Nursing History
She stated that if a patient is sick after eating, has a bedsore, or feels faint, it is often due to the nursing care, not the disease
Who is Florence Nightingale?
This is the primary role of a nurse.
What is caregiver?
Nurses must pass this examination to earn a license to practice.
What is the NCLEX?
This describes a cumulative state of frustration experienced by nurses.
What is burnout?
This major event highlighted the need for educated nurses and led to the establishment of nursing apprenticeships in hospitals.
What is the Civil War?
Nurses collaborate with professionals like physical therapists and respiratory therapists in this aspect of care.
What is restoring health?
This compact allows nurses to practice in multiple states with a single license.
What is the Nurse Licensure Compact?
Nurses face this challenge due to rapid advancements in medical knowledge and technology.
What is keeping up with medical advancements?
This organization, founded in 1899, helps national nursing organizations collaborate globally.
What is the International Council of Nurses?
Planning and carrying out rehabilitation is part of this aim of nursing.
What is restoring health?
This document describes the responsibilities of nurses and defines standards of practice.
What is the American Nurses Association (ANA) Code of Ethics?
This mindfulness strategy advises nurses to "stop, breathe, observe, and proceed."
What is STOP?
The establishment of nursing schools in colleges and universities accelerated after this major global conflict.
What is World War II?
Helping patients and families cope with altered function and end-of-life situations aligns with this aim of nursing.
What is facilitating coping with disability and death?
Nurses engage in this to advance medical knowledge and improve patient care.
What is ongoing research?
This issue exacerbates the nursing shortage as the workforce ages.
What is the aging nursing workforce?