The document contains multiple choice questions about nursing history and the attributes of being a professional. It discusses Florence Nightingale as the founder of modern nursing and her book "Notes on Nursing". Nightingale theorized using the patient's environment to assist in their recovery. The earliest roles of nurses involved caring for the sick at home and using herbal remedies.

2. 2.
• The act of utilizing the environment of the patient to assist him in his recovery
is theorized by
• A.
• Nightingale
• B.
• Benner
• C.
• Swanson
• D.
• King

3. • Which of the following is NOT an attribute of a professional?
• A.
• Concerned with quantity
• B.
• Self-directed
• C.
• Committed to spirit of inquiry
• D.
• Independent

4. • The unique characteristic of nursing as a profession is .
• A.
• Education
• B.
• Theory
• C.
• Caring
• D.
• Autonomy

5. • The founder of modern nursing is
• 1. Hippocrates
• 2. Florence Nightingale
• 3. Jeanne Mance
• 4. Mary Agnes Snively

6. The earliest role of nurses involved
• 1. Caring for the sick at home
• 2. Using herbal remedies to relieve symptoms
• 3. Caring for the sick in hospitals
• 4. Supervising nursing students

7. • Q. Which of the following describes health and illness in the most early
civilizations?
• illness had supernatural causes
• illness is caused by bacteria
• illness is caused by stress
• illness is a curse

8. • Which of the following best describes nursing in the first
era?
• It is influenced by religious nuns and priest
• it is influenced by education
• it is under the supervision of doctors
• It is nothing formal to consider

9. • What book did Florence Nightingale write?
• Nursing guide to practice
• Nursing theory
• Nursing and medicine
• Nursing, what it is and what it is not

10. • Which of the following is NOT found in Nightingale's
Notes on Nursing?
• Cleanliness of rooms, personal cleanliness
• What kinds of food to eat
• Observation of the sick
• Curing the sick

11. • Q. Which of the following best defines "Nursing"?
• to nourish and to care
• to nourish and to cure
• to care and provide medical treatment
• to care and prescribe medicine

12. • During this time, nursing training focused heavily on "service to the patient"
rather than a comprehensive professional education and was far removed
from the Nightingale Plan-
• World war-1
• World war-2
• Crimean war
• Civil war