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week 5 Flashcards

1
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  • FOUNDER OF MODERN NURSING
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florence nightingale

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2
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place of the first nursing school

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germany

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3
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a protestant pastor who
opened a hospital in Kaiserswerth, Germany with no
staff thus designed a school of nursing.

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Pastor Theodor Fleidner

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4
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what war Florence Nightingale volunteer as a Nurse

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crimean war english vs. turkish

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5
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at age 17 Nightingale wrote about her “calling” in her diary: “God spoke to me and called me to his service”

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1837

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6
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what year Florence completed her nursing training

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1851

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7
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2 years after completing her training she became the superintendent of the Hospital for invalid Gentlewoman in London

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1853

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8
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She was called The Lady of the Lamp, as immortalized in the poem ”Santa Filomena”

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1857

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9
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in what age Florence lost her vision?

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80s

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10
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in what age and year Florence died?

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August 13, 1910, 90

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11
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give 2 in Florence writing

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Notes on Matters Affecting Health
Notes on Hospital
Efficiency and Hospital Administration of the British
Army
Report on Measures Adopted for Sanitary
Improvements in India
Notes on Nursing

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12
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  • defined in relation to his/her environment and the impact
    of the environment upon him/her
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person

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13
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  • balance between human and his/her environment
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health

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14
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  • Described components o surroundings
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environment

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15
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  • “ought to signify the proper use of fresh air, light, warmth, cleanliness, quiet, and the proper selection and administration of diet – all at the least expense of vital power to the patient.”
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nursing

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16
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  • presence of pure air
  • pure water
  • efficient drainage
  • light
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health of houses

17
Q
  • direct sunlight
  • purifying effect of direct sunlight upon room air
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light

18
Q
  • breathe air that is as pure as external air; without chilling
  • source of the air in the patient’s room
  • proper room temperature
  • patient’s body temperature
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ventilatiion & warming

19
Q
  • can harm the patient
  • Wake patient intentionally or accidentally during the first part of sleep.
  • Whispered and long conversations
  • Unnecessary noises
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noise

20
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  • Bed should be placed in the lightest part of the
    room and placed so the patient could see out a
    window.
  • Care giver should never lean against, sit upon, or unnecessarily shake the bed of a patient.
  • clean, neat, and dry
  • positioning the patient for maximum comfort
A

bed & bedding

21
Q
  • need for changing color and form
  • reading, needlework, writing and cleaning as activities to relieve the sick of boredom
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variety

22
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  • dietary intake
  • variety of food
  • no distraction while eating
  • right food brought at the right time
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nutrition

23
Q
  • False hope can be depressing.
  • Heed what is being said; sick persons should
    hear good news.
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chattering hopes & advices

24
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ask the client what is needed or wanted, i.e. ask many questions to know the actual status of the client.

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assessment

25
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  • Nursing diagnosis are based on an analysis of the conclusion gained from the information to the assessment
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nursing diagnonsis

26
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  • It includes identifying the nursing actions needed to keep clients comfortable, dry and in the best state for nature
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planning

27
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All factors of the environment should be considered, including noise, air, odors, beddings, cleanliness, and light-all the factors that place clients in the best positions for the nature to work upon them.

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implementation

28
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  • Evaluation is based on the effects of the changes in the environment on the client’s ability to regain their health at the least expense of energy.
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evaluation

29
Q

what are the five process in Nightingale and Nursing Process

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assessment, planning, nursing diagnosis, implementation, evaluation

30
Q

how many carative factors in Watson Carative Factors

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10

31
Q
  • She pioneered the Philosophy and Theory of Transpersonal Caring.
A

Jean Watson

32
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Who’s involved in A Model for Transforming Practice Nursing is an “exquisitely interwoven” unity of aspects of the discipline and profession of nursing.

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Anne Boykin and Savina O. Schoenhofer

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