Nursing History Overview - Chapter 2
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What emphasized personal health during Greek society?

  • Community health programs
  • Religious teachings
  • Medical advancements
  • Environmental factors (correct)

What significant development occurred during the Renaissance period?

  • Growing interest in science and technology (correct)
  • Formation of hospitals by the Church
  • Invention of surgical instruments
  • Establishment of medical schools

What was the purpose of the Elizabethan Poor Law mandated by the Church of England?

  • To regulate medical practice
  • To fund medical education
  • To create hospitals for the affluent
  • To establish care for the sick poor (correct)

What term is derived from the hospes, places established for the sick poor?

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During the Middle Ages, who were primarily the caregivers?

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What was a common fate for ill individuals arriving at hospitals during the earlier period?

<p>Often dying due to palliative care limitation (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did religion contribute to during the Middle Ages in terms of healthcare?

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What type of care was typically provided for the sick in hospes?

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What was a major consequence of the developments in factories during the 19th century?

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What kind of living conditions did new migrants to the cities typically face?

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Which factor significantly influenced the need for healthcare reforms in the 19th century?

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What was a notable contribution of Dr. John Snow in the 19th century?

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How were workers generally treated during the 19th century in factories?

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What was a common challenge faced by societies in the 19th century?

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What was one of the key factors that led to public health improvements in the 19th century?

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What was one of the main reasons for the lack of healthcare protections for workers in the 19th century?

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What year did the United States enter World War II?

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Which agency was established in 1914 to provide insurance for ships and cargo before being amended to help veterans?

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What was one reason nurses hesitated to enlist in the military during World War I?

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In what year did the Army Nurse Corps officially become part of the Army Medical Department?

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What was a dilemma for civilian nurses before the United States entered World War I?

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What was given to military nurses for the duration of the war?

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What type of outbreak was mentioned alongside the contribution of female nurses to advance their roles?

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What measure was taken to encourage nurses to join the military during World War I?

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What is emphasized in Peplau's interpersonal model?

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What funding supported the implementation of Peplau's nursing program?

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In which year did Peplau complete her degree in psychiatric nursing?

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What was a benefit of the associate's degree in nursing program according to the content?

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Who directed the nursing research project evaluating associate's degree education in nursing?

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Where did Hildegard Peplau receive her educational credentials?

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What did Ruth Lubic Watson achieve in 1993?

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What significant change did Peplau advocate against in nursing practices?

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Who was the first African American registered nurse?

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What was Mildred Montag's primary goal in creating the 2-year nursing program?

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Which factor has NOT contributed to the changes in nursing as mentioned?

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Which of the following themes has gained importance in 21st-century nursing?

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Which statement is NOT true about nurse leaders identified in the historical overview?

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What is a significant challenge currently facing the nursing profession?

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Which role did Florence Nightingale play in the history of nursing?

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What emphasizes the importance of understanding the history of nursing?

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Who is known as the mother of nursing?

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What significant role did Florence Nightingale play during the Crimean War?

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Dr. Hildegard E. Peplau is best known for her contributions to which area of nursing?

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The first Frontier Nursing Service was established by which nurse?

<p>Mary Breckinridge (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of these statements about Florence Nightingale is NOT true?

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Which contribution is Hildegard E. Peplau associated with?

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Which of the following is a common misconception about the historical figures in nursing?

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What is one significant outcome of Dr. Hildegard E. Peplau's contributions to nursing?

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Flashcards

Medieval care for the sick

During the Middle Ages (500-1500 AD), Christian communities provided care for the sick poor in hospices, offering nurturance and palliative care. The terms "hospital" and "hospice" originated from these.

Early health care (pre-Renaissance)

In ancient times, early attempts at healthcare were made by Persian, Italian, Chinese, and Indian civilizations.

Greek approach to health

Greek society focused more on individual health than community health, believing personal well-being was influenced by the environment.

Roman medical regulation

The Romans established regulations for medical practice and punished medical negligence.

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Renaissance healthcare advancements

The Renaissance (1500-1700) saw increasing scientific and technological interest, leading to improvements in medicine and public health efforts.

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Elizabethan Poor Law

In 1601, the Church of England implemented the Elizabethan Poor Law which provided care for the poor sick and orphans.

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Hospital care limitations

Many poor patients arriving at hospitals were very ill, palliative care was minimal and many died.

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19th Century Industrialization

The period in the 1800s when factories and machinery became widespread, leading to urbanization and changes in living and working conditions.

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Urbanization in 19th Century

The massive movement of people from rural areas to cities in search of factory jobs during the 19th century.

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Poor Living Conditions (19th C.)

Overcrowded, unsanitary housing and dangerous working conditions faced by many city dwellers in the 19th century.

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Limited Worker Protection

The lack of worker protections, such as sick pay and leave, in the 19th century.

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John Snow

A physician who played a crucial role in controlling a cholera outbreak in 19th-century London.

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Public Health Interventions (19th C.)

Efforts to improve public health, such as providing places for bathing and sanitariums, in response to poor conditions.

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Cholera Epidemic (19th Century)

A widespread, deadly disease outbreak in London that John Snow helped contain.

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18th Century Healthcare

The beginning of formal government intervention in healthcare provision to a community.

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Spanish-American War nurses

Female nurses' contributions during the Spanish-American War and the yellow fever outbreak advanced their role in the Army Nurse Corps.

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WWII nurse recruitment

The US entry into World War II created a shortage of nurses, prompting the National Council for War Service to establish guidelines for nurse recruitment.

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WWI War Risk Insurance

The Bureau of War Risk Insurance was created in 1914 to initially insure ships. In 1917, it was amended to support returning WWI veterans.

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Army Nurse Corps establishment

The Army Nurse Corps became part of the Army Medical Department in 1901.

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WWI Nurse Compensation

Nurses in the military during WWI faced issues related to lower pay than male soldiers and lack of official rank or benefits.

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Peplau's Interpersonal Model

A nursing model emphasizing a partnership between nurses and patients, unlike passive treatment.

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Associate Degree Nursing (ADN)

A nursing program that reduced the time to become a registered nurse, affordable, and close to communities.

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W.K. Kellogg Foundation

Organization that funded a project to implement an Associate Degree Nursing program at seven pilot sites.

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Hildegard Peplau

Nurse and theorist who developed an interpersonal model of nursing practice, influencing nursing theories.

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Ruth Lubic Watson

Nurse-midwife, MacArthur Fellow, and founder of a birthing center.

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MacArthur Fellow

A prestigious award to individuals who have made significant contributions to their field.

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Mary Mahoney's achievement

Mary Mahoney was the first African American registered nurse.

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Mildred Montag's 2-year program goal

Mildred Montag created a 2-year nursing program to train technical nurses who would assist professional nurses.

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21st-century health focus

In the 21st century, there is a strong emphasis on individual health within communities.

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Influences on 21st-century health

Factors like insurance, decreasing resources, aging population, and a shift to prevention shaped the 21st-century health focus.

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Nursing Shortage Impact

Nursing shortages create challenges in providing adequate patient care.

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Florence Nightingale's Role

A transformative figure in nursing, known for improving hospital conditions and care.

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Hildegard Peplau's Focus

A pioneer in psychiatric nursing and nursing education.

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First Frontier Nursing Service Location

Founded in Kentucky by Mary Breckinridge.

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Study Notes

Chapter 2: An Historical Overview of Nursing

  • Outline includes: impact of nursing on the evolution of healthcare, the 20th and 21st centuries, nursing education, nurses in wars, nursing leaders.
  • Purpose: to familiarize the reader with historical influences on nursing, social factors influencing nursing development, and to introduce key nursing leaders.

Before Christ

  • Ancient cultures cared for the sick using plants and herbs
  • Illness was often attributed to spirit possession or bad luck.
  • Early healthcare providers were priests or medicine men.
  • Methods of care varied amongst cultures.
  • Care and information was passed down verbally through generations.

The Crusades

  • Monks often tended to the sick
  • The Church established military nursing orders, like the Knights of Saint John.
  • Groups provided care to pilgrims and travelers.

The Renaissance

  • Growing interest in science and technology led to advances in medicine and public health
  • Poor Law established institutions to care for the sick poor.

The 18th Century

  • Industrial Revolution began in England
  • Factories led to migration from rural areas, causing overpopulated and unsanitary living conditions.
  • Scientific advancements changed how people lived.
  • Scientific advances in the fields of eye glasses and the microscope lead to a greater understanding of the human body.

The 19th Century

  • Florence Nightingale: changed the practice of nursing.
  • Mary Seacole: provided care in the Crimea.
  • Clara Barton: instrumental in organizing and acquiring supplies for the Union Army.
  • Mary Mahoney: first African American registered nurse in the United States.
  • Lavinia Dock: helped change the nursing profession and challenged the status quo.
  • Key aspects: increased importance of hygiene, changes in living conditions, and emphasis on caring and preventing disease.

The 20th and 21st Centuries

  • Lillian Wald: founded the Visiting Nurse Service of New York.
  • Impact of health insurance on healthcare.
  • Nurses in World WarI and World War II
  • Significant changes in nursing education and training.

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This quiz explores the historical development of nursing from ancient cultures through the Renaissance. It highlights the impact of social factors and key nursing leaders, as well as the evolution of healthcare practices. Familiarize yourself with how nursing has shaped modern medical care.

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