History

Question 1

Article 22

Answer 1

Recognized and value Aboriginal healing practices and use them in treatment

Question 2

Article 23

Answer 2

Government should increase number of Aboriginal healthcare workers

Question 3

Article 24

Answer 3

More education to teach students about Aboriginal health and history like residential school

Question 4

First nurses

Answer 4

Before 1900s, Aboriginal women healers that used medicinal plants to treat injuries and cared for sick. Impacted by colonization

Question 5

1642
1850s-turn if 20th century
1880-1930s
1940s

Answer 5

Hotel Dieu de Montreal Hospital-Jeanne Mance and Catholic nuns/nurses
Nightingale-sanitation, apprenticeship model, trained nurses
Mass increase in hospitals
Shift to hospitals- nursing moved form community mostly to hospitals

Question 6

Hotel Dieu de Montreal Hospital-Jeanne Mance and Catholic nuns/nurses
Nightingale-sanitation, apprenticeship model, trained nurses
Mass increase in hospitals
Shift to hospitals- nursing moved form community mostly to hospitals

Answer 6

1642
1850s-turn of20th century
1880-1930s
1940s

Question 7

Mary Seacole

Answer 7

1805-1881
Born in Kingston, Jamaica
Learned nursing from mother
Born free
Travelled a lot and knew about traditional medicine and European medicine
Established hotels and cared for sick soldiers

Question 8

Harriet Tubman

Answer 8

1820-1913
Known for advocation during American civil war
Born in Maryland and escaped slavery 
Worked on Underground Railroad 
1862-1865-served as nurse for civil war

Question 9

Mary Eliza Mahoney

Answer 9

1845-1926
First Black graduate nurse in US
Started National Association of Colored Graduate nurses
Advocated for black nurses
In American Nurses Hall of Fame and National Women’s Hall of Fame

Question 10

Charlotte Edith Anderson Monture

Answer 10

1890-1996
Born on 6 Nations of Grand River Reserve 
Couldn’t go to Nursing school 
Went to NY nursing school 
First indigenous registered nurse 
Nurses in world war 1 
Advocated for indigenous health care

Question 11

Jean Goodwill

Answer 11

From Little Pine First Nation
Worked and studied nursing
First Saskatchewan Indigneous woman to graduate nursing program
Co funded Indian Nurses of Canada (CINA)
First Indigneous woman in federal oh kid service

Question 12

Perceptions about Florence Noghtingale

Answer 12

Lady with Lamp
Reduced soldier infection rates 
Advocated for nurse education 
British Colonialism supported 
Cleanliness connected with being pure

Question 13

5 reasons nursing history is important

Answer 13

Past, present, future, foundation to learning about our society, helps us understand nursing and nursing experience

Question 14

Responsibility of nursing education standards lies to

Answer 14

Province

Question 15

2 Values of first CNA Code of Ethics for nurses

Answer 15

In 1979, Sister Simone Roache created 2 values that are

1) caring is a unique focus of nursing
2) respect for persons and sanctity of human life

Question 16

ICN goal

Answer 16

Improvement of professional welfare of nurses, woman, public health

Question 17

Reasons for first Canadian nursing schools

Answer 17

Financial reasons in order to provide low cost nursing services in hospitals in return for education and living expenses

Question 18

Florence Nightingale Notes on Nursing

Answer 18

Should be a focus on health and not illness

Good environmental factors like clean air and water to help the patient cure themselves in nature

Question 19

Jeanne Mance

Answer 19

Came to New France in 1642 and founded Hotel Dieu de Montreal in Villa Marie (Montreal). Care for the sick and only settler with healthcare knowledge
Leader and inspiration

Question 20

Grey Nuns

Answer 20

Mission is to care for others.