Get To Know Flo
Flo's Theory
Education, Clinical Excellence & Professional Practice
Theory
Applied
Future Implementation
100
Flo was how old when she passed away?
What is 90 years old
100
Florence Nightingale's theory is based upon this
What is Environmental Interactions
100
What school in Germany did Florence Nightingale attend?
What is the Institution of Protestant Deaconesses at Kaiserswerth
100
This concept highlighted Florence Nightingale's environmental theory for promoting health within the hospital setting as well as within the home.
What is Sanitary Conditions.
100
Music relaxation, aroma therapy, and touch are some of the Integrated Therapies that Florence Nightingale implemented in her patient's care. These are called what types of activities today?
What is Complementary and Alternative Therapies (CAT).
200
After releasing her first published book, Notes on Nursing: What It Is and What It Is Not, what type of person was Nightingale compared to?
What is "a queen"
200
This is the nurse's role within Florence Nightingale's theory
What is to care for the patient as a whole and not only focus on the illness
200
Name one of Florence Nightingale's major successes?
What is becoming Superintendent of the Gentlewomen in Distressed Circumstances hospital OR creating the hospital of St Thomas?
200
The development of this book led to become globally known soon after it was published and is still relevant today.
What is Notes on Nursing: What it is, What it is Not.
200
Nightingale was a major influencer on the importance of providing holistic care. Today, this organization is the leader in advancing holistic nursing principles.
What is the American Holistic Nurses Association (AHNA).
300
This was the date in which Florence Nightingale was born
What is May 12th 1820
300
As the founder of modern nursing and the first nurse theorist, Nightingale used light, music, relaxation, aromatherapy, touch, music therapy, pet therapy, healthy nutrition, and exercise when caring for patients. These methods are known as?
What is Integrative Therapies
300
The functional principle Nightingale's scope practiced towards? Hint: Based towards helping the mentally ill, whom no one would listen too.
What is Advocacy
300
Florence Nightingale believed the nurse should do this when speaking to and collecting information from the patient. This is an example of Florence Nightingale's nurse to patient relationship.
What is sitting down and facing the patient while speaking.
300
As a nurse we are constantly doing this for our patients. This was one of the most effective tools that Nightingale's employed.
What is advocacy.
400
This was an alternative name for Florence Nightingale
What is "Lady with the Lamp"
400
These are the 3 relationships involved in Nightingale's theory
What is environment to patient, nurse to environment, and nurse to patient
400
The Corresponding Model that goes along with the Nature of Nursing.
What is the Stairstep leadership development model
400
Patients are to be put in the best condition for THIS to act on them.
What is nature.
400
Flo highlighted the need for nurses to have this type of education. This quality is still important in nursing today.
What is moral education.
500
Florence Nightingale was the first to study this subtopic of nursing
What is occupational nursing
500
What are the 4 components found within the metaparadigms of nursing and how does Florence Nightingale define each of them?
What is nursing, person, health, and environment
500
Scholarships for Nurses and Midwives every year in May
What is the Florence Nightingale Scholarship?
500
One of Florence Nightingale's suggestions for improvement of sanitary conditions included doing this under the windows of homes.
What is the removal of dung heaps.
500
Every practicing nurse must have this in order to be successful in practice.
What is an education.
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