NUR 301 Exam 1 – Accurate Solutions For Every
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What are the four nursing aims? 1. Promote health
2. Prevent illness
3. Restore health
4. facilitate coping with disability or death
What are the 7 criteria for nusing 1. Well defined body of specific and unique
profession? (be able to ID examples knowledge
of how nursing schieves the criteria 2. Strong service or orientation
discussed in class- select all that 3. recognized authority by a professional group
apply) 4. code of ethics
5. professional organization that sets standards
6. ongoing research
7. autonomy and self regulation
Know the general differences -BSN
between ADN and BSN educational -emphasize nursing research and informatics
programs in terms of: nursing practive, -more exposure to community/public health content
evidence-based practice, informatics, -Include leadership/sysyems-based improvement
public health/community nursing- components (both leading at bedside &
management and EBP)
Which program has more content in -most hospitals pefer/requite BSN for newly
each of these areas? graduated nurses
-80% of RNs in hospitals must have BSN degree my
2020
What exam do registered nurses take Test standards same: NCLEX-RN exam for diploma,
to obtain their license? What oversight ADN, & BSN managed by the National Council for
body manages this exam? State Boards of Nursing [NCSBN])
, Baptist Tabernacle Infirmary Training 1902
school for Christian Nurses what
founded in what year?
Mercer University was founded under 1833
the leadership of Jesse Mercer,
prominent Baptist from Georgia, in
what year?
What was the first "modern school of St. Thomas Hospital in London, founded in 1860 by
nursing?" when was it founded and by Florence Nightingale
whom?
Who, although not traied as a nurse, Clara Barton
served as a nurse during the American
Civil War, and founded the American
Red Cross, and was known as the
"Angel of the Battlefield?"
Who was the first African American Mary Eliza Mahoney
Nurse to graduate from a formal
school of nursing in 1879 and
advocated to eliminate discrimination
in the nursing field?
Which influential nursing figure Lillian Wald (along with her friend Mary Brewster)
founded the Henry Street Settlement
house, which still operates as a
nonprofit social organization offering
health and wellness services in New
York's lower east side?
What influential nursing leader Mary Brekinridge
founded the Frontier Nursing Service
in 1925 which formalized?
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Terms in this set (85)
What are the four nursing aims? 1. Promote health
2. Prevent illness
3. Restore health
4. facilitate coping with disability or death
What are the 7 criteria for nusing 1. Well defined body of specific and unique
profession? (be able to ID examples knowledge
of how nursing schieves the criteria 2. Strong service or orientation
discussed in class- select all that 3. recognized authority by a professional group
apply) 4. code of ethics
5. professional organization that sets standards
6. ongoing research
7. autonomy and self regulation
Know the general differences -BSN
between ADN and BSN educational -emphasize nursing research and informatics
programs in terms of: nursing practive, -more exposure to community/public health content
evidence-based practice, informatics, -Include leadership/sysyems-based improvement
public health/community nursing- components (both leading at bedside &
management and EBP)
Which program has more content in -most hospitals pefer/requite BSN for newly
each of these areas? graduated nurses
-80% of RNs in hospitals must have BSN degree my
2020
What exam do registered nurses take Test standards same: NCLEX-RN exam for diploma,
to obtain their license? What oversight ADN, & BSN managed by the National Council for
body manages this exam? State Boards of Nursing [NCSBN])
, Baptist Tabernacle Infirmary Training 1902
school for Christian Nurses what
founded in what year?
Mercer University was founded under 1833
the leadership of Jesse Mercer,
prominent Baptist from Georgia, in
what year?
What was the first "modern school of St. Thomas Hospital in London, founded in 1860 by
nursing?" when was it founded and by Florence Nightingale
whom?
Who, although not traied as a nurse, Clara Barton
served as a nurse during the American
Civil War, and founded the American
Red Cross, and was known as the
"Angel of the Battlefield?"
Who was the first African American Mary Eliza Mahoney
Nurse to graduate from a formal
school of nursing in 1879 and
advocated to eliminate discrimination
in the nursing field?
Which influential nursing figure Lillian Wald (along with her friend Mary Brewster)
founded the Henry Street Settlement
house, which still operates as a
nonprofit social organization offering
health and wellness services in New
York's lower east side?
What influential nursing leader Mary Brekinridge
founded the Frontier Nursing Service
in 1925 which formalized?
