Nursing 115 Midterm questions well 2024/2025

Nursing 115 MidtermMovie - Nursing History question: Where were the first Nightingale Training Schools in the US? - correct answer 1873- NY Training School at Bellevue, CT Training School, and Boston Training School Movie - Nursing History question: What areas for nursing practice were taught in early programs? - correct answer Making beds, preparing meals, cleaning equipment; instruction from physicians on bandaging, medication, hygiene, ventilation; harsh conditions with 12-15 hours on ward; learning by doing. Movie - Nursing History question: Significance of registration in North Carolina, 1903 - correct answer Established Registered Professional Nurse; only trained nurses could become registered; many states followed; some had exams to register. Movie - Nursing History question: Issues in nursing education in early years- segregation, curricula not standardized, "free" student labor - correct answer Men and African American nurses excluded; hospitals sent students out to do private duty and made $$$ from student labor; types of training programs varied; need for standardization of curricula seen by nurse leaders. Movie - Nursing History question: What factors after WWII affected the profession of Nursing? - correct answer Poor working conditions after the war, yet need for nurses increased; hospital care became more technical and demand increased; Hill Burton Act added more hospitals in communities; lack of autonomy for nurses in hospitals versus private duty Movie - Nursing History question: What did the American Nurses' Association say about baccalaureate education for nurses in 1965? - correct answer 1965, ANA's White Paper on Baccalaureate Degree for Entry into Practice Nursing Today- ANA's definition of nursing - correct answer American Nurses Association (ANA) definition of nursing: Nursing is the protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities; prevention of illness and injury; alleviation of suffering of through the diagnosis and treatment of human response; and advocacy in the care of individuals, families, communities, and populations. Nursing Today - Characteristics of a profession