What historical factors contributed to oppressed nursing ...

[karateprodigy]

What historical factors contributed to oppressed nursing behavior? (Select all that apply.)
 
  1.
  Physicians were leaders and decision makers.
  2.
  Nurses served as handmaidens to the physicians.
  3.
  Nurses were educated to do what they were told without question.
  4.
  Nurses had to manage jobs, families, and homes.
  5.
  Nurses were expected to maintain an attractive appearance.

Question 2

The nurse overhears the nursing supervisor tell a certified nursing assistant (CNA) that she is hopeless and will never function competently. The nurse knows that labeling this CNA will have what impact on motivation?
 
  1.
  It will challenge the CNA to do better.
  2.
  It will anger the CNA and motivate her to get even.
  3.
  It will demotivate the CNA and cause her to stop trying to improve.
  4.
  It will not have any impact on the CNA's motivation.

[courtney_bruh]

Answer to Question 1

ANS: 1, 2, 3
In the early days of nursing, physicians were seen as leaders, and they made all decisions. Nurse's jobs were considered the helper to the physician and led to oppressed nursing behavior. When nurses went to school they were taught to follow all physicians' orders without question, leading to the oppression of nurses' own thoughts.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: 3
Labeling and stereotyping is likely to strip the CNA of all motivation and she will stop trying to improve.

[karateprodigy]

Great answer, keep it coming

[raenoj]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it