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What is the primary focus of nursing as a healthcare profession?
What is the primary focus of nursing as a healthcare profession?
- To conduct scientific research on pharmaceuticals.
- To care for individuals, families, and communities to achieve optimal health. (correct)
- To manage healthcare facilities and staff.
- To develop new medical technologies and devices.
Which historical period saw the establishment of the first hospitals in the Eastern Roman Empire?
Which historical period saw the establishment of the first hospitals in the Eastern Roman Empire?
- Primitive Societies
- Middle Ages (correct)
- Ancient Greece
- Renaissance
What was a significant barrier for women in nursing during the Renaissance period?
What was a significant barrier for women in nursing during the Renaissance period?
- A lack of educational opportunities. (correct)
- The availability of formal nursing training programs.
- The societal expectation to pursue nursing professionally.
- High demand for female nurses in hospitals.
Which of the following roles were nursing caregivers in the Byzantine Empire primarily composed of?
Which of the following roles were nursing caregivers in the Byzantine Empire primarily composed of?
What misconception about the nursing profession is dispelled in the content?
What misconception about the nursing profession is dispelled in the content?
In early civilizations, who primarily acted as caregivers before formal nursing roles developed?
In early civilizations, who primarily acted as caregivers before formal nursing roles developed?
During which era did women primarily fulfill the role of nurturer/caregiver in the home?
During which era did women primarily fulfill the role of nurturer/caregiver in the home?
What was a notable characteristic of nursing during the ancient Greek period?
What was a notable characteristic of nursing during the ancient Greek period?
Who was the first person to emphasize the need for special training in nursing education in Turkey?
Who was the first person to emphasize the need for special training in nursing education in Turkey?
In which year was the first formal six-month nursing education program established in Turkey?
In which year was the first formal six-month nursing education program established in Turkey?
What was the significant advancement in nursing education that occurred in Turkey during the 1940s and 1950s?
What was the significant advancement in nursing education that occurred in Turkey during the 1940s and 1950s?
Which university was the first to offer a bachelor-degree program in nursing in Turkey?
Which university was the first to offer a bachelor-degree program in nursing in Turkey?
What year marked the establishment of the first master-degree program in nursing in Turkey?
What year marked the establishment of the first master-degree program in nursing in Turkey?
Esma Deniz is known for being the first graduate and post-graduate nurse from university. What other contributions did she make?
Esma Deniz is known for being the first graduate and post-graduate nurse from university. What other contributions did she make?
Perihan Velioğlu made significant contributions after returning from England. What innovative field did she focus on?
Perihan Velioğlu made significant contributions after returning from England. What innovative field did she focus on?
What organization did the Turkish Nurses Association (TNA) join as an active member in 1949?
What organization did the Turkish Nurses Association (TNA) join as an active member in 1949?
Which major contribution did Florence Nightingale make to nursing education?
Which major contribution did Florence Nightingale make to nursing education?
What was a significant outcome of Florence Nightingale's sanitary reforms during the Crimean War?
What was a significant outcome of Florence Nightingale's sanitary reforms during the Crimean War?
What is the primary focus of Standard 12 in the nursing practice standards?
What is the primary focus of Standard 12 in the nursing practice standards?
How did nursing care primarily occur prior to the mid-1800s?
How did nursing care primarily occur prior to the mid-1800s?
Which program is NOT considered an entry-level nursing program in the United States?
Which program is NOT considered an entry-level nursing program in the United States?
In what way did Florence Nightingale challenge societal norms?
In what way did Florence Nightingale challenge societal norms?
What is the duration of a typical Associate Degree program for Registered Nurses in the United States?
What is the duration of a typical Associate Degree program for Registered Nurses in the United States?
What role did Florence Nightingale play in the field of epidemiology?
What role did Florence Nightingale play in the field of epidemiology?
Which standard involves the nurse's responsibility to practice in an environmentally safe manner?
Which standard involves the nurse's responsibility to practice in an environmentally safe manner?
Which institution was founded by Florence Nightingale to advance nursing education?
Which institution was founded by Florence Nightingale to advance nursing education?
What role does a registered nurse NOT typically perform according to the standards outlined?
What role does a registered nurse NOT typically perform according to the standards outlined?
What historical period saw the foundation of medical schools, including the Royal College of Surgeons?
What historical period saw the foundation of medical schools, including the Royal College of Surgeons?
Which of the following is essential for a registered nurse to utilize in planning and providing services?
Which of the following is essential for a registered nurse to utilize in planning and providing services?
What misconception existed about nursing roles for women in the early to mid-1800s?
What misconception existed about nursing roles for women in the early to mid-1800s?
Which statement about the educational preparation for nursing practice is accurate?
Which statement about the educational preparation for nursing practice is accurate?
What is the primary responsibility of the registered nurse according to Standard 15?
What is the primary responsibility of the registered nurse according to Standard 15?
What is the typical duration of a baccalaureate degree program in nursing?
What is the typical duration of a baccalaureate degree program in nursing?
What is the primary focus of the nursing graduate program in Turkey?
What is the primary focus of the nursing graduate program in Turkey?
Which degree is essential for a nurse to become a nurse educator?
Which degree is essential for a nurse to become a nurse educator?
What is one of the reasons for the increasing need for nurses with doctoral degrees?
What is one of the reasons for the increasing need for nurses with doctoral degrees?
What aspect of patient care is NOT primarily the focus of nurses?
What aspect of patient care is NOT primarily the focus of nurses?
What does accountability in nursing mean?
What does accountability in nursing mean?
Which of the following is an example of autonomy in nursing?
Which of the following is an example of autonomy in nursing?
Which of the following roles may require a doctoral degree in nursing?
Which of the following roles may require a doctoral degree in nursing?
What is the primary role of a caregiver in nursing?
What is the primary role of a caregiver in nursing?
Which responsibility does a patient advocate NOT typically hold?
Which responsibility does a patient advocate NOT typically hold?
How do nurses contribute to patient education?
How do nurses contribute to patient education?
What role does communication play in nursing?
What role does communication play in nursing?
What is a key responsibility of nurse managers?
What is a key responsibility of nurse managers?
What does career development in nursing emphasize?
What does career development in nursing emphasize?
Which of the following is NOT a function of a nurse educator?
Which of the following is NOT a function of a nurse educator?
What reflects a competent level of nursing care?
What reflects a competent level of nursing care?
Flashcards
Nursing Definition
Nursing Definition
Nursing is a healthcare profession focused on caring for individuals, families, and communities, helping them achieve, maintain, or recover optimal health and quality of life.
Nursing Scope
Nursing Scope
Nurses work with various healthcare professionals, such as doctors, pharmacists, and therapists, providing a wide range of patient care.
Nursing Career Paths
Nursing Career Paths
Nursing careers are diverse, encompassing clinical practice, education, research, management, and administration.
Early Nursing History
Early Nursing History
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Ancient Greek Nursing
Ancient Greek Nursing
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Roman Empire Caregivers
Roman Empire Caregivers
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Middle Ages Nursing
Middle Ages Nursing
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Renaissance Nursing
Renaissance Nursing
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Florence Nightingale
Florence Nightingale
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Nursing standards
Nursing standards
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Nightingale Training School
Nightingale Training School
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Crimean War impact
Crimean War impact
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Nursing's role
Nursing's role
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Nursing's Evolution
Nursing's Evolution
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Epidemiologist in Nursing
Epidemiologist in Nursing
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20th-Century Nursing Changes
20th-Century Nursing Changes
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When did formal nursing education in Turkey start?
When did formal nursing education in Turkey start?
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Who established the first formal nursing education program in Turkey?
Who established the first formal nursing education program in Turkey?
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American influence on nursing education?
American influence on nursing education?
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Red Crescent's role in nursing?
Red Crescent's role in nursing?
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Shift to university setting?
Shift to university setting?
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First bachelor's program in nursing?
First bachelor's program in nursing?
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Professionalization of nursing in Turkey?
Professionalization of nursing in Turkey?
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Esma Deniz's contribution to nursing?
Esma Deniz's contribution to nursing?
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LPN or LVN
LPN or LVN
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Registered Nurse (RN) Education
Registered Nurse (RN) Education
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Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
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Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
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NCLEX-RN®
NCLEX-RN®
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What are the two entry-level nursing programs in the US?
What are the two entry-level nursing programs in the US?
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What are the two types of RN programs?
What are the two types of RN programs?
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What are the requirements for RN licensure?
What are the requirements for RN licensure?
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Nursing Program Length
Nursing Program Length
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Nursing Program Focus
Nursing Program Focus
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Post-Graduate Nursing
Post-Graduate Nursing
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Master's in Nursing
Master's in Nursing
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Doctoral Nursing Programs
Doctoral Nursing Programs
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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nursing
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nursing
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Nurses' Roles
Nurses' Roles
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Autonomy in Nursing
Autonomy in Nursing
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Caregiver Role
Caregiver Role
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Patient Advocate
Patient Advocate
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Nurse Educator
Nurse Educator
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Importance of Communication in Nursing
Importance of Communication in Nursing
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Nurse Manager's Role
Nurse Manager's Role
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Lifelong Learning in Nursing
Lifelong Learning in Nursing
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Diverse Nursing Career Paths
Diverse Nursing Career Paths
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Standards of Nursing Practice
Standards of Nursing Practice
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Study Notes
Introduction to Nursing
- Nursing is an art and a science.
- It's a healthcare profession focused on individuals, families, and communities.
- It aims to help them achieve, maintain, or recover optimal health and quality of life.
- Nurses work closely with other healthcare professionals, like doctors, pharmacists, and therapists.
Career Paths in Nursing
- Nursing career opportunities are limitless.
- Career paths include clinical practice, education, research, management, administration, and innovation.
Historical Highlights of Nursing
- Nursing's history dates back to 4000 BC.
- Early societies and health religions influenced nursing.
- Greece and individuals like Hippocrates were sources of modern medical science.
- Ireland saw pre-Christian nursing practices.
- Fabiola founded hospitals in ancient times, 390-407 AD
- Early Christianity and deaconesses were involved.
- Field hospitals with nursing emerged in Spain during the 700s.
- Ambulatory clinics emerged in Spain during the 1100s.
- The 1400s saw the establishment of chairs of medicine in Oxford and Cambridge.
- Military nursing orders appeared by the 1520s.
- The 1600s to 1750s saw hospital and nursing deterioration.
- The Daughters of Charity were founded in 1633.
- Florence Nightingale was born in 1820.
- Kaiserwerth deaconesses reorganized in 1826.
- First American women's college (Mount Holyoke) was established in 1837.
- Nursing Sisters of the Holy Cross were founded in 1841.
- Women's Rights Convention happened in Seneca Falls in 1848.
- The Crimean War took place from 1854 to 1856.
- Nightingale's Notes on Nursing was published in 1859.
- First Nightingale School of Nursing was established in St. Thomas' Hospital, London, 1860.
- The US Civil War was from 1861 to 1865.
Evolution of Nursing
- Early civilizations practiced nursing in primitive societies.
- Wet nurses were used in Babylonia and Assyria, 2000 BC.
- Ancient Greeks had priestesses in temples.
- Roman caregivers in the Eastern Roman Empire had limited training.
- The Middle Ages (AD 1400-1550) focused on traditional caregivers in homes.
- The Renaissance saw renewed interest in science, but not in formal nursing schools.
Florence Nightingale
- Considered the founder of modern nursing.
- A wealthy upper-class woman.
- Passionate about relieving suffering and caring for the sick.
- Implemented nursing principles in practice to improve patient outcomes.
- Established the first nursing school at St. Thomas' Hospital, 1860.
- Known as the "Lady with the Lamp".
- Reduced mortality rate in Scutari, Turkey in 1853 by 42.7% to 2.2% in 6 months during the Crimean War.
Twentieth Century Nursing
- Third-party payments and health insurance concepts started.
- Public Health Nursing became important.
- Nursing specialized and became more autonomous.
- Nursing protocols were developed.
- Reports related to nursing education and practice were released.
- Nursing education moved from hospitals to universities.
History of Nursing in Turkey
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Besim Ömer Akalın Pasha emphasized the need for nursing education.
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The first formal six-month nursing program launched in 1911.
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American Bristol Health School launched a 2 1/2 year nursing program in 1920.
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The Society of Red Crescent (Kızılay) nursing school was established in 1925.
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Other nursing schools opened in the 1940s and 1950s.
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The first bachelor's degree program in nursing was launched in 1955 by Ege University
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Florence Nightingale School of nursing opened in 1961.
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Masters degree program in nursing started in 1968.
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Turkish Nurses Association (TNA) became a member of the International Council of Nurses (ICN) in 1949
Leading Nurses of Turkey
- Details about prominent leaders like Esma Deniz, Perihan Velioğlu, and Leman Birol, including their contributions, accomplishments, and backgrounds.
Nursing Education
- Educational preparation for nursing practice has multiple program types.
- Common types in the US include:
- Licensed practical nurses (LPN/LVN): One-year programs.
- Registered nurses (RN): Associate's degree or Bachelor's degree (4 year program)
- Post graduate education: Master's and PhD degrees are common paths for advancement in nursing
Nursing Professional Roles/Responsibilities
- Patient care and comfort in various healthcare settings.
- Addressing patient needs.
- Health promotion and illness prevention.
- Disease and symptom management
- Family support
- End-of-life care
- Autonomy, Accountability, and Caregiver roles.
- Advocate roles
- Educator roles
- Manager roles
- Career development
Standards of Professional Nursing Practice
- Assessment, Diagnoses
- Outcomes identification, Planning, and Implementation
- Evaluation and Quality of practice
- Ethical considerations (7th Standard),
- Collaboration (10th Standard), Leadership (11th Standard)
- Education (12th Standard), Evidence-based practice and research (13th standard)
- Resource utilization (16th standard)
- Environmental health (17th standard)
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Explore the fundamental aspects of nursing as both an art and a science. This quiz covers various nursing career paths, its historical evolution, and the vital role nurses play in healthcare. Test your knowledge about nursing practices from ancient times to contemporary roles.