Performed out of feeling of compassion for others.
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INTUITIVE PERIOD
What Period:
Performed out of desire to help
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INTUITIVE PERIOD
What Period:
Performed out of wish to do good
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INTUITIVE PERIOD
What Period:
Nursing is given by the **WOMEN**
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SHAMAN
Who sses white magic to counterattack the black magic?
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SHAMAN
Who are the doctors during intuitive period?
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TREPHINING
What is the process of drilling the skull?
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TREPHINING
What is used to treat **psychotic patients** who were believed to be possessed by evil spirits?
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INTUITIVE PERIOD
What Period:
Growth of regilion- most important thing that happened.
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INTUITIVE PERIOD
What Period:
Growth of civilization
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INTUITIVE PERIOD
What Period:
**Law of self-preservation**- inspire man in search of knowledge
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Rise in Civilization
From the mode of Nomadic life, agrarian society, and development of urban community life.
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Rise in Civilization
Existence of means of communication
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Rise in Civilization
Start of scientific knowledge, more complex life, increase in health problems, **demand for more nurses**
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Rise in Civilization
Nursing as a duty of **SLAVES** and **WIVES. NURSING DID NOT CHANGE** but there was progress in the practice of Medicine.
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Rise in Civilization
Care of the sick was still closely allied with superstitions, religion, and magic
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Near East
Where is the birth place of 3 religious ideologist?
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**Judaism, Christianity, Mohammedism or Islam**
What is the 3 religious ideologist?
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Near EastNear East
What was adopted by the Greeks and Romans combined with the wonders of the Far East by returning crusaders and explorers improved and was carried to Europe during the Renaissance Period that resulted to greater knowledge then to the New World by the Early settlers.?
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Near East
What is a tiny area known as birth of monotheism that lies between Tigris and Euphrates River in the Nile River arose the cultures of Babylonia, Egypt and Hebrew.
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MONOTHEISM
Believer of **one god**
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Babylonians
CODE OF HAMMURABI
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CODE OF HAMMURABI
1st recording on the medical practice.
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CODE OF HAMMURABI
Established the medical fees
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CODE OF HAMMURABI
Discouraged experimentation
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CODE OF HAMMURABI
Specific doctor for each disease
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CODE OF HAMMURABI
Right of patient to choose treatment between the use of charms, medicine, or surgical procedure.
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Egyptians
ART OF EMBALMING
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ART OF EMBALMING
Mummification
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ART OF EMBALMING
Removing the internal organs of the dead body
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ART OF EMBALMING
Instillation of herbs and salt to the dead
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ART OF EMBALMING
Used **to enhance their knowledge of the human anatomy**. Since work was done and performed on the dead, they learned nothing of Philosophy.
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Egyptians
**“THE 250 DISEASES”**
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“THE 250 DISEASES”
Documentation about **250 diseases and treatments.**
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Hebrew
Teachings of **MOSES**
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Moses
Who created Leviticus?
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Moses
Who is the “Father of sanitation”?
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Hebrew
**Practice the values of “Hospitality to strangers” and the “Act of charity”- contained in the book of Genesis**
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Hebrew
**LEVITICUS**- 3rd book of the Old Testament
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Leviticus
Laws controlling the spread of communicable diseases
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Leviticus
Laws governing cleanliness
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Leviticus
Laws on the preparation of food
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Leviticus
Purification of man and his food
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Leviticus
The ritual of **CIRCUMCISION**- on the **8th day after birth**
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8th day after birth
When does circumcision happen in Leviticus?
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Hebrew
**MOSAIC LAW**
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Mosaic Law
What is meant to keep Hebrews purse so that they may enter the sanctuary without affronting God?
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Mosaic Law
What is meant as a survival for health and hygienic reason only?
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China
Use of pharmacologic drugs
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China
“MATERIAL MEDICA”
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MATERIAL MEDICA
What book that indicates the pharmacologic drug used for treatment?
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China
No knowledge on anatomy
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China
Use of wax to preserve the body of the dead
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China
Method of paper making
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China
Baby boys given girl’s name
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China
Prohibits dissecting of human body thus thwarting scientific study.
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**India**
SASHURUTO
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SASHURUTO
1st recording on the nursing practice
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India
Hampered by Taboos due to social structures and practices of animal worship
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India
**Medicine men built hospitals**
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India
Intuitive form of **asepsis**
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Sepsis
present of microorganism causing infection
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Asepsis
absence of microorganims causing diseases.
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India
There was proficient practice of Medicine and Surgery
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Lay Brothers, Priest Nurses, combination of Pharmacist, Masseurs, PT, cooks
What are the nurses qualification in India?
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India
There was also decline in Medical practice due to fall of **Buddhism**- state religion of India
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Buddhism
state religion of India
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Greece
AESCULAPIUS
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AESCULAPIUS
Who is the “Father of medicine in Greek mythology”?
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**Greece**
HIPPOCRATES
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HIPPOCRATES
**“Father of modern medicine”**
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HIPPOCRATES
Who is the 1st to reject the idea that diseases are caused by evil spirits?
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HIPPOCRATES
Who is the 1st to apply assessment?
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HIPPOCRATES
Who practice medical ethics- **Autonomy, DNR, beneficence, nonmaleficence or justice?**
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Greek
**CADUCEUS**
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CADUCEUS
What is the insignia of medicine?
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CADUCEUS
What is composed of staff travellers intertwined with **2 serpen**t (**the symbol of Aesculapus and his healing power**)**.** At the apex of the staff are two wings of **Hermes (Mercury)** for speed?
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Greek
**NURSES** are function of **untrained slaves**
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Romans
Proper turnover for the sick people.
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Romans
**“If you’re strong, you’re healthy”- motto**
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Romans
Transition from Pagan to Christianity
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Romans
FABIOLA
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FABIOLA
Who was converted to Christianity and later she converted her home to a hospital and used her wealth for the sick?
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Romans
1st hospital in the Christian world
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APPRENTICE PERIOD
11th century-1836
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11th century-1836
When did apprentice period started and ended?
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APPRENTICE PERIOD
**On-the-job training period**
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APPRENTICE PERIOD
Refers to a **beginner (OJT)**
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APPRENTICE PERIOD
care performed by people who are directed by more experienced nurses.
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APPRENTICE PERIOD
Starts from the founding of religious orders in the 6th century through the Crusades in the 11th century (**1836**- when the **deaconesses School of Nursing** was established in **Kaiserswerth, Germany** by pastor __**THEODORE FLEIDNER**__)
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1836
When was **deaconesses School of Nursing** was established in **Kaiserswerth, Germany?**
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deaconesses School of Nursing in Kaiserswerth, Germany
What was established in 1836?
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THEODORE FLEIDNER
Who established deaconesses School of Nursing in Kaiserswerth, Germany?