Nursing History
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Capital Hospital
Staff
Anatomy
100

Which President proclaimed National Nurses week in 1974

President Nixon

100

Approximately how many miles does the average floor nurse walk every 12 hour shift?

Between 4-5 miles

100

What percentage of staff does nursing represent?

80%

100

Who is the longest tenured staff on our units?

Terrace Hill

100

Where is the smallest bone in your body located?

Ear

200

Who is the most famous nurse?

Florence Nightingale

200

Which season do the most ER visits happen?

Summer

200

What was our latest addition to the hospital?

Inpatient rehab

200

What did Cindy, Kala and Ashley dress up as for Halloween 2022?

Captain Hook, Tinker bell and Peter Pan

200

What is the largest organ?

Skin

300

What was Florence Nightingale referred to as?

Lady of the Lamp

300

Which famous male poet practiced as a nurse?

Walt Whitman-American Civil War

300

Who is the current CEO?

Chris Mosley

300

Which countries do we have represented by our international nurses in our units?

Chile, Mexico, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Philippines.

300

Which specific vessel carries deoxygenated blood?

Pulmonary artery 

400

Who founded the Red Cross?

Clara Barton

400

How many years were nurses ranked as the most trustworthy and ethical profession?

19 years

400

How many beds does Capital Hospital have?

266

400

Which community event did the 5th floor staff recently attend?

Relay for Life

400

What organ is operated on during a TURP?

Prostate

500

Who was the first African American Nurse?

Mary Eliza Mohoney- 1845 she was a freed slave. She was one of the 4 that completed the program out of 42. 

500

Where was the first US nursing school established?

New England Hospital for Women and Children

500

What year did CRMC open?

1979

500

Who won a daisy award for 5th floor last year?

Jesus

500

What becomes extremely permeable during septic shock?

Capillary Bed