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| Kind sensitive nursing "hallmark of what the profession represents" can't be taught |
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| Having skills in the "how to do" of nursing the technical skills that are learned in school |
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| The moral components of nursing |
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| Ongoing learning about yourself |
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| which type of "nursing student" firstaid is this...eating breakfast, getting a good night sleep |
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| prep brain, positive self talk, mini vacations, time out reboot |
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| 1st president of the American Red Cross |
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| Championed the development of psychiatric hospitals, improved healthcare for prisoners |
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| established the first hospital in Japan |
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| Mother of Modern Medicine |
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| established the first school of nursing |
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| developed the army school of nursing, director of Yale School of nursing |
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| Henry St Settlement House, 1st Community Health nurse in the US |
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| graduated from the 1st class from John Hopkins school of nursing |
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| lethal viruses, terrorism, cultural diversity, telehealth, nursing shortages |
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| HIV/AIDS, Hanta virus, SARS |
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| what are some causes of nursing shortages |
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| lethal viruses, terrorism, other job opportunities for women |
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| What are the abbreviations for Practical nurses |
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| LPN, LVN (California & Tx) |
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| Latin word meaning nourishing that nurse comes from |
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| as old as humanity itself |
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| the medical model is based on |
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| The "Father of Medicine" is |
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| Hippocrates is a ______scholar |
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| during the dark ages nursing was practiced by____&_____ |
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| Florence Nightingale practiced the ______model |
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| the nursing model focuses on helping patients to_____with their illness &_____health"caring" |
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| during what war does Florence Nightingale provide care in |
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| Name the 2 books that Nightingale wrote |
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Notes on Nursing
Notes on Hospitals |
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| The Health Insurance Partability And Accountability Act...abbreviation |
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| Private Health Information |
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| ss$ (SSAN), name, med info, progress notes, age if >87, name of relatives |
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| _______ _______or holistic nursing, is human to human, paying attention to mind body & spirit, the whole person |
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| Transpersonal Caring is the theory of_____ ______ |
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| the way of looking at the world |
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| your paradigm is important because it affects |
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| the way you treat your patients |
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| When the nurse & patient work together to achieve the best outcome |
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| nurse and patient share something personal while nursing care is being given |
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| every interaction and caring moment with the intention of giving nursing care in personalized human science manner |
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| when was HIPAA first passed by congress |
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| Hipaa was originally enacted to |
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| make sure people who changed jobs or stopped working didnt lose their insurance |
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| example of a covered entity (HIPAA) |
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| a nurse working in an acute care hospital |
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| Before hipaa wasenacted PHI was |
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| compliance with the hipaa privacy law became mandatory |
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| nurse dont need patients consent to release PHI for |
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| what number do you call in level one if going to be late or absent |
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