Davis Advantage for Fundamentals
of Nursing Care 2026 Complete Test
Bank – Verified Answers
‣ Clara Barton . Answer: Nurse during the Civil War; founder of the
American Red Cross/Red Cross Association. "Angel of the Battlefield"
‣ Dorothea Dix . Answer: Activist for better mental health care.
Appointed the Superintendent of Female Nurses in the Army in 1861.
‣ Florence Nightingale . Answer: First nursing theorist and started the
Nightingale School of Nursing. Concerned about the environment and
cleanliness of the work environment.
‣ Mary Mahoney . Answer: First African American Nurse in the United
States. She created an organization "National Association for Colored
Graduate Nurses".
‣ Linda Richards . Answer: First "trained nurse"in the US, founder of
modern nurse's notes.
‣ Madeline Leininger . Answer: Theory of Cultural Care Diversity and
Universality. Providing care that aligns with a patient's specific cultural
values, beliefs, and practices
, ‣ Virginia Henderson . Answer: 14 basic needs addressed by nursing
care;definition of nursing; do for the patients what they cannot do for
themselves.
‣ LPN/LVN . Answer: Licensed practical/vocational nurse. Education:
Ranges from 9 months to 2 years
Licensure: NCLEX-PN; No clinical component
No Clinical Component during NCLEX-PN
‣ Associate degree nurse (ADN) . Answer: A 2-year, entry-level
educational program for registered nurses. Upon completion of all
course work, a student takes the NCLEX-RN; upon successfully passing
the examination, the graduate becomes a registered nurse and uses the
title "RN" after her or his name.
‣ Diploma program nurse . Answer: Hospital-based nursing education
program. Take the NCLEX-RN
‣ Baccalaureate degree nurse (BSN) . Answer: A 4-year, entry-level
educational program for registered nurses. Upon completion of all
course work, the student takes the NCLEX-RN; upon successfully
passing the examination, the graduate becomes a registered nurse and
uses the title "RN" after her or his name. The focus of BSN nursing
education puts more emphasis on management and leadership than ADN
and diploma programs.
of Nursing Care 2026 Complete Test
Bank – Verified Answers
‣ Clara Barton . Answer: Nurse during the Civil War; founder of the
American Red Cross/Red Cross Association. "Angel of the Battlefield"
‣ Dorothea Dix . Answer: Activist for better mental health care.
Appointed the Superintendent of Female Nurses in the Army in 1861.
‣ Florence Nightingale . Answer: First nursing theorist and started the
Nightingale School of Nursing. Concerned about the environment and
cleanliness of the work environment.
‣ Mary Mahoney . Answer: First African American Nurse in the United
States. She created an organization "National Association for Colored
Graduate Nurses".
‣ Linda Richards . Answer: First "trained nurse"in the US, founder of
modern nurse's notes.
‣ Madeline Leininger . Answer: Theory of Cultural Care Diversity and
Universality. Providing care that aligns with a patient's specific cultural
values, beliefs, and practices
, ‣ Virginia Henderson . Answer: 14 basic needs addressed by nursing
care;definition of nursing; do for the patients what they cannot do for
themselves.
‣ LPN/LVN . Answer: Licensed practical/vocational nurse. Education:
Ranges from 9 months to 2 years
Licensure: NCLEX-PN; No clinical component
No Clinical Component during NCLEX-PN
‣ Associate degree nurse (ADN) . Answer: A 2-year, entry-level
educational program for registered nurses. Upon completion of all
course work, a student takes the NCLEX-RN; upon successfully passing
the examination, the graduate becomes a registered nurse and uses the
title "RN" after her or his name.
‣ Diploma program nurse . Answer: Hospital-based nursing education
program. Take the NCLEX-RN
‣ Baccalaureate degree nurse (BSN) . Answer: A 4-year, entry-level
educational program for registered nurses. Upon completion of all
course work, the student takes the NCLEX-RN; upon successfully
passing the examination, the graduate becomes a registered nurse and
uses the title "RN" after her or his name. The focus of BSN nursing
education puts more emphasis on management and leadership than ADN
and diploma programs.
