Quiz on Nightingale's Environmental Theory

What is the name of the book where environmental theory has been mentioned?

• “Notes on Medicine: What it is, What it is not”

• “Notes on Nursing: What it is, What it is not”

• “Notes on Nursing: What it is not, What it is”

• “Notes on Medicine: What it is not, What it is”

Nightingale believed that which element had a healing effect and helped prevent 'hospitalism'?

• Artificial light

• Sunlight

• Warm water

• Quiet environments

According to Nightingale's Environmental Theory, what is crucial to prevent infection?

• Limiting patient interaction

• Proper nutrition

• Cleanliness and frequent handwashing

• Providing entertainment

In the context of Nightingale's Environmental Theory, why is the 'Social Environment' important?

• It ensures patients have access to entertainment.

• It allows patients to interact with their family members frequently.

• Social interactions and supportive relationships contribute to healing.

• It provides opportunities for patients to engage in community activities.

Nightingale’s Environmental Theory includes the principle of 'Light.' What did she advocate for in this context?

• The use of bright artificial lighting in all hospital areas

• The incorporation of natural light in patient rooms

• The use of dim lighting to create a calm atmosphere

• Limiting the exposure to light to prevent eye strain

In the context of Nightingale's Environmental Theory, what is the significance of proper ventilation in patient care?

• It primarily helps in reducing hospital energy costs.

• It ensures the aesthetic appeal of hospital spaces.

• It plays a crucial role in preventing the spread of airborne diseases and maintaining a clean air supply.

• It is only important in operating rooms.

When was Florence Nightingale born?

• May 12, 1820

• April 10, 1830

• June 1, 1815

• March 5, 1840

What personal challenge did Florence Nightingale face later in her life that impacted her ability to work?

• Blindness

• Tuberculosis

• Chronic brucellosis infection

• Rheumatoid arthritis