Who Am I?
Code of Care
Scrub Life
Foundations of Nursing
Patient First
100

I was the first Black professionally educated nurse at the New England Hospital for Women and Children in Boston. I was also 1 of the 3 who completed the program and earned the diploma.

Who am I?

Who is Mary Eliza Mahoney?

100

This principle requires nurses to keep patient information private.

What is confidentiality?

100

This term describes working with doctors, therapists, and other professionals.

What is interdisciplinary collaboration?

100

This is the term for the process of gathering patient information to form a care plan.

What is assessment?

100

This is the most important factor in building trust between nurse and patient.

What is therapeutic communication?

200

I set up a makeshift field hospital during the Civil War and cared for the wounded and dying, which earned me the nickname "Angel of the Battlefield". I was so inspired by my experiences that I founded the American Red Cross.

Who am I?

Who is Clara Barton?

200

Nurses advocate for this group above all else.

Who are patients?

200

This is the term for the nurse who helps coordinate patient care across the team.

What is the Case Manager?

200

This is the universal framework nurses use to provide patient care, consisting of five steps.

What is the nursing process?

200

This principle means respecting a patient's right to make their own decisions.

What is autonomy?

300

I founded the Henry Street Settlement in New York's Lower East Side along with my friend Mary Brewster. Together, we started our Public Health Nursing practice to serve the community.

Who am I?

Who is Lillian Wald?

300

The ANA stands for this professional organization.

What is the American Nurses Association?

300

Nurses often work this type of schedule, including nights and weekends.

What are shifts?

300

This is the term for evidence-based practice that combines research, clinical expertise, and patient values.

What is evidence-based practice?

300

This is the practice of respecting cultural differences in patient care.

What is cultural competence?

400

I was a champion of women's rights and advocated for safe contraception and family planning for women. I founded Planned Parenthood to ensure reproductive and contraceptive rights for women.

Who am I?

Who is Margaret Sanger?

400

This ethical principle means "do no harm".

What is nonmaleficence?

400

This is the term for the teamwork strategy where nurses and aides divide tasks.

What is team nursing?

400

This is the professional degree required to become a registered nurse in the United States.

What is a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)?

400

The professional term for involving patients in decisions about their care.

What is shared decision-making?

500

I developed the Concept of Caring and proposed 10 factors or 10 Caritas Processes. I believe in fostering the human-to-human relationship, which can result in creating a trusting relationship between my patient and me.

Who am I?

Whos is Jean Watson.

500

Nurses must obtain this before performing procedures.

What is informed consent?

500

This is the term for the nurse who manages patient assignments on a unit.

What is the charge nurse?

500

This is the term for legal permission required to practice nursing.

What is licensure?

500

This document outlines patient rights in healthcare settings.

What is the Patient Bill of Rights?

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