HISTORY OF NURSING Flashcards

1
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Nursing had no training and referred to illness as “Black magic”

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Intuitive Nursing

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2
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Witch doctor in the era of Intuitive Nursing

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Shaman

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3
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  • Code of Hammurabi
  • There was practice of medicine, but no nursing
  • Discouraged experimentation
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Babylonia

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4
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Where embalming started and discovery of 250 diseases

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Egypt

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5
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  • Belief in spirits and demons
  • Not allowed to dissect
  • Materia Medica
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China

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6
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History of pharmacy, record of the therapeutic properties of any substance used in healing

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Materia Medica

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7
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  • Where the men of medicine built hospitals
  • Presence of Priest Nurses who volunteered to take care of the sick
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India

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8
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Clean, sterile, no presence of bacteria

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Asepsis

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9
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Where nursing was a task of an untrained slave

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Greece

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10
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Father of medicine in Greek Mythology

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Aesculapius

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11
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Father of medicine in Real Life that rejected that disease is from the supernatural and does not entrust care to untrained people

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Hippocrates

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12
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Symbol of medicine

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Caduceus

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13
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  • Where illness was a sign of weakness
  • The Greek physicians and slaves cared for the sick
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Rome

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14
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Beginning of organized nursing where hospitals were staffed with religious orders

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Apprentice Nursing

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15
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Soldiers that would retire and nurse the wounded

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Knights of St. John of Jerusalem

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16
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Primarily nursed lepers

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Knights of St. Lazarus

17
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Largest School of nursing under religious guidance that was exclusive for men

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Alexian Brothers Hospital School of Nursing

18
Q

Where Augustinian nurses nursed patients

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Hotel Dieu, Paris

19
Q

She took care of the lepers in the convent of San Damiano

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St. Claire

20
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She was the first lady with a lamp that nursed patients in hospital of Sta. Maria de la Scala and took care of victims during the Bubonic Plague

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St. Catherine of Sienna

21
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Founder of The Community of the Sisters of Charity - dedicated to serving God by caring for the sick

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Vincent de Paul

22
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Co-foundress and the first superior

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Louise de Gras

23
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Head of reformation movement

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Martin Luther

24
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  • Lead to the Dark Age
  • Caretakers were not given humane facilities, end up stealing patient’s food and accepting bribes
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Renaissance

25
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1st organized training school for nurses, where Nightingale received some training

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Deaconess School of Nursing

26
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  • First laywoman nurse in North America
  • Founder of Hotel Dieu, Montreal
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Jeanne Mance

27
Q

Founded the Sisters of Charity of Emmetsburg

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Elizabeth Seton

28
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Superintendent of Female Volunteer Nurses, was not a nurse

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Dorothea Lynde Dix

29
Q

Date cornerstone of nursing in England

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June 15, 1860

30
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  • Decent living quarters for students
  • Paid nurse instructors
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Nightingale System

31
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  • Origin of the nurses’ pin
  • St. George’s cross surrounded by a diamond crown
  • “Crimea” “Blessed are the merciful”
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Nightingale’s Brooch

32
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  • 1st graduate nurse in the US
  • Completed a 1 year course at New England Hospital
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Linda Richards

33
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Cared for patients with malaria and yellow fever

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Clara Louise Maas

34
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Having the studies and documented data to hand (for practical and theoretical needs) concerning: the objectives and assumptions (general – basic and detailed), methods of work, methodology and methods of research, adopted solutions and expected results
UN, WHO

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Contemporary Nursing