The first nursing school in the world considered:
1. only women as students.
2. only women from religious orders.
3. only men to be pure enough to be nurses.
4. opened in 1876.
5.
3
Rationale 1: The first nursing school did not consider women worthy to be students.
You might also like to view...
The nurse notes the pregnant client's blood pressure has dropped from 122/70 mmHg taken during her second month of pregnancy to 118/64 mmHg during her fifth month of pregnancy. Which action by the nurse is most appropriate based on this data?
1. Assess for signs of hemorrhage. 2. Document the blood pressure as a normal finding. 3. Consult the healthcare provider. 4. Tell the client to come in the next day so the nurse can recheck her blood pressure.
Attending a workshop on the development of a professional self-concept, a nurse is exposed to Benner's Novice-to-Expert Model. Which of the following is one of the three general aspects of skilled performance in Benner's model?
A) Ability to move back and forth between principles of model B) Change in perception of demand from whole parts being relevant to portions being equally relevant C) Movement of past experiences to abstract principles as paradigms D) Passage of a detached performer to an involved performer engaged in the situation
Some approaches of phenomenological analysis require member checking, while others eschew it
A) True B) False
What effect does alcohol consumption have on migrant farm workers?
a. Provides relaxation and is important for migrant workers' well-being b. Adds additional risks to pesticide exposure c. Poses safety hazards for farm workers d. Allows migrant workers to sleep better, thus improving daytime productivity