Historical Perspectives
Have children, listen to husbands, and keep the house in order
Nurses similar but to the hospital (wanted to avoid a marriage and they were expected to be submissive/hard working)
What is the role of women/nurses during the victorian ere.
Assures the public that the program has achieved educational standards over and above the legal requirements of the state.
Developed nursing theory "Science of Human Caring"
Who is Jean Watson
Electronic tools that enhance communication, support collaboratoin, and enable users across the glode to generatre and share content
What is Social Media.
Alturism
Autonomy
Huan Dignity
Integrity
Social Justice
What are the 5 essential nursing values.
Latin word "nutricius" meaning nourishing.
Where the word nurse came from
Educational mobility
RN shortage
Qualified nursing faculty shortage
What is future trends in nursing education.
Theorists whose theory revolves around how a person is influenced by their environment.
Who is Florence Nightingale
Professional association for registered nurses.
What is the American Nurses Association.
A moral statement of accountability for practicing nurses and for student nurses.
What are the Code of Ethics.
Priestesses
What the beginning nurse was called.
Make the nurse happier, more successful, stay in the position longer and it increases the transition period.
Employee retention and job satisfaction.
What is the purpose of nurse residency programs.
Self-Care Nursing Theory therorist.
Who is Dorothea Orem
Defined nursing practice at both the generalist and specialist levels.
What is the Social Policy Statement.
Nurses acts to safeguard the patient and public by reporting poor nursing practice.
What is Veracity.
Lamp, nursing cap, and nursing pin.
What are the 3 symbols of nursing.
Program designed for students who prefer to take classes on the internet.
What is online degree programs.
Theorists whose theory is "Science of Unitary Human Beings."
Who is Martha Rogers.
Focus of this nursing organization is no worldwide health care and nursing issues.
What is the International Council of Nurses.
A situation involving competing rules or principles that appaears to have no satisfactory solution.
What is ethical dilemma.
Caregiver, advocate, teacher, manager, colleague, and expert.
What are the 6 main categories for the roles of nursing.
The nurse interprets which educational program as producing the most graduate nurses annually.
What is the Associate Degree program.
Theorist who saw the person as a biopsycholosocial being who is seeking equilibrium.
Who is Sister Callista Roy
Voluntary agency that is supported by contributions and plays an important role in providing disaster relief and education in first aid and home heath and in organizing volunteers to assist in hospitals and nursing homes.
What is the American Red Cross.
Fundamental values or assumptions about the way individuals should be treated and cared for.
What are moral or ethical principles.