TEST BANK For LPN to RN Transitions 5th Edition by
Lora Claywell
ANA - ANSWER: responsible for accrediting continuing education programs in
nursing
how long is the traditional diploma program - ANSWER: 1yr
the first nursing degree program was started in - ANSWER: university of minnesota
1909
the term RNB refers to? - ANSWER: programs that provide baccalaureate education
to RN
An external degree program has - ANSWER: no prescribed methods of learning &
assesses learning through highly standardized exams
Articulated programs allow - ANSWER: an individual to move smoothly from one
level of nursing education the the next with minimal loss of earned credit
two on two programs is one type - ANSWER: of articulated program
brown report 1948 - ANSWER: recommended that education for nursing take place
in colleges and universities, not hospitals.
Clara Barton - ANSWER: Organized The American National Red Cross 1882
The first training schools in the United States were opened in 1872 in what 2 states -
ANSWER: Philadelphia at the Women's Hospital, and in Boston at the New England
Hospital for Women and Children in Boston
1920, the Goldmark Report - ANSWER: recommended that nursing schools become
independent of hospitals, and that students should not be a source of cheap labor. It
also advocated financial support of university-based nursing schools.
World War II brought - ANSWER: a huge increase in nursing demand
Dr. Mildred Montag - ANSWER: is credited with creating the associate degree in
nursing.
National League for Nursing (NLN) - ANSWER: has been the accrediting body for two
and four-year nursing colleges
, American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) - ANSWER: an association that
does not allow two-year colleges to join. for accreditation,
when was the ANA position paper published? - ANSWER: 1965
ANA position paper was based on the belief - ANSWER: improvement of nursing
practice depended on the advancement of nursing education
who developed the ANA position paper - ANSWER: committed on education
the ANA position paper presented what concern? - ANSWER: mobility for nurses
Nursing educators are revising programs of study to address the needs of who? -
ANSWER: the adult learner
Sister Callista Roy - ANSWER: developed a theory of nursing built around the concept
of adaptation
Dorothy Orem - ANSWER: developed a theory of nursing around the concept of "self-
care"
Madeleine Leininger - ANSWER: advocated a transcultural approach to nursing
theory
nursing theories are developed around four concept that include - ANSWER: an
approach to the human person, an approach to health and illness and approach to
the enviornment and approach to nursing
Yale University - ANSWER: developed the concept of a masters degree in nursing
that would lead to nursing licensure.
NLN - ANSWER: has the responsiblity for accrediting nursing programs
ANA - ANSWER: developed a position paper on nursing education
Surgeon general consultant group - ANSWER: made recommendations regarding
loans and scholarships for nursing students
State board test pool examination - ANSWER: helped all schools to focus on common
goals and laid the foundation for endorsement
"defintion of nursing" - ANSWER: virginia henderson
virgina henderson - ANSWER: Function, mind and body are one. Nursing is to assist
clients to perform functions they would perform unaided if they had the necessary
strength, will or knowledge.
Lora Claywell
ANA - ANSWER: responsible for accrediting continuing education programs in
nursing
how long is the traditional diploma program - ANSWER: 1yr
the first nursing degree program was started in - ANSWER: university of minnesota
1909
the term RNB refers to? - ANSWER: programs that provide baccalaureate education
to RN
An external degree program has - ANSWER: no prescribed methods of learning &
assesses learning through highly standardized exams
Articulated programs allow - ANSWER: an individual to move smoothly from one
level of nursing education the the next with minimal loss of earned credit
two on two programs is one type - ANSWER: of articulated program
brown report 1948 - ANSWER: recommended that education for nursing take place
in colleges and universities, not hospitals.
Clara Barton - ANSWER: Organized The American National Red Cross 1882
The first training schools in the United States were opened in 1872 in what 2 states -
ANSWER: Philadelphia at the Women's Hospital, and in Boston at the New England
Hospital for Women and Children in Boston
1920, the Goldmark Report - ANSWER: recommended that nursing schools become
independent of hospitals, and that students should not be a source of cheap labor. It
also advocated financial support of university-based nursing schools.
World War II brought - ANSWER: a huge increase in nursing demand
Dr. Mildred Montag - ANSWER: is credited with creating the associate degree in
nursing.
National League for Nursing (NLN) - ANSWER: has been the accrediting body for two
and four-year nursing colleges
, American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) - ANSWER: an association that
does not allow two-year colleges to join. for accreditation,
when was the ANA position paper published? - ANSWER: 1965
ANA position paper was based on the belief - ANSWER: improvement of nursing
practice depended on the advancement of nursing education
who developed the ANA position paper - ANSWER: committed on education
the ANA position paper presented what concern? - ANSWER: mobility for nurses
Nursing educators are revising programs of study to address the needs of who? -
ANSWER: the adult learner
Sister Callista Roy - ANSWER: developed a theory of nursing built around the concept
of adaptation
Dorothy Orem - ANSWER: developed a theory of nursing around the concept of "self-
care"
Madeleine Leininger - ANSWER: advocated a transcultural approach to nursing
theory
nursing theories are developed around four concept that include - ANSWER: an
approach to the human person, an approach to health and illness and approach to
the enviornment and approach to nursing
Yale University - ANSWER: developed the concept of a masters degree in nursing
that would lead to nursing licensure.
NLN - ANSWER: has the responsiblity for accrediting nursing programs
ANA - ANSWER: developed a position paper on nursing education
Surgeon general consultant group - ANSWER: made recommendations regarding
loans and scholarships for nursing students
State board test pool examination - ANSWER: helped all schools to focus on common
goals and laid the foundation for endorsement
"defintion of nursing" - ANSWER: virginia henderson
virgina henderson - ANSWER: Function, mind and body are one. Nursing is to assist
clients to perform functions they would perform unaided if they had the necessary
strength, will or knowledge.
