Dorthea dix - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Benchmark I—Period of enlightenment (1790s) Key people/developments include Pinel and Tuke. Pinel believed that by treating pts w/ care/concern, they could improve. Changes included insane no longer treated as less than human; human dignity upheld. Result was asylum movement developed. Concept of "moral care" and "Asylum" (a safe place); mentally ill persons can improve with humane treatment; mental illness worsens with stress. Dorthea Dix helps open 32 state hospitals to serve populations...

What is Florence Nightingale's influence on nurses' training? During the Crimean War she asked the Secretary of War yo allow her to train women to care for the and sick and wounded. Her group of 38 nurses made their rounds after dark with a lamp. Florence Nightingale known as the "founder of nursing" Dorthea Dix she was appointed by the Union government to organize women volunteers to provide nursing care for soldiers Clara Barton she took volunteers into the field hospitals to care...

FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING CONCEPTS AND COMPETENCIES FOR PRACTICE 9TH EDITION CRAVEN TEST BANK UPGRADED . Table of Contents Table of Contents 1 Chapter 01- The Profession of Nursing Chapter 02- The Nurse's Role in Healthcare Quality and Patient Safety Chapter 03- Values, Ethics, and Legal Issues Chapter 04- Nursing Research and Evidence-Based Care Chapter 05- Nursing Process: Foundation for Clinical Judgment Chapter 06- Nursing Assessment Chapter 07- Nursing Diag...

Exam 1 Study Guide: N500 Questions With Verified Answers What is nursing defined by the ANA? - answer1) Protecting, promoting and advancing clients health 2) Averting illness and injuries through health promotion 3) Using nursing process to facilitate client's recovery from illness or injury 4) Minimizing/eliminating client suffering 5) Advocating care/health of client, family or community Florence nightingale - answer1) Correlation between infection and unclean conditions 2) Recognize...

Culture - Answer-A people's common history, values, institutions, habits, skills, technology, and arts. Four D's - Answer-Deviance (Deviant from norms) Distress (Upsetting to the person) Dysfunction (Interfere w/ daily life) Danger (To one's self or others) Are people with a mental illness usually dangerous? - Answer-..."Most people with a mental illness pose no immediate danger to themselves or anyone else". What did Hippocrates think is the cause of mental illne...

Nursing Fundamentals Practice Test Questions and Correct Answers Who was the founder of modern nursing and made it into a profession? - Answer Florence Nightingale Who was the founder of the Red Cross? - Answer Clara Barton Who established the Frontier Nursing Service and one of the first midwifery schools in the U.S.? - Answer Mary Breckenridge Who was a pioneering crusader for the reform of the treatment of the mentally ill? - Answer Dorthea D...

Ques 2 / 2 pts tion 1 What is the Nursing Code of Ethics? a set of principles guiding morals, values and human rights in caring tells the nurse the 'right' thing to always do in a certain situation applies only to advance practice nurses is different for each State as based upon the Board of Nursing Ques 2 / 2 pts tion 2 Why can nursing be defined as a profession? nurses administer medications to patients nursing is based on a medical model nurses practice autonomy nurses charge fees f...

-founder of Modern Nursing, the first known epidemiologist, and a leader in Health Care Reform. -cared for the sick and wounded soldiers during the Crimean war -her statistical analyses connected poor sanitation with cholera and dysentery -She created major reforms in nursing practice, sanitation, and hygiene. During a 6 month period in Turkey she reduced the mortality rate from 42.7 % to 2.2% in 6 months. -Was the first to perform Nursing Research. - Answer-Florence Nightingale Founder o...

Lesson 18 TCI Exam Questions 2024.This image shows the replica of the cabin Henry David Thoreau in Walden Pond. Thoreau is known for the book he wrote about... - ANSWER Living close to nature Thoreau what is a transcendentalist. Transcendentalist believed that people should... - ANSWER Questions societys rules The second great awakening inspire people to... - ANSWER Oppose slavery Who was the central figure in the transcendentalist movement? - ANSWER Ralph Waldo Emerson For how many ...

Clara Barton - - Founded the American Red Cross Dorthea Dix - - reformed conditions of the mentally ill & prisoners - Asylum Movement Florence Nightengale - - Founder of modern nursing - led nurses to Crimean War and care for wounded soldiers - "Lady of the Lamp" - statistician: kept mortality rates from infection - developed aseptic technique History: 1500's-1800's - - rich received care from physicians - poor received care from nuns, monks, and priests Job - - Work that a person ...