1. Primitive people believed that a person became ill when an evil spirit entered the a) mind b) spirit c) body d) house

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1. Primitive people believed that a person became ill when an evil spirit entered the a) mind b) spirit c) body d) house 2. Florence Nightingale's plan focused on which concepts? a) Sanitation, recordkeeping, hygiene, and nutrition b) Documentation, assessment, planning, and teaching c) Cleanliness, grammar, recordkeeping, and leadership d) Education, bathing, care of wounds, health, and safety 3. How did World War I and World War II influence nursing? a) They increased focus on service to the patient. b) They offered nurse's aide certification. c) They offered a career in the military. d) They pressured states to mandate requirements for nurses. 4. What is the difference between approved nursing programs and accredited nursing programs? a) There is no difference. b) Approved programs meet minimum state requirements, whereas accredited programs are reviewed by a professional organization with higher standards than the state. c) The accredited program requires the maximum state requirements, whereas the approved program requires the state's minimum requirements. d) The approved programs are less expensive than the accredited programs. 5. The phrase holistic health care system indicates that this system's focus is on the a) disease process of the patient b) patient's perceived needs c) patient's financial deficits d) comprehensive care of the patient 6. What are Maslow's five categories of basic human needs? a) Nutrition, safety, love, confidence, and talents b) Security, nutrition, family, self-esteem, and performance c) Physiologic, safety and security, love and belonging, self-esteem, and self-actualization d) Safety and security, self-actualization, education, family, and employment 7. Which is included in the Patient's Bill of Rights? a) The patient has the right to refuse treatment and be informed of the medical consequences. b) The patient has the right to choose the nurse who is caring for him/her in the hospital. c) The patient has the right to discuss his/her health care provider's practice with other providers to determine the provider's ethics. d) The patient has the right to influence his/her roommate's care while in the hospital. 8. Which falls within the LPN/LVN's roles and responsibilities? a) Supervise nurse's aides, registered nurses, and respiratory technicians b) Practice under a physician's license c) Obtain and maintain current licensure and practice within the scope of practice d) Medically diagnose patients who are admitted to the hospital