TFN: U1 History of Nursing

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female roles (wives, sister, etc)

__ responsible for care and nurturing of family members

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sick (restoring health) and well (promoting health)

two types of patients

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humanistic caring, nurturing, comforting, and supporting

traditional nursing always entailed ___

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the Crusades

men providing care date before ___

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priests and deacons

What groups are considered the first male nurses?

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sickness was associated with superstition and evil, which can only be healed by holy priests and deacons

Why were priests and deacons the first nurses?

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Military Nurse Corps

men were denied from the __ __ __ in WW2 since they had to be in combat

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gay; socially deviant

In the 20th century, men were denied admission from nursing programs and were tagged “___” and “___”

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Steve Miller (1971) & Luther Christman (1974)

the two men that changed the concept of men in nursing

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love neighbor as thyself and Good Samaritan

2 Christian values/teachings that promote nursing

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Fabiola (3rd & 4th Century)

Wealthy Roman Empire matron who made use of her properties into hospital-like institutions for the sick

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Knights of St John of Jerusalem & Knights of St Lazarus

religious “knights” that provided care for the sick

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leprosy

condition of patients typically treated by the Knights of St Lazarus

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Alexian Brothers

cared for Black Plague in Germany

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Theodor Fliedner

opened hospital in Kaiserswerth, Germany, where Florence Nightingale had her training

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Crimean War (1854-1856)

war where Nightingale first cared for soldiers

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“Lady with the Lamp”

nickname of Nightingale

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infections received through minor wounds

in the Crimean War majority of soldiers did not die from gunshot wounds, rather ___

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42%

soldier mortality rate prior to Nightingale

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emphasized a clean environment for the soldier, including clean water and air

how was Nightingale able to drastically decrease the soldier mortality rate

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2%

soldier mortality rate after Nightingale

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Notes on Nursing (1859)

book written by Nightingale

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American Civil War (1861-1865)

war in which Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, and Dorothea Dix provided significant care

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Harriet Tubman

provided care to sick African Americans in the Underground Railroad

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Sojourner Truth

provided care to escapees in Underground Railroad and also promoted women’s rights

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Dorothea Dix

supervised nursing care of all nurses in army hospitals

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Vietnam War

war in which a women’s memorial was created to tribute women’s care and heroism

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1820-1910

years of survival of Florence Nightingale

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the mother of modern nursing

What is Florence Nightingale dubbed as?

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Nightingale Training School for Nurses

school opened by Nightingale

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personalized and holistic care

type of care emphasized and believed in by Nightingale

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1821-1921

years of survival of Clara Barton

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American Red Cross

what organization did Clara Barton found/establish

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Clara Barton

who established the American Red Cross

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American Civil War

in what war was Clara Barton a nurse during

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Linda Richards

Who is America’s first trained nurse?

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1841-1930

years of survival of Linda Richards

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Linda Richards

Who initiated nurse’s notes and doctor’s orders?

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nurse’s notes and doctor’s orders

What significant documents did Linda Richards initiate?

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Mary Mahoney

Who was the first African American professional nurse?

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1845-1926

years of survival of Mary Mahoney

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Lillian Wald

Who founded Public Health Nursing?

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1867-1940

years of survival of Lillian Wald

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New York slums

What American community did Lillian Ward provide care for?

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Lavinia Dock

fought for women’s suffrage and campaigned for legislation allowing nurses to control own profession rather than physicians

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legislation allowing nurses, instead of physicians, to control their own profession

What did Lavinia Dock campaign for?

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1858-1956

years of survival of Lavinia Dock

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Public Health Act 1973

law that defines the scope of nursing boundaries

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Margaret Higgins Sanger

founded Planned Parenthood

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Planned Parenthood

What organization did Margaret Higgins Sanger found?

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1879-1966

years of survival of Margaret Higgins Sanger

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Mary Breckinridge

founded Frontier Nursing Service, which ranks hospital duty

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Frontier Nursing Service

What did Mary Breckinridge found?

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Luther Christman

1st male dean of Vanderbilt University School of Nursing

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Vanderbilt University School of Nursing

Luther Christman was the first male dean of __

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1915-2011

years of survival of Luther Christman

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Ernest Grant

1st male president of the American Nurse Association

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American Nurse Association

Ernest Grant became the 1st male president of __

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Steve Miller

founded the American Association for Men in Nursing

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American Association for Men in Nursing

What organization did Steve Miller found?