Florence Nightingale is also known as the _____________, providing care to wounded and ill soldiers during the Crimean War

• Lady with a Lamp

• Lamp Lady

• Light Lady

The following are TRUE about Florence Nightingale EXCEPT:

• considered the founder of educated and scientific nursing

• considered the first

  nursing theorist.

• known as the Lamp Lady

• wrote the first nursing notes “Notes on Nursing: What it is, What is not” (1860) that became the basis of nursing practice and research.

• One of her theories was

  the Environmental Theory,

Florence Nightingale believed that "Healthy surroundings

were NOT necessary for proper nursing care."

• TRUE

• FALSE

Essential Components of A

Healthy Environment

• Pure air

• Pure water

• Efficient drainage

• Cleanliness

• Light

3 major relationship which is focused on Florence Nightingale theory

• Society to Patient

• Nurse to Environment

• Environment to Patient

• Nurse to Patient

Critique where Little or no provision is made for empirical examination; individual observation rather than systematic research

• Empirical Precision

• Derivable Consequences

Critique where to extraordinary degree, direct the nurse to action on behalf of patient and herself; These directives encompass the areas of practice, research and education

• Empirical Precision

• Derivable Consequences

Four sub categories of 21 nursing problems

• Basic to all patients

• Sustenal care needs

• Basic to all nurses

• Remedial care needs

• Restorative care needs

A pioneer in nursing research who developed the “21 Nursing Problems”

• Faye Glenn Abdellah

• Dorothea Orem

• Florence Nightingale

• Imogene King

has interrelated the

concepts of health,

nursing problems, and

problem-solving.

• Self-care Deficit Nursing Theory

• “Twenty-One Nursing

  Problem Theory

• Environmental Theory

• Nursing Need Theory