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1st trained nurse in 1874 |
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Founder of frontier nursing service |
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provided healthcare and midwifery for isolated areas |
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Gathered supplies for troops, known as the angel of the battlefield, and founded the red cross in 1882. Helped begin the army nurse corps |
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Est. 1st nursing school, helped lower the death toll during crimean war |
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Health promotion, illness prevention, and health restoration |
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Founded planned parenthood, birth control activist |
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1st educated African American Nurse |
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Public Health founder, Henry Street Settlement |
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Educated people in their homes, began school nursing |
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established the Stillman house |
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Served blacks in community health |
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preconventional, conventional, and postconventional
Only used men in study |
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Moral development based on relationships |
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International Council of Nurses, state registration of nurses |
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American nurses association
enhanced collaboration, dealt with collegiete aspect |
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National league for nursing
Advance profession through advocacy and education standards |
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Law to protect health insurance coverage when workers lose their jobs (1996) |
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Patient self determination act |
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right to informed consent, know what treatment you want and document it in case incapable later |
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Defines scope of practice |
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responsibilites we have towards patients and families during hospitilizations |
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Sign form once procedure has been explained, understood, and privacy is ensured. Never done by nurse, always by doctor |
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Exam graduates take to become liscensed |
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regulates abbreviations and the nurse practice act |
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when something illegal occurs |
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no breathing or heart beat |
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no brain function or activity |
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permanent loss of consciousness but brainstem works ( vegetative state) |
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No features to identity..no communication or function |
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fairness, equals should be treated as such |
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experienced nurse shares knowledge with others to advance their careers |
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peer scrutinizes or sabotages you |
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physiologically has no benefit |
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one act can cause another effect. In medicine there are two outcomes for one thing |
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guidelines for actions to make a moral decision. Right or wrong |
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benefitting others in what you do |
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Judge action based on outcome. Good if good for everyone, bad if consequences
ex:natural disaster |
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Depends on nature of act. Doing honor, duty, obligation. |
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natural tendencies, how you act feel and judge |
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most legal. Designate someone to make your decisions |
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What you want done for you |
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Tell doctor to put specific plan in record. not legal at all |
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Disease was punishment, nursing was performed by families, est hygiene and sanitation |
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Community disease was popular, christianity in healthcare, bubonic plague, and witch craze |
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Eliminated nuns as nurses, nursing became dirty and a punishment |
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mandated work hours, no more regulations |
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determines legal titles, disciplinary actions. Has 9 members |
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civil wrongs, not always intentional |
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not standard level of care that causes injury |
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