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| The very first visiting nurse was named |
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| Deconesses who ministered to the sick eventually became termed as |
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| Nuns (meaning not married) |
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| During the _________ period, nurses gained status. |
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| Holy Wars b/c knights became nurses |
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| the rise of christianity caused positions of deconesses to be established for what reason.... |
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| to care for the widows and elderly |
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| During the Renaissance nursing shortage, nurses served time in the hospital rather than _________-- |
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| During the industrial revolution, Jenner Semmelwies discovered |
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| connection between microorganisms and illness |
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| During the crimean war, Florence Nightinggale established |
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| During colonial times, most nurses were |
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| During what war was cleanliness understood |
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| During this era, women were expected to "be good" and submissive |
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| A BSN needed for nursing as decreed by the board of nursing is also known as a |
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| The ________ is the oldest form of nursing experience and not regonized as an RN |
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| The largest number of nursing grads are from ________ degree programs |
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| This woman is credited for Associate Degree Nursing |
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| The first baccalaureate in nursing was from this school |
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| A university without walls is also known as |
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| What does an "external degree" do? |
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| It looks at your work history and credits you by that. |
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| Accreditation in the south is given by _____________ and is ______________ |
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South Association of Colleges and Schools & Board of Nursing
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| Nursing Theory explains what? |
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| How to organize and deliver care |
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| Craven College IS/IS NOT accredited by NLN |
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| Average age of a nurse is |
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| _______ is known as the universal experience of enlightenment thru mediation or prayer |
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| _________ is when you hear the voice of God |
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| _________ means a time when you feel you are not worthy |
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| ___________ is when you are complietly consumed with passion for God and the Divine |
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| ________ refers to "the dark night of the soul" as a person searches for inner significance in every aspect of life. |
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| _________ is when you reach an inner union of connectedness |
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| Nightingales 1st nursing school was how long and what size? |
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| 1 year long and about 15-20 applicants |
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| Nightingale was afflicted with _________ |
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| Crimean Fever (brucellosis) |
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| The first improvements in patient health occured during what war? |
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| ___________ focused on establishing standards for nursing educatino and practice |
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| The most traditional role of a nurse is that of ____________ |
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| 6 roles of nurses (Think TEAM "CC") |
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| Teacher, Expert, Advocate, Manager, Caregiver, Colleague |
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| __________ means "one who pleads a cause before another" |
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| The ___________ was responsible for teaching the nursin students what they needed to know and was autocratic |
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| Charge Nurse title soon became termed |
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| Nursing Coordinators do what |
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| Responsible for education of the student, solving problems and motivating staff |
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| _________ are responsible for budgets and monitoring reimbursements |
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| This word means "To exchange informationwith the enemy" |
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| Promoting client comfort, questioning doctors and support patient decisions are examples of __________ |
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| 3 primary paths leading to one licensing examingation (the NCLEX) are |
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| Diploma, Associates Degree, BSN |
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| What does NCLEX stand for |
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| NATIONAL COUNCIL LICENSURE EXAMINATION for REGISTERED NURSES |
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| The hospital diploma program was considered #1 until 1960. However its decline was due to its students not getting college credit |
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| Keep Going, Doing Great!!! |
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| Associate degree nursing began in |
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| This type of degree nursing was developed from planned research and controlled experimentation |
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| Mildred Montag in 1951 wrote Education of Nursing Technicians... stating an Associates Degree was a terminal RN degree preparing students for work in the particular hospital |
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| According to Montag, the duties of a nurse include 1. general care, 2. planning care and ________ of care |
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| The NLN regulates associate degree programs. The # of semester total credits for the curriculum is |
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| Graduate Record Examination |
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| Graduate nursing was initially to train for positions in |
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| A BSN, licensure as an RN, and completion of the GRE or MAT with at least a 3.0 are requirements for what? |
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| The 2 basic models of doctoral education in nursing are |
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| PhD and a DNS (doctor or nursing science) |
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| what is the career or bridge concept in education? |
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| Means you keep your credits and avoid repetition |
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| This project was created for teh purpose of providing educational advancement in entry level or midlevel jobs in nursing |
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LINC
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| __________ ensures the educational standars are above standards |
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| The NLN, NLNAC and the AACN are what? |
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| 3 accrediting agencies (with the NLN being the most popular) |
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| The __________ establishes standards for competence and disciplinary |
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| __________ are words or phrases (concepts) to describe or predict something |
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| "A complicated set of interrelated concepts definitions and propositions that present ao systematic way of viewing facts" is called |
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| The nursing theory is by nurses and for nurses, providing care to their patients, directly or indirectly. Its also |
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| The 4 metaparadigms in Nursing |
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| Person, Environment, Health and Nurse |
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| T/F Nightingale's theory was that the person is influenced by the environment. |
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| Craven College is NOT an NLN accredited school. But for any BA program you should look for |
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| Palvalko's ____ dimensinos describe a profession. How many dimensions are there? |
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| The most controversial dimension of Palvalko's dimensions is |
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| In the 1950s, this doctor published a nursing model that focused on "therapeutic relationship" in health and wellness.... |
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| This association is identified as the "professional association for registered nurses" |
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| This organization certifies the ANA, otherwise known as the ANCC |
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| American Nurses Credentialing Center |
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| The ANCC recognizes nurses in multiple areas of expertise T/F |
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| NOADN is an advocate for ADN programs |
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| National Organization Associate Degree Nursing "NOADN" |
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| A simple written document of your qualifications, such as the NCLEX passing |
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| Licensures are issued by whom? |
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| Government/State agencies.... it shows a minimum competency |
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| License is required and renewed every 2 years. On the last day of the birth month. |
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| Licenses are a legal permission to practice nursing |
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| Certification is a _________ process and indicates preparation beyond the minimum level. |
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| voluntary process. It refers to specialties. |
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| Without this organizations accreditation, Medicaid and Medicare will not give reimbursement |
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| __________ is a term that means "a peer review and voluntary process" that is by a non governmental agency or organization which approves institutions. |
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| The "non traditional" nursing program is where the nurse obtains a deree without __________ |
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| without attending classes |
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| The "non traditional" nursing program is where the nurse obtains a deree without __________ |
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| without attending classes |
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| The "non traditional" nursing program is where the nurse obtains a deree without __________ |
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| without attending classes |
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| External Degree program is what? |
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| credit for knowledge regardless of how acquired. Its obtaining a degree w/o attending classes |
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| What 2 organizations provide nursing program accreditation? |
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| What implications do the NLNAC and AACN have after graduation? |
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| May be a prerequistite after graduation |
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| Who had the "theory of human caring/ Mind-Body-soul connection and "caring moment" |
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| Who said "health is culturally defined... CULTURE |
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| The American Journal Of Nursing was first published in 1900 by ____________- |
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| Who believed in SELF CARE |
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| Who believed in PERSON & ENVIRONMENT |
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| Who believed in BEHAVIORAL SYSTEMS |
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| Johnson (kick em in the johnson if they dont behave) |
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| Who believed in BEHAVIORAL SYSTEMS |
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| Johnson (kick em in the johnson if they dont behave) |
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