Success in Practical/Vocational Nursing
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_a0bh8z
1. Types of adult learners: Traditional and Non-Traditional(returning or recycled)
2. Learner Rights: 1st Amendment; freedom of expression, 14th Amendment: due process, right to an organized
curriculum and a responsible instructor.
3. 4 Ps to Succeed: Power, perseverance, passion, personal attributes
4. Left Brain Learning: Analytical, rational, objective (processes verbally)
5. Right brain learning: Intuitive, imaginative, impulsive (processes spatially)
6. 3 Perceptual learning styles: visual, auditory, kinesthetic
7. bucket theory: suggests that merely by lecturing, the teacher can transfer knowledge from the teacher's mind
to the student's mind
8. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs: physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem, self-actualization
9. Founder of Modern Nursing: Florence Nightingale
10. Cognitive levels (4): knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis
11. Extroverts: Find energy in people and things
12. Introverts: Listen more than talk
13. 4 Phases of Nursing Process: Data collection, planning, implementation, evaluation
14. Caring for the sick became a religious function with the growth of what?: -
Christianity
15. The first visiting nurse: Phoebe, a deaconess
16. Nursing became a recognized profession when?: During the Crusades 1100-1200AD
17. Florence Nightingale studied in: Germany
18. During the Crimean War, Flo improved: Sanitation, nutrition and ventilation on wards
19. Flo was responsible for lowering what during the war?: The death rate
20. Official symbol of nursing: Oil lamp
21. The first Nightingale Training School for Nurses opened where?: England, St.
Thomas Hospital
22. Flo believed that nursing should be taught by: Nurses
23. Clara Barton: Founder of the Red Cross
24. Lillian Wald: Founder of public health nursing
25. Mary Brewster: Est. The Henry St Settlement service in NYC for the poor
26. Ballard School of Nursing (1892): First formal PN program. Started by the YWCA.
27. 20th Century Nurses: In the community, worked with poor, provided midwifery and taught child care,
present during war time on all fronts
1/4
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_a0bh8z
1. Types of adult learners: Traditional and Non-Traditional(returning or recycled)
2. Learner Rights: 1st Amendment; freedom of expression, 14th Amendment: due process, right to an organized
curriculum and a responsible instructor.
3. 4 Ps to Succeed: Power, perseverance, passion, personal attributes
4. Left Brain Learning: Analytical, rational, objective (processes verbally)
5. Right brain learning: Intuitive, imaginative, impulsive (processes spatially)
6. 3 Perceptual learning styles: visual, auditory, kinesthetic
7. bucket theory: suggests that merely by lecturing, the teacher can transfer knowledge from the teacher's mind
to the student's mind
8. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs: physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem, self-actualization
9. Founder of Modern Nursing: Florence Nightingale
10. Cognitive levels (4): knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis
11. Extroverts: Find energy in people and things
12. Introverts: Listen more than talk
13. 4 Phases of Nursing Process: Data collection, planning, implementation, evaluation
14. Caring for the sick became a religious function with the growth of what?: -
Christianity
15. The first visiting nurse: Phoebe, a deaconess
16. Nursing became a recognized profession when?: During the Crusades 1100-1200AD
17. Florence Nightingale studied in: Germany
18. During the Crimean War, Flo improved: Sanitation, nutrition and ventilation on wards
19. Flo was responsible for lowering what during the war?: The death rate
20. Official symbol of nursing: Oil lamp
21. The first Nightingale Training School for Nurses opened where?: England, St.
Thomas Hospital
22. Flo believed that nursing should be taught by: Nurses
23. Clara Barton: Founder of the Red Cross
24. Lillian Wald: Founder of public health nursing
25. Mary Brewster: Est. The Henry St Settlement service in NYC for the poor
26. Ballard School of Nursing (1892): First formal PN program. Started by the YWCA.
27. 20th Century Nurses: In the community, worked with poor, provided midwifery and taught child care,
present during war time on all fronts
1/4
