Nursing Theories
Her caring theory focused on the nurse-patient relationship
Who is Jean Watson?
The first US nursing diploma was granted in this year.
What is 1873?
Did you know that Linda Richards was the first nurse to earn a Nursing diploma in the United States? She earned it in 1873 and the proof of her graduation is now displayed in the Smithsonian Institution in Washington
She was a "hot" nurse in this long running TV series that debuted in 1972
who is "Hot Lips" Houlihan--Loretta Swit
Name the company that donated the land on which Hines is built
what is the Hines lumber co in Downers Grove--(worth about 1 million dollars at the time and they asked it be named in honor of their son, who died during WWI)
Name the item which was used to feed premature babies who had not developed their sucking/swallow reflex yet
What is a nasal spoon?
Her environmental theory and Notes on Nursing would profoundly influence the future of nursing
Who is Florence Nightingale?
Name the first nursing school in the US, established in 1873, in New York City.
What is Bellevue City Hospital’s nursing program?
was one year long and was based on the principles of nursing set-forth by Florence Nightingale. The New England Hospital for Women and Children’s nursing program was opened shortly after
She was heartless to Jack Nicholson in this 1975 movie
Who is Nurse Ratched--Louise Fletcher
Name the Park that existed on this land before Hines was built
What is Speedway Park? (2 mi long wooden track)
Name the nurse who founded the American Red Cross?
Who is Clara Barton?
Her Novice to Expert theory identifies 5 levels of nursing experience
Who is Dr. Patricia Benner?
As of 2020, name the state that had the best pay rate for nurses.
What is California?
As of 2020, California is the best-paying state for nurses to work in with an average hourly wage of $54.44, and an annual average salary of $113,240. South Dakota is the lowest paying state with an average hourly wage of $28.63, and an annual average salary of $59,540
She was the first black nurse in a primetime TV series that debuted in 1968
Who is Julia, Diahann Carroll
Name the Harrison Ford movie that was filmed at the prosthetic lab at Hines
What is the Fugitive?
In 1982, This US President signed a proclamation recognizing May 6th as "National Recognition" Day for Nurses
Who is President Ronald Reagan?
She developed the "Science of Unitary Human Beings", a body of ideas that she described in her book An Introduction to the Theoretical Basis of Nursing
Who is Martha Rogers?
Name the symbol of nursing
What is a lamp?
The symbol for nursing is a lamp. Florence Nightingale was famous for carrying a lamp with her at night as she made her way between the tents of wounded and ill soldiers during the Crimean War, and was often referred to as “the lady with the lamp”.
Name the Chicago nurse who achieved fame as an actress in movies such as Cheaper by the Dozen and Return to Me, Cars and Toy Story 3
Who is Bonnie Hunt?
Name the 2 Presidents who have visited Hines
Who are Presidents Obama and George HW Bush?
This famous poet worked as a volunteer nurse during the Civil War
Who is Walt Whitman?
The famous poet and essayist worked as a volunteer nurse during the Civil War. Some of his works, such as “The Wound Dresser” and “Memoranda During the War,” reflect on his battlefield nursing experience.
Her theory involved 21 Nursing problems
Who is Dr. Faye Abdellah?
What is the median age of a registered nurse
What is age 52?
She was an ER Nurse who played in a Showtime series and she sometimes struggled with opioid addiction
Who is Nurse Jackie? Edie Falco
What sporting venue used to be part of the Hines grounds?
There was a putting green outside building 1
Name the nurse who also served on the Underground Railroad during the Civil War.
Who is Harriet Tubman?