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What is the definition of nursing according to the World Health Organization?
What is the definition of nursing according to the World Health Organization?
- Limited to promoting community health goals
- Includes only care of sick individuals
- Focusing only on prevention of illness
- Consists of autonomous and collaborative care of individuals of all ages, families, groups, and communities (correct)
Which characteristic is NOT associated with a good professional nurse based on the text?
Which characteristic is NOT associated with a good professional nurse based on the text?
- Clean, tidy, and well-groomed
- Lacking communication skills (correct)
- Having critical thinking skills
- Punctual and mature
Who defined nursing as a theoretical system of knowledge that prescribes analysis and action related to the care of the sick or ill?
Who defined nursing as a theoretical system of knowledge that prescribes analysis and action related to the care of the sick or ill?
- Dorothy Johnson (correct)
- Betty Neuman
- Virginia Henderson
- Imogene King
According to Virginia Henderson, what is the unique function of a nurse?
According to Virginia Henderson, what is the unique function of a nurse?
How did Sister Calista Roy define nursing?
How did Sister Calista Roy define nursing?
What does Dorothea Orem define nursing as?
What does Dorothea Orem define nursing as?
How did Faye Abdella conceptualize nursing?
How did Faye Abdella conceptualize nursing?
Who was the superintendent of nurses in the early part of 1923?
Who was the superintendent of nurses in the early part of 1923?
When were the first graduates of St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing honored with commencement exercises?
When were the first graduates of St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing honored with commencement exercises?
In which year did Mary Vita Beltran receive a scholarship grant from the women’s auxiliary of New York and Pittsburg?
In which year did Mary Vita Beltran receive a scholarship grant from the women’s auxiliary of New York and Pittsburg?
Where did the first students of St. Luke’s come from?
Where did the first students of St. Luke’s come from?
When was the School of Nursing opened at St. Luke’s Hospital?
When was the School of Nursing opened at St. Luke’s Hospital?
Who was appointed Principal of the School of Nursing after obtaining an M.A. Degree from Teachers’ College Columbia University?
Who was appointed Principal of the School of Nursing after obtaining an M.A. Degree from Teachers’ College Columbia University?
Who was assigned to assist in the management of the school of Nursing until 1941?
Who was assigned to assist in the management of the school of Nursing until 1941?
Who returned to the Philippines with their earned degrees?
Who returned to the Philippines with their earned degrees?
When did St. Luke's Hospital graduate its first batch of nurses?
When did St. Luke's Hospital graduate its first batch of nurses?
During which event were schools closed, but later resumed after Japanese doctors and nurses took over St. Luke's Hospital?
During which event were schools closed, but later resumed after Japanese doctors and nurses took over St. Luke's Hospital?
Who proposed looking into the possibility of offering a BSN Program for the nurses at St. Luke's Hospital?
Who proposed looking into the possibility of offering a BSN Program for the nurses at St. Luke's Hospital?
Why was the BSN proposal shelved by the Board of Trustees?
Why was the BSN proposal shelved by the Board of Trustees?
When did the Japanese team leave the country and the Filipino staff continued their work at St. Luke's Hospital?
When did the Japanese team leave the country and the Filipino staff continued their work at St. Luke's Hospital?
When did the incorporation of St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing occur, leading to a separate Board of Trustees and budget operation?
When did the incorporation of St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing occur, leading to a separate Board of Trustees and budget operation?
What is the normal range for arterial blood pH?
What is the normal range for arterial blood pH?
Which electrolyte is responsible for maintaining water balance, nerves, and muscles?
Which electrolyte is responsible for maintaining water balance, nerves, and muscles?
What is the key function of bicarbonate in the body's acid-base balance?
What is the key function of bicarbonate in the body's acid-base balance?
In acid-base balance, excess carbonic acid in the blood leading to decreased pH results in which condition?
In acid-base balance, excess carbonic acid in the blood leading to decreased pH results in which condition?
What is a common sign of fluid loss or gain of about 1 liter?
What is a common sign of fluid loss or gain of about 1 liter?
What is the main cause of metabolic alkalosis?
What is the main cause of metabolic alkalosis?
Which electrolyte is primarily responsible for muscle function and contractility?
Which electrolyte is primarily responsible for muscle function and contractility?
What is the primary way kidneys contribute to acid-base balance?
What is the primary way kidneys contribute to acid-base balance?
In pH scale, which value indicates a very acidic substance?
In pH scale, which value indicates a very acidic substance?
What is the daily insensible water loss through the skin in mL?
What is the daily insensible water loss through the skin in mL?
Which hormone helps in keeping body fluid levels in balance?
Which hormone helps in keeping body fluid levels in balance?
In older adults, what is the percentage of body weight that is water?
In older adults, what is the percentage of body weight that is water?
Which method is recommended as the best way to monitor a patient's fluid status?
Which method is recommended as the best way to monitor a patient's fluid status?
What is the total body fluid percentage for a full-term newborn?
What is the total body fluid percentage for a full-term newborn?
Which age group has a reduced homeostatic mechanism according to the text?
Which age group has a reduced homeostatic mechanism according to the text?
What is the daily insensible water loss through the lungs in mL?
What is the daily insensible water loss through the lungs in mL?
What is the primary method by which lymph drains fluid back into the bloodstream?
What is the primary method by which lymph drains fluid back into the bloodstream?
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