UNIT II Flashcards

1
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First Filipino Nursing Students

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Trained in relevant subjects for local healthcare.

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American Missionary Doctors

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Initiated nursing training due to manpower shortages.

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3
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1901-1911 Training Period

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Formal nursing training established in Philippine hospitals.

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4
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Baptist Foreign Mission Society

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Ran Iloilo Mission Hospital School of Nursing.

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5
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Dr. Jose Fores

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First medical director of St. Luke’s Hospital.

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Mrs. Vitaliana Beltran

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First Filipino superintendent of nurses at St. Luke’s.

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7
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Miss Flora Ernst

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Took charge of Iloilo Mission School in 1942.

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8
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General Hospital Services

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Provided by Saint Paul’s Hospital since establishment.

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9
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Three Initial Students

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First admitted to St. Luke’s Hospital School.

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10
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1906 Nursing Training

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Initiated at Iloilo Mission Hospital for Filipino nurses.

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11
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Philippine Christian Mission Institute Schools of Nursing

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Protestant organization operating three nursing schools.

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12
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Act No. 2493

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Amended Medical Law regulating nursing practice.

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13
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First True Nursing Law

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Enacted in 1919 through Act 2808.

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14
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Board Examiners for Nursing

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Created to oversee nursing practice and examinations.

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15
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First nursing board examination

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Conducted in 1920 for nursing candidates.

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16
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Mary Chiles Hospital School of Nursing

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Established in 1911, funded by Miss Mary Chiles.

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17
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Frank Dunn Memorial Hospital

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Founded in 1912 in Vigan, Ilocos Sur.

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18
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San Juan de Dios Hospital School of Nursing

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Opened in 1913, run by Daughters of Charity.

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19
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Emmanuel Hospital School of Nursing

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Established in 1913, offered 3-year training course.

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20
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Southern Islands Hospital School of Nursing

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Opened in 1918, organized by Anastacia Giron-Tupas.

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21
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Filipino Nurses Association

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Established in 1921, precursor to professional organization.

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22
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Filipino Nurse Journal

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Published by Filipino Nurses Association, later renamed.

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23
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Act 3025

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Amended Act 2808, required yearly nurse registration.

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24
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International Council of Nurses

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Filipino Nurses Association joined in 1929.

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25
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Public Health Nursing

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Specialization adopted in Philippine nursing schools.

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26
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Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University

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Established nursing program in 2004.

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27
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Nursing during World War II

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Increased demand for nurses and training programs.

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28
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University of the Philippines

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Where first collegiate nursing graduated in 1938

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29
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Women in nursing

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Empowered during WWII, increased workforce participation.

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30
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Public Health Nurses

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Nurses attending to sick and wounded during WWII.

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31
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Bilibid Prison

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Location where nurses were imprisoned by Japanese.

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32
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Guerillas

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Public health nurses who joined resistance movements.

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33
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Bureau of Health

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Government agency overseeing public health in Philippines.

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34
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Nursing Office

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Recommended establishment in Department of Health, 1946.

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35
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Bachelor of Science in Nursing

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Degree established post-WWII for nursing education.

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36
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Julita V. Sotejo

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Pioneer of nursing curriculum in Philippine education.

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37
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University-based College of Nursing

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Institution for higher nursing education in the Philippines.

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38
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Japanese Occupation

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Period disrupting nursing education in the Philippines.

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39
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U.S. Colonial Patterns

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Influences on Philippine nursing education post-WWII.

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40
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University of Santo Tomas

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First nursing college established in 1946.

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41
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Graduate Nurse Title

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Awarded to advanced standing students by UST.

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42
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Manila Central University

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Established nursing college in 1947, first principal was Gimeno.

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43
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University of the Philippines Manila

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Opened nursing college in 1948, first dean was Sotejo.

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44
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Philippine Nursing Law

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Approved in 1953, regulating nursing practice.

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45
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Republic Act No. 877

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Law governing nursing practice in the Philippines.

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46
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Nurses’ Week

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Celebration initiated by President Garcia in 1953.

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47
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Nursing Migration

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Mass movement of Filipino nurses to the U.S. (1966-1985).

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48
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Professional Regulation Commission

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Agency established for healthcare provider regulation.

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49
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Philippine Nursing Act of 1991

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Expanded nursing roles in management and teaching.

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50
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Master’s Degree in Nursing

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Updated qualification for nursing faculty in academe.

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51
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Nursing Supervisors

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38 supervisors recorded in post-war Bureau of Health.

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52
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First Colleges of Nursing

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Institutions established post-WWII for nursing education.

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53
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Sor Taciana Trinanes

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First directress of University of Santo Tomas Nursing.

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54
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Professor Lina A. Salarda

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Current dean of Manila Central University College of Nursing.

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55
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Professor Josefina A. Tuason

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Current dean of UP Manila College of Nursing.

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56
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Proclamation No. 539

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Declared Nurses’ Week by President Carlos P. Garcia.

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57
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Republic Act No. 7164

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Amended nursing practice roles in 1991.

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58
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Nursing Curriculum Development

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Initiated by Sotejo’s thesis at Philippine General Hospital.

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59
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Nursing Certification Council

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Established in 1999 to supervise nursing programs.

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60
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Advanced Practice Nursing (APN)

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Initiated in the Philippines following nursing improvements.

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61
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Philippine Nursing Act of 2002

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Enacted under Republic Act No. 9173, updating nursing policies.

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62
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Republic Act No. 7164

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Previous law governing nursing practices before 2002.

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63
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UST College of Nursing

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First nursing college in the Philippines, established 1877.

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64
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MCU College of Nursing

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First to offer a 4-year BSN program, founded 1947.

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65
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UP College of Nursing

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Established in June 1948, significant nursing institution.

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66
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FEU Institute of Nursing

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Founded in June 1955, part of nursing education history.

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67
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UE College of Nursing

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Established in October 1958, contributing to nursing education.

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68
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1st Nurses Law (Act#2808)

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Enacted in 1919, regulating nursing practice in the Philippines.

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69
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Nursing Licensure Exam

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Conducted every June and December since 1919.

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70
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1st board examination for nurses

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Held in 1920 with 93 candidates, 68 passed.

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71
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Anna Dahlgren

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Achieved highest rating of 93.5% in 1920 exam.

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72
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Filipino Nurses Association (PNA)

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Established in 1921 as the national nurses’ organization.

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73
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Rosario Delgado

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First president of the Filipino Nurses Association.

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74
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Anastacia Giron-Tupas

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Founder of the Filipino Nurses Association.

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75
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Republic Act 877

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Approved in 1953, known as the Nursing Practice Law.

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76
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Nursing’s historical significance

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Nursing’s value recognized due to its long history.

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77
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Nursing practice regulation

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Laws enacted to govern nursing practices and standards.

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78
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1920

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First board exams for nursing

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79
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80
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Florence Nightingale

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Utilizing patient environment for recovery assistance.

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81
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Florence Nightingale

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Pioneer of modern nursing practices.

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82
Q

Virginia Henderson

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Nurse’s role in promoting patient independence.

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83
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American Nurses Association

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Organization defining nursing’s scope and ethics.

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84
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World Health Organization

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Global authority on public health and nursing.

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85
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Nurse

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One who cares for sick and disabled individuals.

86
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Profession

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Occupation requiring specialized education and training.

87
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Professionalism

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Attributes and behaviors defining a professional character.

88
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Professionalization

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Process of acquiring professional characteristics and standards.

89
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Specialized education

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Extended training specific to nursing practice.

90
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Body of Knowledge

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Theoretical frameworks guiding nursing practice and research.

91
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Service Orientation

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Altruism as a hallmark of nursing profession.

92
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Ongoing Research

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Continuous inquiry enhancing nursing practice effectiveness.

93
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Code of Ethics

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Guidelines ensuring integrity and dignity in nursing.

94
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Autonomy

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Self-regulation and standard-setting in nursing profession.

95
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Professional Organization

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Group supporting nursing standards and healthcare advocacy.

96
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Altruism

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Selfless concern for the well-being of others.

97
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Theoretical Body of Knowledge

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Knowledge base guiding nursing skills and norms.

98
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Decision Making Autonomy

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Independence in clinical judgment and practices.

99
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Health Promotion

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Activities aimed at enhancing overall health status.

100
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Illness Prevention

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Strategies to avert disease and promote wellness.

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Patient Advocacy

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Supporting and promoting patients’ rights and needs.

102
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Collaborative Care

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Team-based approach to patient health management.

103
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Health Optimization

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Maximizing health potential through nursing interventions.

104
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Nursing Theories

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Frameworks guiding nursing practice and education.

105
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Nursing Education Shift

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Transition from hospital training to academic programs.

106
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Community Health

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Focus on health of populations and communities.

107
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Patient Independence

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Encouraging self-sufficiency in health management.

108
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Qualities of a professional nurse

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Licensed individual completing basic nursing education.

109
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Bachelor of Science in Nursing

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Required degree for professional nursing practice.

110
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Moral Turpitude

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Behavior violating community standards.

111
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Therapeutic Relationship

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Effective interaction utilizing psychological concepts.

112
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Critical Thinking

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Organizing evidence to address social problems.

113
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Personal Appearance

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Includes posture, grooming, and uniform respect.

114
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Posture

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Maintaining physical fitness and good body alignment.

115
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Grooming

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Neatness and cleanliness in personal hygiene.

116
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Nurse’s Uniform

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Part of public image, worn with respect.

117
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Justice

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Quality of being fair and impartial.

118
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Prudence

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Living with good sense and perspective.

119
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Fortitude

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Control of feelings and emotions.

120
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Temperance

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Constructive use of pleasure.

121
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Attributes of Character

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Honesty, loyalty, tolerance, and reliability.

122
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Attitude

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Response toward others or situations.

123
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Acceptance

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Willingness to embrace others’ differences.

124
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Helpfulness

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Providing assistance to those in need.

125
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Friendliness

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Warm and approachable demeanor.

126
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Competence

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Skillful performance in nursing tasks.

127
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Voice Modulation

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Clear enunciation and controlled vocal tone.

128
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Manner

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Being polite and attentive.

129
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Empathy

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Understanding and sharing feelings of others.

130
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Resourcefulness

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Ability to find quick and clever solutions.

131
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Emotional Balance

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Maintaining composure in stressful situations.

132
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Warm Personality

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Genuine concern and care for others.

133
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Initiative

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Self-driven to improve self and service.

134
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Communication Skills

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Effective verbal and written expression.

135
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Active Participation

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Engagement in nursing-related issues.

136
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Creativity

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Innovative thinking in nursing practice.

137
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Poise

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Equanimity and self-control in stressful situations.

138
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Hospital Nursing

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Nursing within institutional settings caring for patients.

139
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Public Health Nursing

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Focus on community health without patient confinement.

140
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Private Duty Nurse

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Nurse hired privately for individual patient care.

141
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Industrial Nursing

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Nursing in factories and corporate environments.

142
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Nursing Education

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Nurses teaching in schools or clinical settings.

143
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Military Nurse

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Nurse serving in military healthcare facilities.

144
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Clinic Nurse

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Nurse working in public or private clinics.

145
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Independent Nursing Practice

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Private practice providing home health services.

146
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Nurse Practitioner

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Advanced practice nurse providing primary care.

147
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Clinical Nurse Specialist

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Expert nurse in a specialized area of practice.

148
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Certified Nurse Midwife

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Nurse specializing in childbirth and women’s health.

149
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Certified Nurse Anesthetist

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Nurse providing anesthesia care during procedures.

150
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Total Patient Care

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Nurse responsible for all aspects of client care.

151
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Functional Nursing

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Task division among nurses for efficient care.

152
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Team Nursing

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Collaborative approach with a team of nurses.

153
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Primary Nursing

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One nurse responsible for a patient’s overall care.

154
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Care Management

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Coordinating patient care across multiple providers.

155
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Mysticism and Superstitions

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Early beliefs attributing illness to supernatural causes.

156
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Herb Doctors

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Practitioners using plants for medicinal purposes.

157
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Word Doctors

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Priest-physicians acting as healers in communities.

158
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Mangkukulam

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Belief in witchcraft causing illness in individuals.

159
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Babaylan

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Priest physician providing spiritual healing.

160
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Albularyo

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Herb doctor using traditional remedies for healing.

161
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Mabuting Hilot

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Good midwife assisting in childbirth.

162
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Pamao

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Diseases attributed to supernatural influences.

163
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Nuno

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Spiritual beings believed to cause health issues.

164
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Early Care Practices

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Home-based care influenced by superstitious beliefs.

165
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Practicate

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Term for male nurses in 16th century Spain.

166
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Enfermero

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Spanish term for male nurse or caregiver.

167
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Hospital Real de Manila

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Established in 1577 for Spanish soldiers and civilians.

168
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San Lazaro Hospital

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Founded in 1578 for leprosy patients.

169
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Hospital de Indios

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Established in 1586 by the Franciscan Order.

170
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Hospital de Aguas Santas

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Founded in 1590 near a medicinal spring.

171
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San Juan de Dios Hospital

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Founded in 1596, served general health needs.

172
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Philippines Red Cross

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Established due to women’s nursing roles in revolution.

173
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Josephine Bracken

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Wife of Rizal, established a field hospital.

174
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Rosa Sevilla de Alvero

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Converted home to quarters for soldiers.

175
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Dona Hilaria de Aguinaldo

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Organized Filipino Red Cross during the revolution.

176
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Dona Maria Agoncillo de Aguinaldo

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Provided nursing care and led Batangas Red Cross.

177
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Melchora Aquino

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Known as ‘Tandang Sora’, cared for wounded soldiers.

178
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Capitan Salome

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Revolutionary leader providing nursing care in combat.

179
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Agueda Kahabagan

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Leader in Laguna, offered nursing to her troops.

180
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Trinidad Tecson

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Cared for wounded soldiers at Biak na Bato.

181
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American Nursing Training

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Started in 1907 for Filipino nursing students.

182
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Tropical Diseases Nursing

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Specialized subject for Filipino nursing students.

183
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Iloilo Mission Hospital

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First hospital training Filipino nurses in 1906.

184
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Pensionado Act of 1903

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Allowed Filipino students to study in the U.S.

185
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Nursing Curriculum Differences

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Philippine curriculum adapted to local health needs.

186
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Formal Nursing Training

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Began in 1901 to address nursing shortages.

187
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Spanish Friars

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Provided early nursing care in Philippine hospitals.

188
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Brother Juan Clemente

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Founded San Lazaro Hospital for leprosy care.

189
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Franciscan Order

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Established Hospital de Indios in 1586.

190
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Brother J. Bautista

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Founded Hospital de Aguas Santas in 1590.

191
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Hospitaliers of San Juan de Dios

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Administered several early hospitals in the Philippines.

192
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Filipina Nurses

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Emerged during the Philippine Revolution to assist soldiers.

193
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Nursing Care in Revolution

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Women took on nursing roles during conflicts.

194
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Trinidad Tecson

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Caregiver for wounded soldiers at Biak na Bato.

195
Q

Filipino Nursing Curriculum

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Adapted to local diseases and conditions, not identical to U.S.

196
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Lavinia L. Dock

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Authored ‘A History of Nursing’ in 1912.

197
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Iloilo Mission Hospital

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First Filipino nursing training hospital, established 1906.

198
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Iloilo Mission Hospital School of Nursing

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Founded by Baptist missionaries; first nursing school in 1906.

199
Q

Miss Rose Nicolet

A

First superintendent of Iloilo Mission Hospital School.

200
Q

Saint Paul’s Hospital School of Nursing

A

Established in 1907 under Archbishop Jeremiah Harty.

201
Q

Mother Melanie

A

First superintendent of Saint Paul’s Hospital School.

202
Q

Philippine General Hospital

A

Started as a dispensary in 1901, expanded to hospital.

203
Q

Mary Coleman Masters

A

Advocated for training Filipino girls in nursing.

204
Q

St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing

A

Opened in 1907, initially combined classes with PGH.

205
Q

Miss Helen Hicks

A

First principal of St. Luke’s Hospital School.

206
Q

Mary Johnston Hospital

A

Founded as Bethany Dispensary, organized nursing school in 1907.

207
Q

Sister Rebecca Parrish

A

Organized Mary Johnston School of Nursing.

208
Q

Nurses Board Examination

A

First held at Iloilo Mission Hospital in April 1944.

209
Q

Industrial and Living Conditions

A

Key subjects in Filipino nursing curriculum.

210
Q

Tropical Diseases

A

Focus area for Filipino nursing education.

211
Q

First Filipino Nursing Students

A

Trained in relevant subjects for local healthcare.