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Nursing
Profession utilizing specialized knowledge and skills to provide care and support to individuals in need of medical assistance.
Middle Ages
Historical period characterized by continuity, caring, and the development ...
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Test Bank for Fundamentals of Nursing 10th Edition by Taylor Chapter 1.
Nursing
Profession utilizing specialized knowledge and skills to provide care and support to individuals in need of
medical assistance.
Middle Ages
Historical period characterized by continuity, caring, and the development of critical thinking in nursing
practices.
Early Civilization
Historical era where many believed that illnesses were caused by supernatural forces, influencing early
healthcare practices.
Nursing Care
Evolution of comprehensive care practices, as known today, initiated during the 18th to 19th century.
Florence Nightingale
Pioneering figure recognized as the founder of modern professional nursing, known for her contributions
during the Crimean War.
Red Cross
Humanitarian organization established in the United States in 1882 by Clara Barton, providing aid during
times of crisis and disaster.
Nursing Profession
Historical challenges, including the lack of educational standards, hindered the development of the
nursing profession in the United States post-Civil War.
Public Health Nursing
Form of nursing care pioneered by Lillian Wald, focusing on the health of communities and populations.
ICN
International Council of Nurses, responsible for defining and establishing the scope of nursing practice on
a global scale.
Breast Self-Examination
Preventive healthcare practice involving self-assessment for early detection of breast abnormalities.
Nursing Skills
Encompasses the ability to develop and implement appropriate care plans and interventions to achieve
desired patient outcomes.
Nursing Actions
, Involves assisting patients in preparing advance directives, such as living wills, to ensure their healthcare
preferences are respected.
Nurse Practitioner
Healthcare professional providing comprehensive care, including support for families with special needs,
such as parents of a child with Down Syndrome.
Health Promotion
Involves activities like conducting smoking-cessation programs to enhance the well-being of individuals
within a community.
Nursing Theory
Incorporates knowledge from various disciplines to form a comprehensive understanding of nursing
principles and practices.
Informed Consent
Comprehensive process encompassing confidentiality, refusal to participate, and protection from harm,
ensuring ethical participation in research and healthcare activities.
Evidence-Based Practice
Problem-solving approach utilizing the best available evidence to inform healthcare decisions and
interventions.
PICO
Acronym representing Population, Intervention, Comparison, and Outcome, used as a framework for
formulating research questions in healthcare.
Health Belief Model
Framework based on perceived susceptibility, consequences, and seriousness of a disease, influencing
health-related behaviors and decision-making.
Nursing Process
Foundational framework guiding the systematic approach to patient care, encompassing (ADPIE)
assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
Institutional Review Board (IRB)
Responsible for ensuring ethical conduct in research, including securing informed consent and
safeguarding the rights and well-being of research participants.
Evidence-Based Nursing
Practice informed by a thorough review of current research-based literature, ensuring the integration of
the latest evidence into nursing care.
Community-Based Nursing
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