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| What is Holistic Health Care | An all-inclusive approach to health care (physical, spiritual, emotional, social, economical) |
| What is wellness-illness continuum? | The range of a persons total health |
| What is the health care system? | A network of providers, agencies, facility, and providers involved in healthcare in a specified geographic area |
| Define illness | Abnormal process in which aspects of social, emotional, or intellectual condition and function of a person are diminished or impaired |
| What did Florence Nightingale change in 1860 | Reformed nursing from occupation to profession by establishing a nursing school in London |
| What is the Nightingale Plan | Nursing education of the 20th century which was formed by Florence nightingale which included formal traning and education (training lasted 1 year and complete records were kept on each student progress and place of employment) |
| Define Licensure? | Granting of permission by the overseeing authorities to engage in practice or activity that would otherwise be illegal. |
| What is IMO? | Institute Of Medicine |
| What satisfies the minimum standards set by the state agency responsible for overseeing educational programs? | Approved Programs |
| Define accreditation | A higher standard that signifies the accrediting organization has judged that a program has met its preestablished criteria |
| Define portfolio | Organized account of education and professional accomplishments |
| What year did all states join the momentum and required testing and licensure for entry of practice | 1950 |
| Define wellness | State of health when a individual progresses toward a higher level of functioning( a balance between internal and external environment) |
| What is manslow's hierarchy? | An attempt to meet essential human needs such as psychological, safety and security, love and belongingness, and esteem and self- acculiazation |
| Name three levels of health | Primary prevention, secondary prevention, tertiary prevention |
| Define primary prevention | Attempt to avoid disease through wellness activities and screening programs |
| Define secondary prevention | Recognizes diseases and attempt to reduce impact of the conditions by promoting health |
| Define tertiary preventions | Serious health problems seeking for a way to reduce further loss of function and improve quality of life |
| What is a licensure members | Certification |
| What is COCA! | Color, Odor, Consistency, Amount |
| What is ADPIE? | Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning and outcome identification, Implement, Evaluate |
| What are the ranges for BP | 100-130/60-80 |
| Pulse range? | 60-100 |
| Respiration range? | 12-80 |
| O2 sat range | 95%-100% |
| Pain scale range? | 0 no pain at all 10 being the worst pain you ever felt |
| What is PHI? | Protected Health Information |
| Who was a pioneer crusader for elevation of standards of care for the mentally ill | Dorthea Dix (1802-1887) |
| Who is Clara Barton? | Developer of the Red Cross (1821-1912) |
| Who is Linda Richards (1841-1930) | The first trained nurse in America. |
| Who organized the first graded system of theory and practice in the school of nursing? | Isabel Hampton Robb (1859-1910) |
| Who is Lavina Dock? | Responsible with Robb for National League of Education |
| Who is Mary Eliza Mahoney (1845-1926)? | Graduated in 1879 becoming the First African American nurse, she fought for acceptance of African American nurses! |
| NAPNES | National Association of Practical Nurse Education |
| ANA | American Nurses Association |
| Manslows Hierarchy | Physiologic, Safety and Security, Love and Belongingness, Esteem, Self-Actualization |
| Dorthea | Crusader, mentally ill |
| Clara | Red Cross |
| Ball | Championed, Civil war |
| Linda | First trained, America |
| Isabel | Organized |