Duplicate of Beginning HC Worker

This nurse was a founder of the Red Cross.

If a student nurse encounters a situation in a clinical setting that he feels needs to be reported. What would he do?

_______service focus on the transition of life to death with care for the client as well as the family

During the Crimean War, Florence Nightingale established sanitary conditions reducing mortality

Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) provide managed care emphasizing:

During the ancient times people attributed illness to which of the following?

Originally, the nurse was responsible for the client's diet and nutrition.

The American Red Cross was founded by Doretha Dix

Who founded the ANA in 1911?

Who establish kaiserswerth school for nursing?

Which of the following historical figures is known as the father of medicine?

Converted her home into a monastery where she taught nursing skills, she’s considered the first nursing educator?

Who open the first nursing school outside of a hospital?

Mentioned in the epistle to the Romans about 58AD is known as the first Deaconess and visiting nurse?

Which professional org. provides standards of nursing care and competence through post licensure education and certifica

Medicare is provided by the federal government.

A School of Nursing's educational criteria is to protect the consumer of healthcare against unqualified nurses

Is credited with making inns and hospitals to care for pilgrims traveling to Jerusalem?

What is this?

Managed care may cause clients to be admitted to the hospital when they are a high acuity level

In primitive tribes, ___________ performed rituals using herbs and other materials to heal the sick.

An advantage of outpatient care centers is that clients can return home to recuperate and save money

Who was the first trained nurse in the United States?

A client needs 3 mths of antibiotics but no longer meets criteria for acute care. Where might he be admitted?

The ANA (American nurses Association) is an organization whose membership is composed of RNs!

In the intuitive period it was thought that all of these except one were the cause of disease.

Which of the following provides the ability to access a nurse or doctor by computer or telephone

The word nurse is derived from the Latin word meaning to:

Who was the most famous nursing student to attend Kaiserwerth School for Nursing?

Why are the people nurses care for called "clients" rather than "patients"

Specialized hospitals are facilities that admit only one type of client.

During the crusades. Year 1096 to 1291 what was the medical symbol?

When I graduate from Sowela & pass the NCLEX-PN, I am eligible to work in other states without retesting in that state

Who were the doctors or "medicine men" in the intuitive period?

Which of the following exams will you take upon graduation from the Sowela Practical Nursing Program?

People over the age of 65 qualify for this federal insurance program

Which person would benefit from respite care.

Who is the superintendent of female nurses during the Civil War?

Who was the first African-American nurse in the United States?

A school of nursing can be approved without being accredited.

Aesculapius is acknowledged as the "Father of Medicine."

Holistic healthcare is caring for the whole_________.

Who assists clients and family with needs, concerns while hospitalized?

The Reformation had a positive influence on nursing.

Because healthcare recipients are involved in the management of their own health, we call them clients instead of pts.

This Greek god believed in magical powers of a yellow non-poisonous serpent to lick the wounds of surgical patients

The national league for nursing is to advance excellence in nursing education

A group of nurses are discussing the factors involved in providing care. The standards of client care focuses on:

Who was the first United States trained nurse?

During the Crimean War, which nurse became known as the "Lady with the Lamp?"

First person to teach the philosophy that nursing is an art rather than service?

In which of the following periods was nursing considered for only servants and prostitutes?

Which law states that it is illegal to work for pay as a nurse without a nursing license?

In the clinical setting which of the following is not allowed?

Is credited with influencing and paying for the construction of the first free hospital in Rome in 390 A.D.?

Which of the following allows Sowela to have a nursing program?

Nurse Practice Acts:

How long does it take to become an LPN/LVN?

I am going to read the Sowela Handbook for practical nursing because:

Nightingale was known for what in the Crimean war?

Which type of client would the student nurse expect to care for at an extended care facility?

Which historic figure was the first to deny the idea of mystical influence on disease?

I need to read the 2021 Hospital National Patient Safety Goals because there are questions from this on the test

The period when nurses were viewed as lower class servants is known as

Nursing, during the Reformation period was also called:

Who said the 5 essentials necessary for recovery are clean air, clean water, efficient drainage, cleanliness, and light

According to Nightingale Principles prevention is better than_______________.

Which of the following is not a role of the LPN/LVN?

A hospital that is accredited by the Joint Commission has met the minimal standards of service to the client

Which of the following is not an attribute required to be a nurse?