NURS 1131 Midterm 2026
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seven trends in nursing - ANSWER ✔✔-image
-education
-advancement in practice
-war
-workforce issues
-licensure / regulation
-research
,nurse practice act - ANSWER ✔✔define legal boundaries of nursing
practice based on licensure, regulation, and certification
bs in nursing - ANSWER ✔✔provide questions/topic for inquiry and
implement research findings at clinical level
ms in nursing - ANSWER ✔✔do all that BSNs do, plus assist in
creation and execution of research studies
doctorally-prepared rns - ANSWER ✔✔create, manage, and
disseminate all aspects of research studies to improve practice through
evidence; usually by leading interprofessional research teams
jean watson (1985) - ANSWER ✔✔defined a nurse's work as
transpersonal caring: "the nurse is able to form a union with the other
person on a level that transcends physical, ensuring there is a freeing of
both persons from their separation and isolation during a health event."
koloroutis (2004) - ANSWER ✔✔stated that "a profession is
characterized by extended educational preparation, a well-defined body
of knowledge and specialized skills unique to the professional role"
florence nightingale - ANSWER ✔✔-founder of modern nursing
,-established 1st school that provided theory-based learning and clinical
skill-building
-believed that there is a body of nursing knowledge that is different and
separate from medical knowledge
lavina lloyd dock - ANSWER ✔✔reported her thoughts on
standardized education and laws to regulate the nursing profession that
provides penalty for disobedience
katherine de witt - ANSWER ✔✔contributed thoughts on 'changes
from the old to the new' and discussed nurses finding areas of expertise
and specialties
eliza moore - ANSWER ✔✔shared thoughts on visiting nurses
rolfe - ANSWER ✔✔suggests that nurses should 'carry out personal
research studies into their own practice'
sociopolitical climate: 1600 - 1700 - ANSWER ✔✔-colonial america -
outpost of Great Britian
-sociopolitical climate influenced by European migrations
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, -ethnic diversity of settlers
-unrest related to desire for autonomy and unfair taxation by Great
Britain
-led to American Revolutionary War in 1775
sociopolitical climate: 1800s - ANSWER ✔✔-expectation of women
was to marry and be homemakers
-if work was necessary, jobs were menial with no opportunities
image of nursing: 1600 - 1700 - ANSWER ✔✔-nursing care in Great
Britain and Europe was provided by family at home or by monks and
nuns in monastery wards
-knights assigned to those engaged in battle
-nursing care viewed as altruistic and self-sacrificing
Exam Questions and Answers |
Already Graded A+
seven trends in nursing - ANSWER ✔✔-image
-education
-advancement in practice
-war
-workforce issues
-licensure / regulation
-research
,nurse practice act - ANSWER ✔✔define legal boundaries of nursing
practice based on licensure, regulation, and certification
bs in nursing - ANSWER ✔✔provide questions/topic for inquiry and
implement research findings at clinical level
ms in nursing - ANSWER ✔✔do all that BSNs do, plus assist in
creation and execution of research studies
doctorally-prepared rns - ANSWER ✔✔create, manage, and
disseminate all aspects of research studies to improve practice through
evidence; usually by leading interprofessional research teams
jean watson (1985) - ANSWER ✔✔defined a nurse's work as
transpersonal caring: "the nurse is able to form a union with the other
person on a level that transcends physical, ensuring there is a freeing of
both persons from their separation and isolation during a health event."
koloroutis (2004) - ANSWER ✔✔stated that "a profession is
characterized by extended educational preparation, a well-defined body
of knowledge and specialized skills unique to the professional role"
florence nightingale - ANSWER ✔✔-founder of modern nursing
,-established 1st school that provided theory-based learning and clinical
skill-building
-believed that there is a body of nursing knowledge that is different and
separate from medical knowledge
lavina lloyd dock - ANSWER ✔✔reported her thoughts on
standardized education and laws to regulate the nursing profession that
provides penalty for disobedience
katherine de witt - ANSWER ✔✔contributed thoughts on 'changes
from the old to the new' and discussed nurses finding areas of expertise
and specialties
eliza moore - ANSWER ✔✔shared thoughts on visiting nurses
rolfe - ANSWER ✔✔suggests that nurses should 'carry out personal
research studies into their own practice'
sociopolitical climate: 1600 - 1700 - ANSWER ✔✔-colonial america -
outpost of Great Britian
-sociopolitical climate influenced by European migrations
COPYRIGHT©PROFFKERRYMARTIN 2025/2026. YEAR PUBLISHED 2026. COMPANY REGISTRATION NUMBER: 619652435. TERMS OF USE.
PRIVACY STATEMENT. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
, -ethnic diversity of settlers
-unrest related to desire for autonomy and unfair taxation by Great
Britain
-led to American Revolutionary War in 1775
sociopolitical climate: 1800s - ANSWER ✔✔-expectation of women
was to marry and be homemakers
-if work was necessary, jobs were menial with no opportunities
image of nursing: 1600 - 1700 - ANSWER ✔✔-nursing care in Great
Britain and Europe was provided by family at home or by monks and
nuns in monastery wards
-knights assigned to those engaged in battle
-nursing care viewed as altruistic and self-sacrificing
