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who was the superintendent of army nurses

dorothea dix

who was dorothea dix

superintendant of army nurses

who was clara barton

she founded the american red cross

who founded the american red cross

clara barton

who was the founder of modern nursing

florence nightingale

what did florence nightingale focus on

the environment

who had a focus in the environment

florence nightingale

who was involved in community nursing

lilian wald

what type of nursing did lillian wald take part in

community nursing

what did lilian wald start up

henry street settlement

who started up the henry street settlement

lillian wald

what did the henry street settlement do

care for the poor and immigrants

what program aimed to care for the poor and immigrants and who was it founded by

henry street settlement lillian wald

who was the first professionally trained african american nurse

mary eliza mahoney

who was mary eliza mahoney

first professionally trained african american nurse

what recommended that nursing move to universities and when

goldmark report in 1923

what was the goldmark report and when was it established

recommended that nursing move to universities

1923

what defined the BSN as the entry level for professional nursing

1965 ANA position paper

what was the 1965 ANA positions paper

defined the BSN as the entry level for professional nursing

what war led to cadet nurse corps and ADN programs

WW2

what did WWII lead to when it came to nursing

cadet nurse corps and ADN programs

what does a profession require

unique body of knowledge

what is the social contract

nursing social policy statement linking nursing to the health of society

what is the nursing social policy statement

social contract

what is the state law that defiens what you can and cannot do (scope of practice)

The nurse practice act (NPA)

what is the NPA (nurse practice act)

state law that defines what you can and cannot do

what are teh professional values

autonomy

altruism

integrity

magnet status

define autonomy

making independent decisions within your scope

definition for: making independent decisions within your scope

autonomy

define altruism

placing the patients needs above your own

definition for: placing the patients needs above your own

altruism

define integrity

being honest and ethical

definition for: being honest and ethical

integrity

define magnet status

an award for hospitals that prove nursing excellence and high nurse satisfaction

definition for: an award for hospitals that prove nrusing excellence and high nurse satisfaction

magnet status

researched focused doctorate

PhD

PhD definition

researched focused doctorate

what is a research focused doctorate called

phd

clinical practice doctorate

DNP

for educators and managers

MSN

MSN

for educators or managers

accreditation

ensure school meets qualety standards

a national exam to ensure a minimum level of safety for licensure

the NCLEX-RN

NCLEX-RN

national exam that ensures a minimal level of safety for licensure

professional focus includes leadership and community health

BSN

technical focus to solve shortages

ADN

who was the ADN created by

mildred montag

what did mildred montag do

create the ADN

hospital based nursing education

diploma

definition of nursing

diagnosis and treatment of human responses

according to benners novice to expert model: a novice

follows rigid rules

according to benners novice to expert model: who follows rigid rules

novice

according to benners novice to expert model: advanced beginners

see patterns

according to benners novice to expert model: who sees patterns

advanced beginners

according to benners novice to expert model: competent nurses

can prioritize and plan

according to benners novice to expert model: these nurses can prioritize and plan

competent nurses

according to benners novice to expert model: these nurses can see the big picture

proficient

according to benners novice to expert model: proficient nurses

can see the bigger picture

according to benners novice to expert model: expert nurses

act intuitively based on deep experience

according to benners novice to expert model: these nurses act intuitively based on deep experience

expert

the stress felt when nursing school ideals meet the reality of the work force

reality shock

reality shock is ..

the stress felt when nursing school ideals meet the reality of the work force

emotional exhaustion from chronic exposure to patient trauma is called

compassion fatigue

what is compassion fatigue

emotional exhaustion from chronic exposure to patient trauma

what are the four pillars of the nursing metapardigm

person

health

environment

nursing

what are these pillars a part of

• person

• health

• environment

• nursing

nursing metaparadigm

who created the theory of caring

jean watson

jean watson created

the theory of caring

who created the self care deficit

dorothea orem

dorothea orem created the

self care deficit

what is the self care deficit

nurses help where patients cant

theory: nurses help where pateints cant

self care deficit

who created the adaptation model

sister callista roy

what theory did sister callista roy create

adapatation model

what is the adaptation model theory

helping patients adapt to stressors

who created this theory: helping patient adapt to stressors

sister callista roy

who created the culture care theory

madeleine leininger

who was madelein leininger

created culture care theory

what is cultural care theory

transcultural nursing

who created this theory: transcultural nursing

madeleine leininger

who created the interpersonal relations theory

hildgard peplau

what theory did hildegard peplau create

interpersonal relations theory

what is the interpersonal relations thery

nurse parient relationship

what is the nurse patient relationship theory caled

interpersonal relations

what is the theory of holism

treating the mind body and spirit as one connected system

what theory is it that calls for treating the mind body and spirit as one connected system

holism

collecting data is called

assesment

subjective means ..

what they say

objective means…

what you measure

identifying the patients problem but not the medical disease is called

diagnosis

diagnosis defintiion

identifying the patients problem but not the medical disease

planning means to

set SMART goals

what does the nursing ADPIE consist of

assesment

diagnosis

planning

implementation

evaluation

inductive critical thinking skills

go from specific to general

deductive critical thinking skills

go from general to specific

bursing prioritization calls for

ABC

airway

breathing

circulation

the law that states phycial needs before safety and social needs

maslows hierarchy

maslow states…

physical needs before safety / social needs

what is the state law that legally defines thes scope of practice

Nurse practicing act

does the nurse practicing act go by state or is it for the whole country

state