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Introd uction -histor : ical ba c k gr o u Major nd assu m ption M a jo r s conce Nursi pts n g pr a Analy cti ce s is a n d cr i t ique
Historical d n u o r g k c a b
e second daughter of William Edward Nighting d her mother Fanny Smith. e was borne on May 12, 1820 from Italian root er parent are well educated and believes to ducation of women at that time. They also loves the humanism and liberal think d political attitudes .
tween the 1937-1938 when she reach 18years ke with her daughters tour to European Conti vering Italy, and Switzerland , Egypt , Athens. 1850 nightingale visited Germany and at Germ r nursing life started which study at kaisersw protestant religious community) working in ospitals school and care orphanage and study r teacher called saint Pasteur.
- Life at kaiserswerth start at 5 AM by Ate bread and gruel then working till 12 noon then take 10 minutes eating vegetables with broth then working till 3 PM and take another 10 minutes for tea and bread and working till 7 PM had some broth and bible lessons
Life at kaiserswerth
- In 1851 return to England to training the nurse against much family oppositions . - In 1852 visited Ireland hospitals keeping notes. - In 1853 visited Paris train her self with sisters of saint Vincent de Paul . - She turn to England and establish first school of nurse in the world in san thomas at Harvey Street, the number of student were 15, all of them were female chosen according
Achievements
/first nursing institution in the world . /set the nursing ethics rules . /set limits of the nursing management levels . /establish the nursing financial fund system in uk. /set the bases of different nursing specialism . / established the uk nursing association . Nightingale's Nicknames:-first nursing consultant in the world. - unique U.K nurse. -german king called her queen of nursing in the wor
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N u r s e h o d l b e t a r n i d
T h e n u s r o d l b o b s e v r a n t d c i f l .
N u r s n i g h o d l p t h t e n v i o r m a s t h t e p a i n l g .
nursing
se r u sh l u o d be ai r t d e n
nurses
women
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Scientific principles
skills
advices
observation
Report
person
patient Perform Control tasks environment Passive relationship Individualized care Respect
Health
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Health maintenance
Disease prevention
Environmental control
Social responsibility
Education
Good practice :
Good education
Testin g metho d
Independ ent schools
communica tion
Research should be utilized through observati on and empirics to define the nursing discipline.
gathering
observati on
analyzing
Research skills
orderi ng
Case study
illustration
coding
Petty management
-Physically -administratively
Pets visit
t n e v e Pr tting e s p u s w e n
- iv t a g e N e s r o it p s i v lee o -s uptiand To protect the patient from both physical psychological harm isr d n
Environment
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Healthy t n e m n o r i v n e
cleanliness efficient drainage
pure water
Major concepts
Healthy t n e m n o r i v en
(light) (ventilation)
(diet)
Proper ventilation
- Keep pure external air. - Not chilling the patient
Light
Frequent bath
patient
Disposal of body and sewage secretion
Physical environment
cleanliness
Nurse
Clean
Hand washing
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Warmth and quiet
Avoid noise
fire
Measure temp
Diet
Assess dietary intake Assess meal schedule Assess its effect on the patient
Nursing practice
Environmenta l Control Control of room temperature Provide care for all citizen Disease control Noise management
CHN
Education
research
Skills Measurement
case studies
Critique
Diet
statistic
management