Test Bank for Success in Practical Vocational Nursing 10th
Edition Carroll 9780323810173 All Chapters with Answers and
Rationals
What is Maslow's human need theory? - ANSWER: a pyramid with the most basic needs(physiological)
at the bottom and the psychosocial needs stacked on top.
Who founded the first real school of nursing? - ANSWER: the Lutherean Order of Deaconesses under
the supervision of theodor fleidner
When and where was the first real school of nursing founded? - ANSWER: Kaiserswerth, Germany in
1836
Who was the school's most famous pupil(4 names) and how long did she attend? - ANSWER: Florence
Nightingale(Birdie, The lady with the lamp, Flo)
She attended for 3 months and studied under Caroline Fliedner
What was Nightingale's original plan and what did she end up doing instead? - ANSWER: She planned
to become the superintendent of Kong's College Hospital in London, however she up offering her
services to the Secretary of War once the Crimean War broke out.
After 6 months, how was it evident that the efforts of Nightingale and her nurses were paying off? -
ANSWER: death rate among the wounded went from 420 deaths per 1000 casualties to 22 deaths per
1000 casualties
Who is Mary Seacole and how did she play an important role in the history of nursing? - ANSWER: A
Jamaican nurse who used her own money to build a lodging house for the soldiers in Crimea where
she provided car for soldiers
What was Seacole especially knowledgeable about? - ANSWER: tropical medicines, herbs, and natural
plant medicines to better treat cholera patients, yellow fever, malaria, and diarrhea
what was Nightingale's major goal and why were many physicians opposed to it? - ANSWER: She
wanted to establish a school of nursing in England. Their opposition was "nurses occupy the same
position as housemaids"
What 1 year program did Nightingale establish? When and where? - ANSWER: the Nightingale
Training School at St. Thomas Hospital in England in 1860
Who was Lystra Gretter? - ANSWER: the principal of Farrand Training School in Detroit
Who modified the Hippocratic Oath and what was it renamed? - ANSWER: Lystra Gretter and a
commitee named it the Nightingale Pledge
Who was Dorthea Dix and what was her task? - ANSWER: She was a teacher later appointmented
superintendent of Nurses.
Her task was to organize a corps of female nurses younger than 30 and plain looking. They only wore
simple brown and black dresses and weren't allowed to wear hoop skirts or jewelry.
Who established the first hospital for the mentally ill? - ANSWER: Dorthea Dix
Who was Clara Barton and what did she do? - ANSWER: Clara Barton was a teacher and one of the
first civilians in the Civil War to round up army supplies
Edition Carroll 9780323810173 All Chapters with Answers and
Rationals
What is Maslow's human need theory? - ANSWER: a pyramid with the most basic needs(physiological)
at the bottom and the psychosocial needs stacked on top.
Who founded the first real school of nursing? - ANSWER: the Lutherean Order of Deaconesses under
the supervision of theodor fleidner
When and where was the first real school of nursing founded? - ANSWER: Kaiserswerth, Germany in
1836
Who was the school's most famous pupil(4 names) and how long did she attend? - ANSWER: Florence
Nightingale(Birdie, The lady with the lamp, Flo)
She attended for 3 months and studied under Caroline Fliedner
What was Nightingale's original plan and what did she end up doing instead? - ANSWER: She planned
to become the superintendent of Kong's College Hospital in London, however she up offering her
services to the Secretary of War once the Crimean War broke out.
After 6 months, how was it evident that the efforts of Nightingale and her nurses were paying off? -
ANSWER: death rate among the wounded went from 420 deaths per 1000 casualties to 22 deaths per
1000 casualties
Who is Mary Seacole and how did she play an important role in the history of nursing? - ANSWER: A
Jamaican nurse who used her own money to build a lodging house for the soldiers in Crimea where
she provided car for soldiers
What was Seacole especially knowledgeable about? - ANSWER: tropical medicines, herbs, and natural
plant medicines to better treat cholera patients, yellow fever, malaria, and diarrhea
what was Nightingale's major goal and why were many physicians opposed to it? - ANSWER: She
wanted to establish a school of nursing in England. Their opposition was "nurses occupy the same
position as housemaids"
What 1 year program did Nightingale establish? When and where? - ANSWER: the Nightingale
Training School at St. Thomas Hospital in England in 1860
Who was Lystra Gretter? - ANSWER: the principal of Farrand Training School in Detroit
Who modified the Hippocratic Oath and what was it renamed? - ANSWER: Lystra Gretter and a
commitee named it the Nightingale Pledge
Who was Dorthea Dix and what was her task? - ANSWER: She was a teacher later appointmented
superintendent of Nurses.
Her task was to organize a corps of female nurses younger than 30 and plain looking. They only wore
simple brown and black dresses and weren't allowed to wear hoop skirts or jewelry.
Who established the first hospital for the mentally ill? - ANSWER: Dorthea Dix
Who was Clara Barton and what did she do? - ANSWER: Clara Barton was a teacher and one of the
first civilians in the Civil War to round up army supplies
