MT2 Flashcards
(81 cards)
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Why do we study the history of nursing?
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- Provides a sense of professional heritage and identity
- By understanding the past we can define the present and influence the future
- aids in development of effective health policy & patient care strategies
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Where was the first formal training of nurses?
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Kaiserwerth Institute, Germany
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What famous nurse figure attended Kaiserwerth?
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- Florence Nightengale
- Students learned apprenticeship of physicians
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Who founded the HSS?
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- 1893-Present
- Lillian Ward & Lavina Dock
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Who are some of the leaders of nursing DURING the Civil War?
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- Sisters of Charity
- Sisters of Mercy
- Clara Barton
- Dorothea L. Dix
- Harriet Tubman
- Pheobe Pember
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Who recommended that a formal training program should be established?
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- 1869
- Dr. Samuel Gross
- Recommended to AMA and that all hospitals should have a training program taught by physicians
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When did the 1st training school get established?
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- 1872
- New England Hospital, NY
- Linda Richards first grad
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What did Linda Richards do in 1878?
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Opened up Florence Nightengale Nurse Training Program @ Boston College Hospital
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How many nursing schools were there in 1890?
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432
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What two models of nursing schools were there?
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- Florence Nightengale schools
- AMA Medical Model
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What is the Henry Street Settlement?
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- 1st formalized public health nursing
- in response to poverty, over crowding, & disease bought on by influx of immigrants in NYC
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What is the NLN?
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- National League for Nursing
- 1883 Chicago Worlds Fair
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What is the ANA?
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- American Nurses Assoc.
- 1896 - Isabel Hampton Robb
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What is the ICN?
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- International Council of Nurses
- 1899 - United org. of all nations
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What is the Natl. Assoc. of Colored Grad Nurses?
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- 1908 - 1951 when ANA accepted AA
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Who are some founders/leaders of professional nursing org.?
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- Isabell Hampton Robb
- Lavina Lloyd Dock
- Bedford Fenwick
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What did the NLN want to do in 1903?
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Sought nursing licensure to protect public from incompetent nurses
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Whats the 1st state to have mandatory licensure?
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NY
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Who was Isabel Hampton Robb?
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- Director & founder of John Hopkins Nursing Program (1st diploma school)
- Wrote Nursing Standard Ethics
- Edu standards for nurses
- Founded ANA
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Who was Lavina Lloyd Dock?
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- Taught at John Hopkins - assist. to Robb
- Wrote History of Nursing w/ Nutting
- Started public health and school nursing (Nurses settlement)
- Women’s rights and BC advocate
- Jailed 3x
- Grad from Bellevue Hosptial training school in NY 1886
- Visiting Nurse Service CT
- Joined HSS w/ Wald
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Who is Lillian Wald?
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- Founder of HSS
- Founder of Public Health Nursing Org
- Wrote Standards for Public Health Nursing
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Who is Adelaide Nutting?
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- Belived in University edu for nurses
- Founded nursing school at Columbia U (1907)
- Wrote Standards of Curriculum for Schools of Nursing
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Who is Jessie Sleet Scales?
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- Worked w/ AA TB pts in NYC
- Brought community health to slums of NYC
- Est Stillman House brance of HSS serving colored
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What 2 org were produced after the Spanish American War?
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- 1901 Army Nurse Corp
- 1908 Navy “
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What orgs formed after WW1?
* Ntl committee on nursing
* army school of nursing
* american red cross
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Cadet Nurse Corp was created when?
After WW2
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Who formed the ARC?
* Clara Barton 1881
* modeled after Europe
* immediate emergency disaster-caused needs
* \>70,000 disasters a year presently
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When did nurses begin doing procedures w/o Doctors?
Vietnam War
Nurses became directors of mobile hospitals in Jungle
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Who founded Hospice?
1971 - Florence Wald
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When was the first nursing masters program created?
1976
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What major events occured in th 1970's?
* Cert. of NPs
* Adv in research leading to its own body of knowledge
* famous Kardex
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What events occured in the 1980's?
* Team nsg
* AIDS
* /Cap & Cloth aprons
* Shortage
* Men
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What events occured in the 1990's?
* Primary Nursing
* dissatisfaction, leave to community
* preventable disease increase mortalitly in US
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What events occured in 2000+?
* Another shortage
* High pt acuity
* Teaching Faculty shortage
* focus on Community/Public health
* Dr of NP (2004)
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What SON did Florence Nightengale open?
1860 - St. Thomas Hospital, London
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What are some characteristics of Diploma Programs?
* peak 1930-1960s
* Early: Apprentice of DR\>Nightenale model
* Later: prereqs at CC 2-3 yrs
* live in dorms, cerfew, "HM"
* Clinical\>Theory
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What book encouraged girls to join nursing during WW2?
Cherry Ames, SN by Helen Wells
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Who proposed an AA?
* Mildred Montag
* WW2 to cover shortage
* temp fix until BSN students ready
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What are characteristics of a BSN?
* Needed to be called PROFESSION
* LT prof. adv.
* prepares for grad programs/ adv. practice
* slow growth
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What are requirements for licensure?
* grad from approved program
* NCLEX: Natl Council Licensure EXamination
* app, fees, fingerprinting, photo
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What did Aiken (2003) reveal?
showed direct correlation between high levels of education & better pt outcomes
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What did U of Penn (2012) reveal?
correlation between BSN & lower post op mortality
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What did ACA do to foster academic progression?
* authorized funding for loan repayment
* $5 billion for NP edu
* no caps for grants for PhD
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What is the BSN in 10?
* NY, NJ, RI
* RN's not practicing yet must obtain BSN by 10 yrs of licensure
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What are some of the influences on BSN edu?
* Brown Report
* ANA Position Report
* Goldmark Report
* Mildren Montag
* Institute of Medicine Report (IOM)
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What was the Goldmark Report (1922)?
* Pushed for University based nursing programs
* launched "professionals or technicians"
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What was the Brown Report (1948)?
* Recommended SON be in colleges/universities
* effort to gain Men/Minorities
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What is the Nursing Training Act of 1964?
* poured nearly $300 mil into nursing edu, especially collegiate
* **most significant milestone in nsg edu**
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What is the ANA's position paper (1965)?
* min BSN to be an RN
* new license/title for AA, (RAN)
* remove diploma schools
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What is the 2010 IOM report?
Calls for increasing # of BSN nurses to 80% and doubling DR. of RN by 2020
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What are Certified Nurse Midwives?
* RN's in Midwifery program
* deliver babies, family planning, ob/gyn care
* less anesthesia, induced labor, fetal monitoring
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What is a DNP and PhD?
* DNP: Practice oriented or clinical doctorate
* PhD: research oriented degree
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What are the new ways nursing student receive funding under Obama's new workforce development program?
* Workforce Diversity Grants (minority, disadvantaged)
* Nurse Students Service Corp (repay loans when work in shortage area)
* Comprehensive Geriatric Ed. Grant (when work w/ elderly)
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What are the continuing edu requirements for licensure renewa;?
* 30 hours q 2 yrs
* provider must be recognized by BRN
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What is medical informatics (1950)?
* tools of information technology
* collect, store, process info
* communication of health
* EX: medical record management, pt safety, drug admin, results reporting,
* sharing of info between providers and allied health
* **_the science that studies the structure and general properties of scientific info & the laws of all processes of sci communication_**
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What did Connie Settlemeyer do?
designed idea of **computer assisted instruction for nursing students charting using SOAP notes**
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How were computers 1st introduced into HC?
* 1971 El Camino + Lockheed install Medical Info System (MIS)
* soon after used for business and inventory management, cardiac lab/icu monitoring, and calcuations
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What are some Informatics Prof. Org?
* IMIA, AMIA, ANIA -Informatics Assoc.
* International, American Medical, American Nursing
* Nursing Info. Group
* HIMSS: HC Info & Management Systems Society
* ANA
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What is the ANA's definition of informatics in nursing?
* specialty that integrates nursing sci, comp sci, and info sci, to manage and communicate data, info, knowledge, and wisdom in nursing practice
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What does the ACE star model provide?
a framework for converting research knowledge into a form that has utility in the clinical decision making process
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Discovery Research
Knowledge is in the form of results from single research studies.
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Evidence Summary
Evidence summaries include evidence synthesis, systematic reviews, integrative reviews and reviews of literature
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What is the AHRQ?
* Agency for Healthcare Research Quality
* provides sharing of what works along w/ evidence to back up innovation
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Differences between EMR & EHR?
* EMR
* snapshot of pt encounter integrated w/ other systems
* **med** admin/barcode
* clinical documentation
* lab, radiology, PT, nutrition
* EHR
* electronic record of health related info on an individual
* \>1 health care organization
* active problem lists
* measures to support health status
* clinical decision info
* confidentiality
* facilitates clincal problem solving
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What is QSEN and what are th 6 essentials?
* defines knowledge and skills and attitudes necessary for the domain of informatics
1. patient-centered care
2. teamwork and collaboration
3. evidence-based practice
4. quality improvement
5. safety
6. informatics
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Definition of Statutory Law
* Written law passed by legislature on the state or federal level
* Nurses must abide because we are licensed by state
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Def of Common Law
Laws evolved from decisions of previous cases that form a precedent
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What is a tort?
* Wrongful act against a person or his/her property
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What is the Nurse Practice Act?
Outlines scope of practice and responsibilities for RN's w/n ea state
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What is the Patient Self Determination Act?
Requires hospitals, nursing homes, and hospice providers to provide info about adv health care directives upon admission (LIVING WILL)
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What are some tasks you cannot delegate to UAP?
* meds
* tube/parenteral tube feedings
* tracheal suctioning, NG tube, catheters
* assessments
* education
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What is the Nuremburg Code?
* From unethical medical experiments by Nazi Drs
* 1947
* Voluntary consent
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What is the declaration of Helsinki?
* 1964 Finland
* World Med Association
* built on Nuremburg Code
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What is the Willbrook Study?
* Mentally disabled children NY
* received IM dose of Hep B
* Prior: Subjects fed extracts of infected stool
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What is the Nursing Process?
1. Define Problem
2. Review literature
3. Hypothesis
4. Select design
5. Implement
6. Draw Conclusions
7. Discuss Implications
8. Dissemination of findings
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What is QuaNtitative Research?
* systemic, objective, measurable
* usually randomized, control, LARGE sample
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What is quaLitative research?
* Subjective, descriptive
* natural setting, not controlled, fewer sample
* no accurate measurement
* EX: interviews
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What is IOM?
* Institute of Med
* independent, nonprofit, outside gov
* provides unbiased, authoritative advice to decision makers/public
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What terms are you allowed to use when referring to the impaired?
* deaf
* deaf-blind
* oral deaf
* HOH
* late deafend
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Why do the blind have sleep disturbances?
* Don't see light so circadium rhythym is off
* non-24
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