Nursing History
What do nurses wear to work?
How many students are accepted to each cohort?
30
What does CNSA stand for?
California Nursing Student Association
What is one thing about nursing that makes you the most excited?
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The heart is made up of how many chambers?
4
What are stethoscopes used for?
listening to the sounds of the internal organs
How long is Biola's nursing program
4.5 years
Who is the CNSA President?
Daniel Clark
3 miles
what is the largest organ in the body?
skin
Who was the first nurse?
Florence Nightingale
Who is Biola's Associate Director of Advising and Admission?
Shannon Gramatky
How many members are there all throughout California?
over 5,000
What blood type is the universal donor?
Type O
What is the study of blood called?
hematology
Who is the highest paying nurse?
Certified RN Anesthetist
What two nursing courses are required to apply to the nursing program?
- First Year Seminar
- Intro to Professional Nursing
Name one way CNSA benefits Biola's Nursing Community
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Potatoes were first cultivated by this South American country 7000 years ago by the Incas. What country is this?
Peru
Where are the smallest in the body located?
ear
What is the nursing symbol that has two winged snakes entwined upon a pole?
Caduceus
When did Biola establish their Nursing program?
1945
Who is CNSA's adivsor?
What is "Nursing" in Spanish?
enfermeria
How many bones are in the body?
206