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UNITEK LVN TEST 1 - Ch. 1,4,24 Exam Questions and Answers

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self-actualization - Answer-the process by which people achieve their full potential. Esteem - Answer-Self-respect, self-confidence, feelings of self-worth. Love & Belongingness - Answer-Affection, acceptance by peers and community. Safety & Security - Answer-Stability, protection, securit...

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UNITEK LVN TEST 1 - Ch. 1,4,24 Exam
Questions and Answers
self-actualization - Answer-the process by which people achieve their full potential.

Esteem - Answer-Self-respect, self-confidence, feelings of self-worth.

Love & Belongingness - Answer-Affection, acceptance by peers and community.

Safety & Security - Answer-Stability, protection, security, freedom from fear and anxiety.

Physiologic - Answer-Nutrition, elimination, oxygenation and sexuality.

Which one of Maslow's needs are most important? - Answer-Physiologic.

What is Maslow's hierarchy of needs? - Answer-1. Physiological
2. Safety and Security
3. Love and Belonging
4. Self - esteem
5. Self - actualization

How does Maslow's hierarchy of needs work? - Answer-A person has to meet the needs
at the base of the pyramid before advancing to the needs higher on the pyramid.

What does NFLPN mean? - Answer-National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses.

Who founded the NFLPN? - Answer-Lillian Kuster in 1949.

What does the NFLPN offer? - Answer-Official membership organization for the LVN &
LPN.

What did Florence Nightingale become known as? - Answer-The Lady Of The Lamp.

Florence Nightingale was the first nursing what? - Answer-First nursing theorist.

What did Florence Nightingale establish and when? - Answer-1860; Established the
nursing school at Saint Thomas Hospital in London.

What were the requirements, rules & regulations to get into Florence Nightingales
school? - Answer--Students had to pass strict procedures for admission & a residence
was provided.
-Training lasts 1 year & included formal instruction & practical experience.
-Complete records were kept even after students graduated, even places of
employment.

, -Students had to provide excellent references, show a strong commitment to nursing &
demonstrate they are intellectually capable of passing.
-Students had to show good hygiene, sanitation.

What did Florence Nightingale introduce to nursing? - Answer-Sanitary conditions.

What does Patient Care Partnership do for the patient? - Answer-The goal is to give the
patient & patients family the same care & attention we would want for our families and
ourselves.

What is the difference between Accredited & Approved? - Answer-Accredited is a higher
standard that signifies that the accrediting organization has judged that a program has
met its pre-established criteria.
Approved is one that satisfies the minimum standards set by the state agency
responsible for overseeing educational programs.

What did Mary Breckenridge 1802-1956 do? - Answer--Pioneer in nurse Mid-Wifery.
-Established the Frontier Nursing Service to deliver obstetric care to mothers in the hills
of Kentucky; These nurses traveled on horseback to reach the mothers.

What did Dorothy Dix 1802-1887 do? - Answer--Pioneer crusader for elevation of
Standards Of Care for the mentally ill.
-Superintendent of Female Nurses of the Union Army.

What did Mary Ann Ball 1817-1901 do? - Answer--One of the greatest nurse heroines of
the Civil War.
-Championed the rights & comforts of the soldiers.
-Organized diet kitchens, laundries 7 ambulance service.
-Supervised the nursing staff.

What did Mary Adelaide Nutting 1858-1948 do? - Answer--A leader in nursing
education.
-Developed curriculum concepts & guidelines for student nurses.
-Assisted in the development of the International Council of Nurses.

What are the 8 stages of Erikson's theory? - Answer-Stage 1 - Infancy
Stage 2 - Toddler
Stage 3 - Preschool
Stage 4 - School Age
Stage 5 - Adolescence
Stage 6 - Young Adulthood
Stage 7 - Middle Adulthood
Stage 8 - Late Adulthood

What are the 8 ages of Erickson's theory? - Answer-Stage 1 Age - Birth to 1 year
Stage 2 Age - 1 - 3

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