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CCC [Fundamentals] Evolution of Nursing (Ch 1)
Question | Answer |
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For the nursing profession to advance, nursing education must | provide graduates with competencies to meet the health care challenges of the 21st century |
Florence Nightingale revolutionalized nursing by | educating nurses in theoretical concepts as well as clincal skills |
Who founded the Red Cross in the US | Clara Barton |
This pioneer suggested the establishment of a national health insurance plan, initiated public health nursing, and established a school of nursing. | Lillian Wald |
Evidence-based nursing practice can be best described as | the application of evidence from research findings to aid in clinical decision making |
Requires a delicate balance of promoting client's independence and dependence, focuses on the client's response to illness, promotes health and helps clients move to a higher level of wellness, and combines art and science | nursing |
This pioneer founded the first hospital in 390 AD | Fabiola |
This pioneer is considered the founder of modern nursing, and implementation of her principles resulted in reduced morbidity and mortality during the Crimean War | Florence Nightingale |
This pioneer opposed physicians training aides because it violated the educational standards already established. | Jane Delano |
This level of education is required to practice as a nurse practitioner | Master's Degree |
Nontraditional graduate programs leading to RN licensure require | the cirricula to complete whatever undergraduate or graduate pre-requisite courses that are needed to sit for the NCLEX-RN |
This professional diagnoses primary health care problems, prescribes therapeutic modalities, promotes cotinuity of care, and may specialize in a variety of areas | advance practice registered nurse |
This professional provides care to inividuals who are unable to care for themselves, with a holistic approach, assist clients to cope with illness or disability | registered nurse |
Currently the nursing professions sees itself as focusing on | responses to illness for the person or community |