Lillian Wald was the first public health nurse in the United ...

[anshika]

Lillian Wald was the first public health nurse in the United States. Which of the following is her major contribution to public health nursing?
 
  1. Founding the American Nurses Association
  2. Establishment of the New York Training Hospital for Nurses
  3. Establishment of the Public Health Service
  4. Establishment of the Henry Street Settlement that later became the Visiting Nurse Service of New York

Question 2

During America's Industrial Revolution, the number of jobs for women rapidly increased. Nightingale's successes became known across the United States, and the first nursing schools opened.
 
  Which of the following occurred related to public health nursing? 1. Community-oriented nursing began with organizations formed to meet urban health care needs.
  2. Nurses were instrumental in the construction of sewers and public water systems.
  3. Nurses trained in hospitals worked long hours caring for patients with commu-nicable diseases in a humane way.
  4. Nurses closed down almshouses and orphanages.

[Dunkey]

Answer to Question 1

4
Lillian Wald established the Henry Street Settlement.

Answer to Question 2

1
The visiting nurse became the key to health care in urban areas. Although nurses were involved in interventions to improve sanitation and nutrition, they were not instrumental in their construction. Nurses worked in hospitals, but that was acute care. Almshouses and orphanages were not closed down at this time.

[anshika]

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