assessment - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔gathering & reviewing info about the patient, which is
communicated to appropriate members of the healthcare team.
define primary prevention & list an example - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔Occurs before there is any
disease or dysfunction.
i.e. basic hygiene, nutrition, exercise
define secondary prevention & list example - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔begins w/ diagnosing
disease or infectious process
i.e. screenings, breast self exam)
define tertiary disease & list example - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔when a permanent disability
occurs aka health restoration.
i.e. regain lost function, use of a cane.
define health - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔a balance of internal & external forces leading to optimal
functioning
Florence Nightingale influence in health care - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔Installed dumbwaiters
call bells
dropped religion as requirement
sanitation standards
reduced death rate
opened first nursing school
created stricter standards for nursing
Mary Seacole influence in health care - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔nurse from Jamaica
used her own money to build lodging house to care for soldiers
, herbs & naturals to treat many diseases
Dorothea Lynne dix influence - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔established hospital for mentally ill
organized nurse corps for civil war
Clara barton influence - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔founded American red cross
rounded up army supplies
what happed to nursing after WWII - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔was done in hospitals due to the
shortage
before WWI most nursing was ____ - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔done from home
This nurse improved lives of immigrants by addressing their needs for healthcare. Formed Henry
street settlement - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔Lillian Wald
define holistic care - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔a state of complete physical, mental & social well
being not merely the absence of disease
define health care disparity - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔found in different racial & ethnic differences
good nutrition
chemical avoidance
exercise
disease prevention
health promotion - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔directed towards increasing ones optimal level of
wellness
communicated to appropriate members of the healthcare team.
define primary prevention & list an example - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔Occurs before there is any
disease or dysfunction.
i.e. basic hygiene, nutrition, exercise
define secondary prevention & list example - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔begins w/ diagnosing
disease or infectious process
i.e. screenings, breast self exam)
define tertiary disease & list example - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔when a permanent disability
occurs aka health restoration.
i.e. regain lost function, use of a cane.
define health - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔a balance of internal & external forces leading to optimal
functioning
Florence Nightingale influence in health care - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔Installed dumbwaiters
call bells
dropped religion as requirement
sanitation standards
reduced death rate
opened first nursing school
created stricter standards for nursing
Mary Seacole influence in health care - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔nurse from Jamaica
used her own money to build lodging house to care for soldiers
, herbs & naturals to treat many diseases
Dorothea Lynne dix influence - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔established hospital for mentally ill
organized nurse corps for civil war
Clara barton influence - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔founded American red cross
rounded up army supplies
what happed to nursing after WWII - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔was done in hospitals due to the
shortage
before WWI most nursing was ____ - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔done from home
This nurse improved lives of immigrants by addressing their needs for healthcare. Formed Henry
street settlement - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔Lillian Wald
define holistic care - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔a state of complete physical, mental & social well
being not merely the absence of disease
define health care disparity - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔found in different racial & ethnic differences
good nutrition
chemical avoidance
exercise
disease prevention
health promotion - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔directed towards increasing ones optimal level of
wellness
