: 1955
Accredited by NLN in? - Answer: 1969
Baccalaureate Degree - Answer: The graduate of the baccalaureate nursing program of Molloy College is
a liberally educated individual who has acquired the knowledge and skills to provide humanistic nursing
practice in multiple settings as well as a foundation for advanced study in nursing.
They are educated in as a nurse generalist
CARP - Answer: Comprehensive Assessment and Review Program.
During the senior semesters, students will be required to attend a 3-day pre-NCLEX seminar.
Graduation - Answer: complete all core and nursing program requirements for a total of 128 credits and
with a minimum cumulative index of 2.0.
, Upon graduation students are eligible to take the NCLEX
Egyptians - Answer: believed to have specialized in certain diseases. Had the first recorded nurses.
Greece - Answer: Believed Apollo was the god of healing. Hippocrates believed that disease had natural
causes.
Diagnosis - Answer: Identifying disease scientifically
Prognosis - Answer: Predicting possible outcome
Cure - Answer: Restoration of health
Roman Empire - Answer: Best known for their advancements in public health.
India - Answer: Hospitals were staffedd by male nurses who needed knowledge of drug administration,
cleverness, devotedness to patient, and purity of mind and body.
Christianity - Answer: Gave nursing a more clearly defined role. Women visited sick people, males buried
the dead. Nursing became a respected vocation.
Middle Ages - Answer: More hospitals were built, nurse midwifery flourished, nursing was provided by
monks and nuns and was segregated by sex.
Crusades - Answer: Knight Hospitaliers of St. John's of Jerusalem cared for the injured - their symbol, a
bright, Red Cross.
Knights organized nursing care
Nursing became acceptable for women and encouraged by the catholic church.
