NU 131 - Test 1 - Chapters 4, 14, 1, 5, and 12 with100% Correct Answers

NU 131 - Test 1 - Chapters 4, 14, 1, 5, and 12 with100% Correct Answers Founded in ___________ by the Lutheran Order of Deaconesses - Answer- 1836 in Kaiserswerth, Germany Most popular student was _______________________ - Answer- Florence Nightingale Florence Nightingale became a superintendent of the Institution for the Care of Sick Gentlewomen in Distressed Circumstances and renamed it the ________________________________ - Answer- Harley Street Nursing Home Florence Nightingale installed _____________________ so the nurses didn't have to carry heavy equipment upstairs - Answer- dumbwaiters Florence Nightingale developed the ________________ system - Answer- call bell system Florence Nightingale dropped _______________ as a requirement for admission to the Nursing Home because the Catholics and Jews were discriminated against - Answer- religion Britain, France, Turkey, and Sardinia fought __________ for access to the Mediterranean from the Black Sea - Answer- Russia Florence was contacted by the ______________ in England to organize and start care for the English soldiers - Answer- Secretary of War On arrival, they found ______________, filthy hospitals with no beds, no furniture, no eating utensils, no medical supplies, no blankets, no soap, no linens, and no lamps - Answer- overcrowded The soldiers were more likely to die from ____________ than their wounds - Answer- infection The military doctors were ______ welcoming to the nurses that came to care for the soldiers - Answer- not Florence Nightingale did not allow the nurses in the hospital after dark and was often seen carrying a lamp to check on the soldiers, hence the title ___________________________________ - Answer- Lady with the Lamp Mary Seacole was a ____________ nurse who started a boarding house with a hospital on top - Answer- Jamaican Mary Seacole had knowledge of _________ medicine and used herbs and natural plant medicines to treat patient with cholera, yellow fever, malaria, an