Nursing History
The location in which medical care and rituals of healing would take place before hospitals
What are Ancient Greek temples?
The step a nurse would take to collect patient data
What is assessment?
First introduced the Deliberative Nursing Process
Who is Ida Jean Orlando?
Describes objects, properties, and events and the relationships between them
What are concepts?
The name of Nightingale's theory
What is The Environmental Theory?
Person who cured people by chanting and trying to release evil spirits
Who is a medicine man?
Follows the planning stage
What is implementation?
Created the Self-Care Deficit Nursing Theory
Who is Dorothea Orem?
The theory that every object holds power
What is animism?
Two examples of her achievements
What are: 1. the beginnings of nursing research, 2. the start of traditional nursing 3. wrote books about healthcare 4. first nursing theorist 5. medical statistics
First written health code in history that aimed to regulate disease control
What is the Mosaic Health Code?
The second step in the ADPIE Nursing Process
What is diagnosis?
Believed that humans are in constant relationship with stressors in the environment
Who is Betty Neuman?
Describe a phenomenon, event, situation, or a relationship
What are Descriptive Theories?
Believed in meeting the personal needs of patients within the environment by helping create more ______ conditions for patients
What is sanitary?
The god of medicine and healing
Who is Asclepius?
The last step of the nursing process that shows if the desired outcome was met
What is evaluation?
The four phases of this theory are orientation, identification, exploitation and resolution
What is Peplau’s Theory of Interpersonal Relations?
The most important concept in all theories
What is the person?
Name 3 of the 10 concepts of her Environmental Theory
1. Ventilation and warming 2. Light and noise 3. Cleanliness of the area 4. Health of houses 5. Bed and bedding 6. Personal cleanliness 7. Variety 8. Offering hope and advice 9. Food 10. Observation
The time period in which women called deaconesses made organized sick visits
What is the Early Christian period?
Goals and outcomes are formulated in this step
What is planning?
Believed in meeting the personal needs of patients within the environment
Who is Florence Nightingale?
Describe nursing interventions and their outcomes
What are Prescriptive Theories?
An example of how Nightingale improved the lives of patients
Advocacy, hospital standards, sanitary conditions, etc.