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The curriculum of the Nightingale training school for nurses was based on what core believes? |
Nutrition is an important part of nursing care; fresh clean air is beneficial to the sick; sick people in the recreational an occupational therapy nurses should help Identify and meet patients personal needs including providing emotional support there are two conditions to which nursing should be directed: health and illness; nursing is distinct and separate from the practice of medicine and should be taught by nurses; and continuing education is needed for nurses |
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How did the training in the Nightingale school vary from the nursing schools in the United States? |
The nightingale program was well organized, with the classes held separately from practical experience on the wards. The court curriculum was the same in all schools. Instructions was provided by a trained nurse and was focused on nursing care. In the United States, the students staffed the hospital and work without pay. There were no formal classes: education was achieved through work. There was no set curriculums, and content vary depending on the types of cases present in the hospital. Instructions was provided at the bedside by the physician and therefore came from a medical viewpoint |
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Name the common goals of nursing |
To promote wellness: to prevent illness: to facilitate copying: to restore health |
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What is nursing theory Believes based on |
Nursing theory generally based their beliefs on the relationships among humans environments health and nursing |
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Explained the practice of evidence-based nursing. |
Evidence-based nursing involves the Integration of best research evidence with clinical expertise and patient values to facilitate critical decision making |
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Evidence-based nursing is used to help determine “best practice”.What is meant by “best practice”? |
Best practice means to use of care concepts interventions, techniques that are grounded in research and known to promote higher quality of care and living for older people. |
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Name the two levels of entry into nursing. |
The two levels of entry into nursing are practical ( vocational) nursing and (registered nursing). |
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What educational programs qualify graduates to take the registered nurse licensure exam? |
A hospital-based diploma program, a two year associates degree program at a community college, or a four-year baccalaureate nursing program at a college or university |
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Explain the difference between total patient care and primary nursing |
Total patient care means that one nurse carries out all nurse and functions for the patient, including medication administration. This is an effort to provide less fragmented care for the patient. And primary nursing, one of his plans and direct care for a patient over a 24 hour period. This method illuminates fragmentation of care between shifts. When the primary nurse is off-duty, and associate nurse takes over the care and planning |
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What’s the difference between a HMO and a PPO? |
A health maintenance organization HMO is a type of group practice that improves patients for a set fee per month HMOs provide a limited network of physicians hospitals in other healthcare providers from which to choose PPOs offer a discount on fees in return for a large pool of potential patients this type of network performs these services for a set or a capitated cost meaning they are paid a set fee for every patient enrolled in the network each year |
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Who was the first visiting nurse? |
Phoebe |
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What’s the difference between a HMO and a PPO? |
A health maintenance organization HMO is a type of group practice that improves patients for a set fee per month HMOs provide a limited network of physicians hospitals in other healthcare providers from which to choose PPOs offer a discount on fees in return for a large pool of potential patients this type of network performs these services for a set or a capitated cost meaning they are paid and a set fee for every patient enrolled in the network each year |
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Who is the first visiting nurse? |
Phoebe |
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What’s the difference between a LPN and a RN? |
One main difference between a LPN and a RN Is that an LPN is is required to work in a supervise setting |
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Collaboration with the healthcare team is an important role of the |
Practical nurse |
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Which of the Florence Nightingale‘s curriculum principles still apply today in the treatment of illness? |
All of them |
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What is a nurses goal? |
To encourage growth or willingness so that the patient can once again be self-reliant |
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Who was Dorthea Dix? |
Dorthea Dick’s was a social worker appointed by the union government to provide care for soldiers in the Civil War |
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What is evidence-based nursing? |
Evidence-based nursing is used to help determine best practices best practice means the use of Care concepts interventions and techniques that are ground in research in Known to promote higher quality of care and LIVING |
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What did Clara Barton do? |
Clara Barton founded the red cross |
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THE union government appointment _______________ to organize women volunteers to provide nursing care for soldiers |
Dorothea Dix |
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_____________ took nursing out into the community |
LILLIAN WALD |
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In the period following the Civil War nurses training was essentially __________ |
Apprenticeship |
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_____________ was ecstatic list to train nurses to care for the sick at home |
The Shepard Gill School |
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Who paved the way for others to follow |
African American Nurses |
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Started by New York young women’s Christian Association (YWCA) in 1892 Three month course in practical nursing Students train to care for infants children in older adults in the home |
Ballard school |
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In the US there was ________ training |
NO FORMAL |
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Teaching about medications and how to _______________ (without introducing infectious material) change dressings are examples of this role |
Aseptically |
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What are the roles of a practical nurse |
Caregiver, educator, collaborator, advocate, management |
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What is functional nursing care? |
Functional nursing care it was the first care delivery system for the practical nurse. Practical nurses performed a series of tasks such as administration of medication and treatment. Here was rather fragmented however it was cost-effective. |
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Climbing the ladder |
CNA PRACTIONAL VOCATIONAL NURSE RN APN |
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This type of network performs these services for a set or __________, meaning they are paid at a set fee for every patient enrolled in the network each year |
Captivated Cost |
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Be able to identify ALL THE standards of practice!!!! |
1. She’ll except assigned responsibilities as an accountable member of the healthcare team 2. Shell function within the limits of educational preparation and experience as related to the assigned duties 3. Shell function with other members of the healthcare team in promoting in maintaining health, preventing disease and disability, caring for and rehabilitating individuals who are experiencing an altered health state, and contributing to the ultimate quality of life until death 4. She’ll know and utilize the nursing process and planning implementing any valuating health services in nursing care for the individual patient or group planning: the planning of nursing includes: assessment/data collection of health status of the individual patient, the family, and community groups 2. Reporting information gain from assessment/data collection 3. The identification of health goals B. Implementation: the plan for nursing care is put into practice to achieve this state goals and includes observing, recording, and reporting significant changes, which require intervention or difficult goals • Applying nursing knowledge and skills to remote in men maintain help to prevent disease and disability and to optimize functional capabilities of an individual patient • assisting the patient and family with activities of daily living and encouraging self-care as appropriate •Caring out therapeutic Rickman’s and protocols describe by personal pursuant to authorize state law • evaluations: the plan for nursing here in its implementations are used are you laded to measure good progress towards his goals and will include appropriate persons in or groups to determine the relevancy of current goals in relation to the progress of the individual patient • The involvement of the recipients of care in the evaluation process • The quality of the nursing action in the implementation of the plan • A re-ordering of priorities are new goal setting in the care plan 5. Shepherd dissipate in peer review and other evaluation processes 6. Shell participate in the development of policies concerning the health in nursing needs of society and in the roles and functions of the LP/VN |
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When did the nursing price process emerge |
1970s and 1980s |
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Nursing process |
• organize, deliberate, systematic way to deliver nursing care • provides a way to implement caregiving • combine science and art of nursing • Focuses nurse and the patient as an individual |
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• requirement for the uninsured people to purchase health insurance or fees penalty on income tax • provisions in the bill prevent dental of coverage based on pre-existing conditions and young adults are allowed to remain on their parents insurance through age 26 • The national uninsured rate has fallen from 60% to 11% |
The patient protection and affordable care act |
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Actions taken to improve, maintain, restore health or prevent illness |
Interventions |
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Practice Act |
Generally define activities in which nurses may engage, state the legal requirements and titles for nursing licensure and establish the education needed for licensure |
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Name the Stages of illness |
• Transition Stage • Acceptance Stage • Convalescence Stage |
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Functional Nursing Care |
Was the first care delivery system for the practical nurse. |
