UTMB INTRO Exam 1 Questions With
Correct Detailed Answers.
Who was the founder of Modern Nursing? - ANSWER- Florence Nightingale
Who was responsible for establishing the American Red Cross? - ANSWER- Clara
Barton
Who helped establish the Henry Street Settlement? - ANSWER- Lillian Wald
What type of people delivered care to the ill during the transformation period? -
ANSWER- poor,prostitues
Who was the first African American Nurse in the U.S? - ANSWER- Mary Elizabeth
Mahoney
Who advocated for the mentally ill and started the Asylum movement? - ANSWER-
Dorothea Dix
Who started the first NP program - ANSWER- Loretta Ford
Jamacian Healer/ doctress - ANSWER- Mary Seacole
Who expanded curriculum in the school of nursing and added pre-clinical training? -
ANSWER- Marry Nutting
Who established the number of hours a nursing student could work? - ANSWER- Mary
Nutting
Who was the first trained nurse in America? And started Japans first nursing program -
ANSWER- Linda Richards
· What is patient centered care (PCC)? - ANSWER- recognize the patient or designee
as the source of control and full partner in providing compassionate and coordinated
care based on respect for patients preferences, values, and needs
· What is active listening and how does one demonstrate this? - ANSWER- being
attentive to what a patient is saying both verbally and nonverbally
use SOLER
SOLER - ANSWER- sit facing patient
observe and open posture
lean toward patient
, establish eye contact
relax
Therapeutic communication - ANSWER- sharing observations, using touch, using
silence, sharing empathy, sharing hope
phases in nurse-patient care - ANSWER- pre-interaction phase
orientation phase
working phase
termination phase
pre-orientation phase - ANSWER- occurs before meeting the patient
orientation phase - ANSWER- when nurse and patient meet and get to know each other
assess pt's health status
working phase - ANSWER- when nurse and patient work together to solve and
accomplish goals
use therapeutic communication
termination phase - ANSWER- occurs at the end of a relationship, evaluate goal
achievement
lateral violence - ANSWER- work play bullying
eating the young nurses, withholding information, eye-rolling
cultural awareness - ANSWER- beware of customs and expectations
elements of professional communication - ANSWER- appearance, demean and
behavior
use of names
autonomy and responsibility
courtsey
trustworthiness
assertiveness
verbal communcation - ANSWER- vocabulary
denotative and connotative meaning
pacing
intonation
clarity and brevity
timing and relevance
denotative - ANSWER- dictionary definition
connotative - ANSWER- thoughts or feelings about the word , easy to misunderstand
Correct Detailed Answers.
Who was the founder of Modern Nursing? - ANSWER- Florence Nightingale
Who was responsible for establishing the American Red Cross? - ANSWER- Clara
Barton
Who helped establish the Henry Street Settlement? - ANSWER- Lillian Wald
What type of people delivered care to the ill during the transformation period? -
ANSWER- poor,prostitues
Who was the first African American Nurse in the U.S? - ANSWER- Mary Elizabeth
Mahoney
Who advocated for the mentally ill and started the Asylum movement? - ANSWER-
Dorothea Dix
Who started the first NP program - ANSWER- Loretta Ford
Jamacian Healer/ doctress - ANSWER- Mary Seacole
Who expanded curriculum in the school of nursing and added pre-clinical training? -
ANSWER- Marry Nutting
Who established the number of hours a nursing student could work? - ANSWER- Mary
Nutting
Who was the first trained nurse in America? And started Japans first nursing program -
ANSWER- Linda Richards
· What is patient centered care (PCC)? - ANSWER- recognize the patient or designee
as the source of control and full partner in providing compassionate and coordinated
care based on respect for patients preferences, values, and needs
· What is active listening and how does one demonstrate this? - ANSWER- being
attentive to what a patient is saying both verbally and nonverbally
use SOLER
SOLER - ANSWER- sit facing patient
observe and open posture
lean toward patient
, establish eye contact
relax
Therapeutic communication - ANSWER- sharing observations, using touch, using
silence, sharing empathy, sharing hope
phases in nurse-patient care - ANSWER- pre-interaction phase
orientation phase
working phase
termination phase
pre-orientation phase - ANSWER- occurs before meeting the patient
orientation phase - ANSWER- when nurse and patient meet and get to know each other
assess pt's health status
working phase - ANSWER- when nurse and patient work together to solve and
accomplish goals
use therapeutic communication
termination phase - ANSWER- occurs at the end of a relationship, evaluate goal
achievement
lateral violence - ANSWER- work play bullying
eating the young nurses, withholding information, eye-rolling
cultural awareness - ANSWER- beware of customs and expectations
elements of professional communication - ANSWER- appearance, demean and
behavior
use of names
autonomy and responsibility
courtsey
trustworthiness
assertiveness
verbal communcation - ANSWER- vocabulary
denotative and connotative meaning
pacing
intonation
clarity and brevity
timing and relevance
denotative - ANSWER- dictionary definition
connotative - ANSWER- thoughts or feelings about the word , easy to misunderstand
