LPN TO RN TRANSITIONS 5TH EDITION
CLAYWELL TESTBANK PRACTICE GUIDE
UPDATED 2026 TESTED SOLUTIONS
⫸ how long is the traditional diploma program Answer: 1yr
⫸ the first nursing degree program was started in Answer: university of
minnesota 1909
⫸ the term RNB refers to? Answer: programs that provide baccalaureate
education to RN
⫸ An external degree program has Answer: no prescribed methods of
learning & assesses learning through highly standardized exams
⫸ Articulated programs allow Answer: an individual to move smoothly
from one level of nursing education the the next with minimal loss of
earned credit
⫸ two on two programs is one type Answer: of articulated program
⫸ brown report 1948 Answer: recommended that education for nursing
take place in colleges and universities, not hospitals.
⫸ Clara Barton Answer: Organized The American National Red Cross
1882
, ⫸ The first training schools in the United States were opened in 1872 in
what 2 states Answer: Philadelphia at the Women's Hospital, and in
Boston at the New England Hospital for Women and Children in Boston
⫸ 1920, the Goldmark Report Answer: recommended that nursing
schools become independent of hospitals, and that students should not be
a source of cheap labor. It also advocated financial support of university-
based nursing schools.
⫸ World War II brought Answer: a huge increase in nursing demand
⫸ Dr. Mildred Montag Answer: is credited with creating the associate
degree in nursing.
⫸ National League for Nursing (NLN) Answer: has been the accrediting
body for two and four-year nursing colleges
⫸ American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Answer: an
association that does not allow two-year colleges to join. for
accreditation,
⫸ when was the ANA position paper published? Answer: 1965
⫸ ANA position paper was based on the belief Answer: improvement of
nursing practice depended on the advancement of nursing education
CLAYWELL TESTBANK PRACTICE GUIDE
UPDATED 2026 TESTED SOLUTIONS
⫸ how long is the traditional diploma program Answer: 1yr
⫸ the first nursing degree program was started in Answer: university of
minnesota 1909
⫸ the term RNB refers to? Answer: programs that provide baccalaureate
education to RN
⫸ An external degree program has Answer: no prescribed methods of
learning & assesses learning through highly standardized exams
⫸ Articulated programs allow Answer: an individual to move smoothly
from one level of nursing education the the next with minimal loss of
earned credit
⫸ two on two programs is one type Answer: of articulated program
⫸ brown report 1948 Answer: recommended that education for nursing
take place in colleges and universities, not hospitals.
⫸ Clara Barton Answer: Organized The American National Red Cross
1882
, ⫸ The first training schools in the United States were opened in 1872 in
what 2 states Answer: Philadelphia at the Women's Hospital, and in
Boston at the New England Hospital for Women and Children in Boston
⫸ 1920, the Goldmark Report Answer: recommended that nursing
schools become independent of hospitals, and that students should not be
a source of cheap labor. It also advocated financial support of university-
based nursing schools.
⫸ World War II brought Answer: a huge increase in nursing demand
⫸ Dr. Mildred Montag Answer: is credited with creating the associate
degree in nursing.
⫸ National League for Nursing (NLN) Answer: has been the accrediting
body for two and four-year nursing colleges
⫸ American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Answer: an
association that does not allow two-year colleges to join. for
accreditation,
⫸ when was the ANA position paper published? Answer: 1965
⫸ ANA position paper was based on the belief Answer: improvement of
nursing practice depended on the advancement of nursing education
