TRENDS CH. 6

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Which statement indicates the nurse understands the Latin origin of “nurse?”

  • “The Latin word for ‘nurse' is nimphe, meaning 'nurture.”
  • “The Latin word for ‘nurse' is succurus, meaning ‘relief.’”
  • “The Latin word for ‘nurse' is nutricius, meaning ‘nourishing.’” (correct)
  • “The Latin word for ‘nurse' is carena, meaning ‘caring.’”

The nursing student has an adequate grasp of nursing history when stating that after the fall of the Roman Empire, the knowledge of health practice was primarily preserved by

  • Roman priests who practiced medicine.
  • Fortuna, who practiced midwifery.
  • English monks in cloistered buildings.
  • Jewish physicians who could translate into Latin. (correct)

Which of the following is true of early Christian deaconesses and how they became responsible for caring for poor and ill people?

  • No one else would care for poor and ill people.
  • The deaconesses had formal training to do the work.
  • The deacons relinquished this work to women (specifically, widows and virgins). (correct)
  • The early church valued women.

What was the description of a nurse in the medieval times during the Holy Wars?

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What was the most important contribution to nursing made during medieval times?

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Which statement by the nurse shows understanding of Florence Nightingale's status as a legend in nursing?

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Which statement by a nursing professor is true regarding Florence Nightingale's contribution to American nursing?

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A group of nursing students is discussing the traits of Victorian wives that crossed over to nurses. Which traits would they conclude had an early effect on the nursing profession?

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Nurses made many contributions to the care of Civil War soldiers. A nurse who understood this, would state which of the following?

<p>“Nurses provided a clean environment with food and water.” (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The student nurse interprets teaching as a critical role for nurses because

<p>understanding choices allows the patient to make informed decisions. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Many groups throughout the history of nursing have contributed to the profession. The student nurse recognizes which group as having promoted the development of the concept of colleagues in nursing?

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While a nurse is caring for a patient who is scheduled to have surgery in 2 hours, the patient states, “My doctor was here and told me a lot of stuff I didn't understand. Then I signed a paper for her." To fulfill the role of advocate, what is the best nursing action?

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After studying nursing history on the Crusades, the nursing student can conclude that the following is the origin of the first nursing pin?

<p>Maltese cross (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A nursing student is correct when identifying which programs as having the distinction of being the first for nursing that were developed from planned research and controlled experimentation?

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Which of the following is true of ancient Egyptians physicians and how they used ancient medicine to treat patients?

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Which action resulted from the command of George Washington during colonial times?

<p>Women were hired to serve meals and provide care to the ill. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is a technical nurse duty, as described by Mildred Montag?

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Which of the following is an example of advocacy by the nurse?

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Which of the following depicts the charge nurse as autocratic over the student?

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The nurse has been studying the history of the nursing uniform and identifies which reason as the reason for the nursing cap disappearing from the student nurse uniform? (Select all that apply.)

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During the Civil War, which actions by volunteer nurses saved the lives of soldiers injured on the battlefield? (Select all that apply.)

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Which actions by the reformers pushed the profession of nursing forward? (Select all that apply.)

<p>Established the standards for nursing practice (B), Organization of the American Nurses Association (C), Established the standards for nursing education (D), Creation of the American Nurses Association's journal (E)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following shows the role of the nurse? (Select all that apply.)

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Imposter nurses in the 1900s inspired Dock, Palmer, and Goodrich to take which of the following actions for the safety of the public? (Select all that apply.)

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Which of the following actions were expected of a nurse coordinator? (Select all that apply.)

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Flashcards

Origin of the word 'nurse'

Derived from the Latin word 'nutricius,' meaning nourishing.

Who preserved health practice knowledge after the fall of the Roman Empire

Jewish physicians, who translated Greek and Roman works preserved medical knowledge.

Early Christian deaconesses

Early Christian deacons relinquished care duties to women, specifically widows and virgins.

Nurses in medieval times during the Holy Wars

Men trained to care for wounded knights, identified by a red cross on their clothes during the Holy Wars.

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Most important contribution to nursing during medieval times?

The increased status placed on caring for the ill.

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Florence Nightingale's status

She implemented actions that significantly decreased mortality rates in the Crimean War.

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Florence Nightingale's contribution to American nursing?

She developed an educational model for training nurses.

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Traits of Victorian wives applicable to early nurses

Submission, harmony, and hard work.

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Nurses’ contributions to Civil War soldiers' care

Volunteer nurses provided a clean environment with food and water.

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Importance of teaching as a role in nursing

Understanding choices allows the patient to make informed decisions

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Nurses that promoted the development of the concept of colleagues in nursing?

They have long recognized the importance of achieving the role of colleagues in advancing the status and effectiveness of the nursing profession.

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Best nursing action to advocate for a patient

Call the physician to return and clarify information for the patient.

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Origin of the first nursing pin?

Maltese cross.

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Programs first developed from planned research

Associate degree programs.

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Ancient Egyptians physicians ancient medicine to treat patients

Treatments focused on driving out evil spirits.

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Command of George Washington on nursing during colonial times

Women were hired to serve meals and provide care to the ill.

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Technical nurse duty, by Mildred Montag?

Changing a dressing with supervision from a nurse (RN, BSN)

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Example of advocacy by the nurse?

Questioning a doctor's order that appears unsafe.

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Which depicts the charge nurse as autocratic over the student?

The charge nurse has absolute power over the student and the patient assignment.

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Reason the nursing cap disappeared from the student nurse uniform?

Unique nursing cap designs were difficult to produce, Increase number of males in nursing profession, Shorter haircuts worn by women, Increased risk of infection by resident microorganisms on the nursing cap, and Nursing cap got in the way as more sophisticated equipment was used by students.

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Actions by volunteer nurses saved the lives of soldiers injured on the battlefield during the Civil War

Volunteer nurses provided clean water to the patients, Wounds were wrapped in clean bandages, and Patients were provided with adequate nutrition for healing.

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Actions by the reformers pushed the profession of nursing forward

Organization of the American Nurses Association, Creation of the American Nurses Association's journal, Established the standards for nursing education, and Established the standards for nursing practice.

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Roles of the nurse

A nurse teaching a patient preoperatively, A nurse placing warm blankets on a patient, A nurse speaking up for a patient's wishes, and A nurse administering medications to a patient

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Actions by prominent nurses against imposters

Advocated for nurses to take an examination for licensure, Advocated for nurse training schools, Pleaded for registration of nurses, and Fought against home-study programs for nurses

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Actions expected of a nurse coordinator?

Improve patient care, Promote harmony within the institution, and Motivate staff.

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Study Notes

Latin Origin of "Nurse"

  • "Nurse" comes from the Latin word nutricius, meaning "nourishing."
  • Fortuna, the goddess of fate, was Jupiter's nurse in Roman mythology.
  • Carena means "caring"
  • Nimphe means nurture
  • Succurus means "relief."

Preservation of Health Practice Knowledge Post-Roman Empire

  • Jewish physicians primarily preserved medical and healthcare knowledge after the Roman Empire's fall.

Early Christian Deaconesses

  • Deacons in the early Christian church initially cared for the poor and ill.
  • Deacons gave duties to widows and virgins due to their "pure of heart" status.
  • The early church did not value women
  • Formal training was not a priority.

Medieval Nurses During the Holy Wars

  • During the Holy Wars, men trained in healing for wounded knights.
  • These male nurses wore a red cross for identification.
  • Women were not trained as nurses during this time.

Most Important Contribution to Nursing During Medieval Times

  • The altruistic ideal of providing care with humility and love was established as nursing's foundation.
  • Increased status was placed on caring for the ill.
  • Convents housed deaconesses, widows, and virgins, provided physical protection.
  • The St. John hospital was established in Jerusalem for Christian crusaders.
  • The Red Cross was founded by Clara Barton in the 1880s.

Florence Nightingale as a Nursing Legend

  • Nightingale reduced battlefield mortality rates during the Crimean War.
  • She was an administrator for the Institution for the Care of Sick Gentlewomen in Distressed Circumstances before the Crimean War, gaining experience.

Florence Nightingale's Contribution to American Nursing

  • Nightingale influenced the creation of nursing schools in Europe and the U.S.
  • Her programs trained hospital nurses, trainers, and nurses for the sick poor.

Victorian Wives' Traits in Nursing

  • Victorian wives were expected to be good and submissive.
  • Submission, harmony, and hard work were expected.
  • This fostered dependence on the dominant male figure.
  • Nurses were often women avoiding Victorian marriage.
  • They were required to be single to commit to their vocation.
  • Nurses were expected to be accommodating, hardworking, and submissive in hospitals.

Nurses' Contributions During the Civil War

  • Nurses saw the benefits of prevention, nutrition, and clean environments.
  • Formally trained nurses contributed to successful hospital treatments.
  • Primary prevention gained traction through immunization and clean water.
  • Volunteer nurses cared for wounded soldiers in clean settings with nutrition.

Interpreting Teaching as a Critical Role for Nurses

  • Teaching patients about treatment options enables informed decisions.
  • Nurses help patients understand necessary information for wise choices.
  • Less fortunate people may have difficulty accessing healthcare.

Development of Colleagues in Nursing

  • Public health nurses promoted the colleague role to advance nursing's status.

Fulfilling the Role of Advocate

  • Nursing advocacy includes questioning orders, promoting comfort, and supporting healthcare decisions.
  • Clarifying information with the physician is the best action if the patient is unsure

Origin of the First Nursing Pin

  • The Maltese cross from the Crusades is the origin of the nursing pin.
  • Nightingale is noted for the lamp

Nursing Programs Developed from Planned Research

  • Associate degree programs distinguish themselves, being developed with planned research.
  • In 1952, the American Association of Junior Colleges and the National League for Nursing (NLN) formed a committee.
  • They researched, evaluated, and determined the future of associate degree nursing programs.

Ancient Egyptian Physicians

  • Ancient Egyptian physicians focused on driving out evil spirits as treatment.
  • Antibiotics were unavailable.

George Washington's Command During Colonial Times

  • Under George Washington's command, women were hired to serve meals and care for the ill.
  • Large hospitals were mainly staffed by men.

Technical Nurse Duty as Described by Mildred Montag

  • Changing a dressing with supervision is a task for a technical nurse.
  • A technical nurse is educated at a community college.
  • They are eligible to be an RN.
  • Giving medications independently, taking a radiograph, and prescribing medications are inappropriate for a technical nurse.

Examples of Advocacy by the Nurse

  • Questioning a doctor's unsafe order is an example of advocacy.
  • Other examples of advocacy include promoting patient comfort and supporting patient decisions

Depicting Autocratic Charge Nurse Over Student

  • The charge nurse has absolute power over the student and patient assignment.
  • Autocratic leadership involves individual control and limited input.
  • Autocratic leaders make decisions based on their own ideas.

Reason for Nursing Cap Disappearance

  • Unique nursing cap designs were difficult to produce
  • Increased number of males in nursing profession
  • Shorter haircuts worn by women
  • Increased risk of infection by resident microorganisms on the nursing cap
  • Nursing cap got in the way as more sophisticated equipment was used by students

Actions by Volunteer Nurses During the Civil War

  • Volunteer nurses provided clean water to the patients.
  • Wounds were wrapped in clean bandages.
  • Patients were provided with adequate nutrition for healing.

Actions by Reformers Pushed the Profession of Nursing Forward

  • Organization of the American Nurses Association
  • Creation of the American Nurses Association's journal
  • Established the standards for nursing education
  • Established the standards for nursing practice

Which of the Following Shows the Role of the Nurse?

  • A nurse teaching a patient preoperatively
  • A nurse placing warm blankets on a patient
  • A nurse speaking up for a patient's wishes
  • A nurse administering medications to a patient

Actions for the Safety of the Public

  • Advocated for nurses to take an examination for licensure
  • Advocated for nurse training schools
  • Pleaded for registration of nurses
  • Fought against home-study programs for nurses

Actions Expected of a Nurse Coordinator

  • Improve patient care
  • Promote harmony within the institution
  • Motivate staff

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