Lesson 2 Flashcards
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In _______, to primitive societies in which “Mother-nurses worked with priests.
4000 BC
In_______, the use of wet nurses ( suckled and cared for infant of wealthy families ) is recorded in Babylonia and Assyria.
2000 BC
The ancient Greeks built temples to honor _______, the goddess of health.
Hygiea
in _____, ________, later known as Buddha, was born in india
500 BC, Gautama
_______ founded many religious orders that later supported King ______ in the establishment of homes that provided care.
Buddha, Asoka
In origins of Nursing, the basic nursing care was provided by ______ nurses.
male
During this period, the industry was based on religion , with most available nurses consisting of nuns and even monks.
Nursing in the “Middle Ages”
During this period, Around the late 500’s to early 600’s, the first Spanish hospital was created in Merida, Spain, with many of its nurses being supplied by the Catholic church.
Nursing in the “Middle Ages”
During middle age __________ began to fall into disrepair in the 800’s, Emperor Charlemagne came to the decision to restore and equip these hospitals with all of the latest medical equipment of that time.
European hospitals
During this period, The Emperor also demanded that hospitals should be attached to every cathedral and monastery within Europe, which helped to spur demand for even more nurses.
Middle Age
During this time (1400-1550 AD), Because of renewed interest in science , Universities were established , but no formal nursing schools were founded.
Renaissance (1400-1550 AD)
During this Time. Because of social status and customs , women were not encouraged to leave their homes; they continued to fulfill the traditional role of nurturer and caregiver in the home.
Renaissance (1400-1550 AD)
During this time, Introduced technology that led to a proliferation of factories.
Industrial Revolution (1760-1800s)
During this time, Conditions for the factory workers were deplorable. Long hours, grueling work , and unsafe conditions prevailed in the workplace.
Industrial Revolution (1760-1800s)
In this time, the health status of laborers received little attention.
Industrial Revolution (1760-1800s)
In ______, _________ revived the Church Order of Deaconesses to care for those in a hospital he had founded.
1836, Theodor Fleidner
_________ became famous because they were the only ones formally trained in nursing.
Deaconesses of Kaiserwerth
Florence Nightingale received her nurse’s training at the Kaiserwerth Deaconesses’ Institute in Kaiserwerth, _______.
Germany
During this time, There were no standards for nurses who worked in hospitals.
End of the 18th Century
In the early to mid 1800s, nursing was considered unseemly for women even though some hospitals (alms houses) relied on women to make beds, scrub floors, and bathe the poor.
End of the 18th Century
In this time, Most nursing care was still performed in the home by female relatives of the ill.
End of the 18th Century
The roots of modern nursing began to take shape in this era.
18th and 19th Centuries
During these years, Britain and North America were at the forefront of innovation within the industry, though with each introducing different forms of nursing to the market.
18th and 19th Centuries
During the ________ (1854-1856) orders of nursing sisters provided care to French and Russian soldiers, but there were no organized services to care for the wounded and sick British soldiers.
Crimean War (1854-1856)
