NURSING 210 MIDTERM REVIEW QUESTIONS WITH
ACCURATE ANSWERS
1960's: The Feminist Movement correct answer -societal changes for women
-women now entered the professions other than nursing and education
-now had more competition for recruiting intelligent men and women into
nursing
-improved salaries and working conditions for nurses
-nurses and nursing students became more politically involved, assertive.
-Gloria Steinmen
1970's to present correct answer -varied nursing programs
-increase cost of healthcare
-increase technology
-expanding role of nurses (specialties and advanced practice)
-primary nursing
-increase use of UAP
-telehealth
1998: Woodhull study correct answer -survey and analyze the portrayal of health
care and nursing in U.S. newspapers, magazines, and industry trade publications
1998: Woodhull study: Key Findings correct answer -Nurses are often invisible in
the media
-Nurses were rarely cited in the media
,1998: Woodhull study: Recommendations correct answer -Nursing and the media
need to be more proactive in establishing dialogue
-the media should change ""ask your doctor" to "ask your health care provider"
-the media should include more information by and about nurses
AACN correct answer curriculum standards, education quality standards
AAMN correct answer to provide a framework for nurses as a group to meet,
discuss, and influence factors which affect men as nurses
AAMN purpose correct answer -to provide a framework for nurses as a group to
meet, discuss, and influence factors which affect men as nurses
Adelaide Nutting correct answer -established 3 year nursing program and 8 hour
day
-became the first professor of nursing in the world and advocated nursing at
college level
advanced beginner correct answer -demonstrate marginally competent to
acceptable performance
-has gained prior experience in actual situations to recognize recurring meaningful
components
-bases actions on both theory and principles, but tends to experience difficulty
formulating priorities, viewing many nursing actions as equally important
advocate correct answer one who expresses and defends the cause of another
, advocates role correct answer to protect patient/group rights. informs patients
about their rights and provides them with the informations they need to make
informed decisions.
-helps the patient cut through layers of bureaucracy
-keeps patent from "falling through the cracks"
American Nurses' Association correct answer -National organization for nurses
formed in 1911 to RNs.
-promotes the welfare of nurses, and to foster high standards of nursing practice
ANA correct answer national organization for nurses formed in 1911 for RN's,
promotes the welfare of nurses, fosters high standards of nursing practice
Ancient times correct answer combination of magical and natural cures (herbs,
pummeling, acupuncture)
-ward off evil spirits
application of theory and practice correct answer -organize patient data
-understand patient data
-analyze patient data
-make decisions about nursing interventions
-plan patient care
-predict outcomes of care
-evaluate patient outcomes
Attitudes: correct answer -mental position or feeling with regard to a fact
ACCURATE ANSWERS
1960's: The Feminist Movement correct answer -societal changes for women
-women now entered the professions other than nursing and education
-now had more competition for recruiting intelligent men and women into
nursing
-improved salaries and working conditions for nurses
-nurses and nursing students became more politically involved, assertive.
-Gloria Steinmen
1970's to present correct answer -varied nursing programs
-increase cost of healthcare
-increase technology
-expanding role of nurses (specialties and advanced practice)
-primary nursing
-increase use of UAP
-telehealth
1998: Woodhull study correct answer -survey and analyze the portrayal of health
care and nursing in U.S. newspapers, magazines, and industry trade publications
1998: Woodhull study: Key Findings correct answer -Nurses are often invisible in
the media
-Nurses were rarely cited in the media
,1998: Woodhull study: Recommendations correct answer -Nursing and the media
need to be more proactive in establishing dialogue
-the media should change ""ask your doctor" to "ask your health care provider"
-the media should include more information by and about nurses
AACN correct answer curriculum standards, education quality standards
AAMN correct answer to provide a framework for nurses as a group to meet,
discuss, and influence factors which affect men as nurses
AAMN purpose correct answer -to provide a framework for nurses as a group to
meet, discuss, and influence factors which affect men as nurses
Adelaide Nutting correct answer -established 3 year nursing program and 8 hour
day
-became the first professor of nursing in the world and advocated nursing at
college level
advanced beginner correct answer -demonstrate marginally competent to
acceptable performance
-has gained prior experience in actual situations to recognize recurring meaningful
components
-bases actions on both theory and principles, but tends to experience difficulty
formulating priorities, viewing many nursing actions as equally important
advocate correct answer one who expresses and defends the cause of another
, advocates role correct answer to protect patient/group rights. informs patients
about their rights and provides them with the informations they need to make
informed decisions.
-helps the patient cut through layers of bureaucracy
-keeps patent from "falling through the cracks"
American Nurses' Association correct answer -National organization for nurses
formed in 1911 to RNs.
-promotes the welfare of nurses, and to foster high standards of nursing practice
ANA correct answer national organization for nurses formed in 1911 for RN's,
promotes the welfare of nurses, fosters high standards of nursing practice
Ancient times correct answer combination of magical and natural cures (herbs,
pummeling, acupuncture)
-ward off evil spirits
application of theory and practice correct answer -organize patient data
-understand patient data
-analyze patient data
-make decisions about nursing interventions
-plan patient care
-predict outcomes of care
-evaluate patient outcomes
Attitudes: correct answer -mental position or feeling with regard to a fact
