Historical Evolution Of Nursing Flashcards
What is the (4) period in nursing theory?
Intuitive Period
Apprentice Period
Educative Period
Contemporary Period
What are the other terms for Intuitive period?
Primitive, instinctive nursing Period
INTUITIVE PERIOD
What century?
6th
INTUITIVE PERIOD
They travel from one place to another; “Survival of the fittest”
The nomads
INTUITIVE PERIOD
Prehistoric is?
Early Christian Era
INTUITIVE PERIOD
Sickness is due to _____?
“voodoo” (kulam)
INTUITIVE PERIOD
Nursing is performed out of?
- Compassion
- Desire to help
- Wish to do good
INTUITIVE PERIOD
Nursing is given by the ?
Women
INTUITIVE PERIOD
Who is the healer?
Shaman
INTUITIVE PERIOD
Done to Psychotic patients
Trephining
INTUITIVE PERIOD
Most important thing that happened?
Growth of Religion
INTUITIVE PERIOD
There is also growth in?
Civilization
INTUITIVE PERIOD
Inspire man in search of knowledge (Law of what?)
Law of Self Preservation
INTUITIVE PERIOD
TRUE OR FALSE
Nomadic -> Agrarian Society -> Rural Life
False
Should be URBAN LIFE
INTUITIVE PERIOD
Existence of means of ?
Communication
INTUITIVE PERIOD
Scientific knowledge -> More complex life -> Health problems -> ?
Demand for nurses
INTUITIVE PERIOD
Nursing as a duty of ?
Slaves and Wives
INTUITIVE PERIOD
TRUE or FALSE
Nursing DID NOT CHANGE, but there was a progress in the practice of medicine
True
INTUITIVE PERIOD
3 things that people believe in this period
Superstitions, religion, magic
INTUITIVE PERIOD
NEAR EAST - What are the birth of 3 religious ideologes
Judaism
Christianity
Mohammedanism or Islam
INTUITIVE PERIOD
These religious ideologies are adopted by the ____ & ___ with the wonders of far east by returning crusaders and explorers
Greeks and Romans
INTUITIVE PERIOD
New World
- Tiny Area
- Birth of monotheism
- Lies between ___ & ___ River in the Nile River
Tigris & Euphrates
INTUITIVE PERIOD
Believer of one God
Monotheism
INTUITIVE PERIOD
What are the different Civilization?
Babylonians
Egyptians
Hebrew
China
India
Greece
Romans
INTUITIVE PERIOD
BABYLONIANS
1st recording of medical practice
Code of Hammurabi
INTUITIVE PERIOD
What civilization?
Medical Fees
Discouraged experimentation
Specific doctors
Right of patient to choose treament
Babylonians
INTUITIVE PERIOD
EGYPTIANS
Preserving by forestall decomposition; delays changes to the body
Art of embalming
INTUITIVE PERIOD
What civilization?
- Mummification
- Removing of internal organs
- Instillation of herbs and salt to the dead
- They learned nothing in philosophy
- Skills lang
Egyptians
INTUITIVE PERIOD
EGYPTIANS
Documentation about __ diseases and treaments
The 250 diseases
INTUITIVE PERIOD
HEBREW
Father of sanitation
Moses
INTUITIVE PERIOD
HEBREW
Created Leviticus
Moses
INTUITIVE PERIOD
HEBREW
- Hospitality to strangers
- Act of charity
Book of Genesis
INTUITIVE PERIOD
HEBREW
3rd book of the old testament
Leviticus
INTUITIVE PERIOD
HEBREW
What book?
- Laws controlling the spread of communicable diseases
- Laws governing cleanliness
- Laws on preparation of food
- Purification of man and his food
Leviticus
INTUITIVE PERIOD
What civilization?
Ritual of Circumcision
Hebrew
INTUITIVE PERIOD
What day does ritual of circumcision (Removal of SMEGMA) done?
8th day after birth
INTUITIVE PERIOD
HEBREW
Meant to keep Hebrews pure so that they may enter the sanctuary without affronting God; Survival for health & hygienic reason only
Mosaic Law
INTUITIVE PERIOD
What civilization?
Use of pharmacologic Drugs
China
INTUITIVE PERIOD
CHINA
A book that indicates the drugs used for treatment
Materia Medica
INTUITIVE PERIOD
What civilization?
- No knowledge on anatomy
- Use of wax to preserve the body of the dead
- Method of paper making
China
INTUITIVE PERIOD
Factor that hampered the advancement of Medicine in china
Prohibits dissecting (thus thwarting scientific study)
INTUITIVE PERIOD
INDIA
1st recording on nursing practice
SUSHURUTO
INTUITIVE PERIOD
INDIA
Hampered by Taboos due to social structures & practice of animal worship
SUSHURUTO
INTUITIVE PERIOD
What civilization?
- Medicine men built hospitals
- Intuitive form of asepsis (absence of bacteria)
- Proficient practice of Medicine & surgery
INDIA
INTUITIVE PERIOD
INDIA
What are the qualification to become a nurse?
- lay brothers
- priest nurses
- combination of pharmacist
- masseurs
- pt
- cooks
INTUITIVE PERIOD
GREECE
Father of medicine in Greek mythology
Aesculapus
INTUITIVE PERIOD
GREECE
Father of modern medicine
Hippocrates
INTUITIVE PERIOD
GREECE
1st to reject the idea of evil spirits
Hippocrates
INTUITIVE PERIOD
GREECE
1st to apply assessment + practice medical ethics
Hippocrates
INTUITIVE PERIOD
GREECE
Insignia of medicine
Caduceus
INTUITIVE PERIOD
GREECE
Composed of:
- Staff of travellers
- Intertwined serpents
- At the apex of the staff are 2 wings of Hermes for speed
Caduceus
INTUITIVE PERIOD
What civilization?
Nurses —> Function of untrained slaves
Greece
INTUITIVE PERIOD
What civilization?
- Proper turnover for the sick people
- “If you’re strong, you’re healthy”
- From Pagan to Christianity
Romans
INTUITIVE PERIOD
ROMANS
- Converted Christian
- She converted her home to a hospital and used her wealth for the sick
- 1st hospital in christian world
Fabiola
APPRENTICE PERIOD
What century?
11th century -> 1836
What period?
On-the-job training period
APPRENTICE PERIOD
APPRENTICE PERIOD
Means care performed by people who are directed by more experienced nurses
Beginner
What period?
Starts from the founding of religious orders in the 6th century through the crusades in the 11th century
APPRENTICE PERIOD
APPRENTICE PERIOD
(Date?): When the deaconesses school of nursing was established in the Kaiserswerth, Germany by ?
1836; Pastor Theodore Fleidner
APPRENTICE PERIOD
There was a struggle for ___, ___, & ___ power
Religious, political, & economic
APPRENTICE PERIOD
_____ took place in order to gain religious, political, & economic power/for adventure
Crusades
What period?
During then Crusade in this period, it happened as an attempt to recapture the Holy Land from the Turk who obtained & gain control of the region as a result of power struggle
APPRENTICE PERIOD
APPRENTICE PERIOD
Christians were ____ due to several religious war & christians were denied to visit the Holy Sepulcher
Divided
APPRENTICE PERIOD
War is the evidence of
Care
APPRENTICE PERIOD
A series of military campaigns organized by popes and Christians to shop the expansion of Muslim States
Crusades
APPRENTICE PERIOD
3 attitude of nursing in 6th century
- Self-denial
- Devotion to hardwork & duty
- With Spiritual calling
APPRENTICE PERIOD
What are the main guiding principles?
- Love thy neighbor as thy self
- Parable of good samaritan (law)
Also called as “knights of the hospitalers”
Established to give care
Knight of St. John of Jerusalem (Italian)
Took subsequent wars in the Holy Land
Cared for the injured & established hospitals in military camps
Teutonic Knights (German)
Care for those who suffered leprosy, syphilis, & chronic skin disease
Knights of St. Lazarus
Monasteric order founded in 1348
Alexian brothers
Largest School under religious auspices (US)
Closed down in 1969
Alexian Brothers School of Nursing
Organized the charity group called the “La Charite” & “Community of Sisters of Charity”
Founded Sisters of Charity School of nursing in Paris, France (where FN had her 2nd formal education in nursing)
St. Vincent de Paul
1st superior and co-founder of community of sisters of charity
Louise de Grass
Nursing Saints
St. Claire of Assisi
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
St. Catherine of Siena
Took vows of poverty, obedience to service & chastity
Founded the 2nd order of St. Francis of Assisi —“The poor claire”
St. Claire of Assisi
The patroness of Nursing
A princess
Sees her calling to give care for the sick
Fed thousands of hungry people
St. Elizabeth of Hungary
“Little Saint” —to care of the sick as early as 7 y/o
1st Lady with a lamp
St. Catherine of Siena
Rise of religious Nursing Orders
Orders of St. Francis of Assisi
- 1st order:
- 2nd order:
- 3rd order:
- 1st order: Founded by St. Francis
- 2nd order: Founded by Saint Claire “The poor Claire”
- 3rd order: “The tertiary Order”
APPRENTICE PERIOD
17th century - 19th
Also called “Period of Reformation” until the American Civil War
Hospitals were closed
Nursing were the works of the least desirable people
Nurses were uneducated, filthy, harsh, ill-fed, overworked
Mass exodus for nurses
Dark Period of Nursing
American Civil War led by Martin Luther:
→ destruction in the unity of Christians
- A pastor
- reconstituted the Deaconesses
• THEODORE FLIEDNER
EDUCATIVE PERIOD
• Florence Nightingale
• Began in ?
June 15, 1860
- S of N opened at _______ (london)
→ 1st program for formal education
St. Thomas hospital
O FACTORS THAT INFLUENCED DEVELOPMENT OF
NURSING EDUCATIONS
• Social forces
• Trends resulting From war
• Emancipation of women
• Educational opportunities
• Mother of modern nursing
• Became the superintendent of the Establishment for Gentle Women during the illness (Instructors of Nursing )
• Disapproved restriction on admission of patient a considered this as unchristian and contrary to health
• Upgraded the practice of Nursing
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
Florence Nightingale was designated as superintendent of the ?
Female Establishment of English General Hospital in Turkey
Florence Nightingale reduced casualty of war by?
42% -2%
What period?
- SofN should be self-supporting not subject to the whimps of the Hospital
- Have decent living quarters for students& pay Nurse instructors
- Support Nursing Research
- Opposed central registry of nursing
- What it is and what is not”
Educative period
True or false
FN did not believe in the Germ Theory of Bacteriology
True
- First graduate nurse in US
- Sept. 1, 1873
LINDA RICHARDS
2 nursing association organization that upgraded nursing practice
American Nurses Association
National League for nursing Education
What period?
- World War II - Present
- Period after WWI (changes & development)
Contemporary period
Contemporary period since when?
1945
What period?
- Scientific & technological development
- Social changes
- Nursing is offered in College & Uni
Contemporary period
WHO was established by?
U.N.
> fight disease
provide health info
Use of Atomic energy for diagnosis & treatment
Space Medicine & Aerospace Nursing
Health related laws
Primary Health care - CHN
Computers
Expansed role or nurses
DEVELOPMENT & TRENDS
What are the 5 factors in contemporary period
- Economics
- Consumer’s Demand
- Family Structure
- Information & Telecommunications
- Legislation
PHILIPPINE SETTING
What are the early beliefs and practices
- Caused or inflicted by otner person
- Evil spirits
- Believed in Gods of healing
- Word doctors — priest physicians
- Herbolarios - herb doctors
Herb doctors
Herbolarios
Word doctors
priest physicians
Herbmen (witchcraft)
Mang Kukulam/Mangangaway anuali
- Difficult child birth & some diseases attributed to (NONO) midwives
- Gunpowder exploded from a bamboo pole close to the head of the mother to drive evil Spirits
Disease w/o any identified cause
> 1st hospital establisned
Gov. Francisco de Sanders
Service to King’s Spaniard Soldiers
— Hospital Real de Manila (1577)
• Fray Juan Clemente
• Named after the Knights of St. Lazarus
• Hospital for the lepers
— San lazaro hospital (1578)
• Franciscan Orders
• For poor Filipino people
— Hospital de Indios (1586)
• Fray Juan Bautista
• People believed that the Spring has a healing
Power
— Hospital de Aguas Santas (1590)
• For poor people
• Roxas Boulevard
— San Juan de Dios Hospital (1596)
• 1st Wife of Emilio Aguinaldo
• Red cross PH - feb. 17, 1899
—Dona Hilaria de Aguinado
• 2nd wife of aquinaldo
• 1st president of Red Cross PH (Batangas Chapter)
— Dona Maria Agoncillo de Aguinaldo
• Helped Rizal in treating sick people
—Josephine Bracken
• Wounded Katipuneros
— Melchora Aquino
• Founder of FNA (10/15/1922)
•1st Filipino chief nurse of PGH
• 1st Filipino Superintendent of Nurses in PH
— Anastacia Giron Tupaz
1st president of Filipino Nurses Association
Francisco Delgado
1st Filipino to receive MD in Nursing abroad
Cesaria Tan
Pioneer in Social Service @ San Lazaro Hospital
Also the chief nurse
Socorro Sirilan
Pioneer in nursing education
Rosa militar
1st editor of PNA magazine, “The Message”
Socorro Diaz
Full time editor of the PNA “The Filipino Nurse”
Conchita Ruiz
• 1906 under the supervision of Rose Nicolet (American)
• Nursing course - 3 years
Iloilo Mission Hospital School of Nursing
Iloilo Mission Hospital SofN
Produced 1st batch of graduates (1909); how many?
22 nurses
Iloilo Mission Hospital SofN
1ST TRAINED NURSES:
- Nicasia Cada
- Felipa Dela Pena
- Dorotea Caldito
Iloilo Mission Hospital SofN
Date of the 1st Nursing Board exam
April 1944
Employees were consisted of student from different SofN
Interrupted by the war
UST CON (1946)
1947, Bureau of Private Schools permitted UST to grant the title Graduate Nurse to the ____ students who were of advance standing from 1948 up to present
21
Sor Taciana Trinanes was its first directness
UST CON
First principal miss Consuelo Gimeno
Manila Central University CON (1947)
Idea —> conference between Miss Julita Sotejo & UP Pres
April 1948, Uni Council approved the curriculum
Miss Julita Sotejo was its first dean
UPM CON (1948)
Fields of Nursing
Nursing in primary care setting
Nursing in secondary care setting
Nursing in tertiary care setting
Initial health care for general complaints
Person’s 1st contact
Public, occupational, clinic, school, private, Military, Ambulatory care
Nursing in primary care setting
Institutional Nursing: Hospital Nursing
- Director of nursing
- CI
- Head nurse
- Staff Nurse
- Flight Nurse
- Infection-surveillance nurse
Nursing in Secondary Care Setting
A goal directed act/behavior that is considered acceptable
Roles of a Nurse
Caregiver
Communicator
Teacher
Client advocate
Change agent
Leader
Counselor
Case manager
Research consumer
Role model
Administrator
Roles of a Nurse
CONCEPT OF PROFESSION
Organization of an occupational group based on the application of special knowledge
Marie Jahoda
CONCEPT OF A PROFESSION
Establishes its own rules & standards
Marie Jahoda
Application of knowledge
Interpret situations and more complex decisions
Critical thinking
Life long learning
Clinical practice
Associates Degree 3-4 years
Baccalaureate Degree 5-6 years
Masters Degree 1-2 years
PHD/DNA/EdH 4-8 years
Education
Demographic changes
Women’s health issues
Human rights movement
Medically underserved populations
Threat of bioterrorism
Societal Influence on Nursing
Rising health care costs
Evidence based practice
Nursing & biomedical reseach
Nursing shortage
Issues in health care delivery
Expansion of nursing opportunities
Public perception of nursing
Nursing’s impact on politics & health policy
Future trends in Nursing
Five folds of nursing functions
- Promoting Health & Wellness
- Preventing illness
- Pain/suffering alleviation
- Restoring health
- Creation of a spiritual environment