Exam 5: Issues of Gender and Diversity in Nursing

The challenge to traditional patriarchal family structures represents an inherent challenge to which following aspect of nursing?

Reflective feminism of the 1980s had a profound impact on the nursing profession and resulted in new value being placed on nursing as a profession. Which of the following outcomes was one result of this new value placed on nursing?

Which following fundamental ideal does feminism espouse?

Feminism is an outgrowth of reactions against which of the following?

Which of the following is a major barrier to men entering the nursing profession?

Which nurse is noted for her early emphasis on the importance of assisting people to regain abilities and resume usual activities?

Which of the following is a health problem that historically was emphasized in most nursing curricula?

Which type of research design would you expect to see in a feminist research study?

Research that has studied strategies to recruit and retain nursing students from diverse populations recommends that recruitment efforts should begin at which following educational level?

What is the approximate proportion of male nurses in Canada?

Which of the following would be an effective strategy for retaining students from diverse populations once they are enrolled in a nursing program?

Which feminist framework is seen as liberating nursing from the narrow environment of the individual and family to the environmentally conscious setting of the larger world?

Which represents a historical deterrent for men entering the nursing profession?

Which of the following reflects the liberal feminist stance as identified by Chinn and Wheeler in 1985?

Which following group describes the first nurses that came to Canada to care for the sick?