Florence Nightingale Flashcards

1
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When was Florence born?

A

1820

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2
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When did she die?

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1910

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3
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What was her profession?

A

She was a nurse

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4
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Which war did she work in?

A

The Crimean War

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5
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When was the Crimean War?

A

October 1853 - November 1856

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What was she most famous for?

A

Making hospitals cleaner, making nursing a professional carreer

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7
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When did she arrive in Turkey?

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November 1854

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8
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Which hospital were the nurses let into?

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An army hospital in Scutari

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9
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Name four issues with the hospitals

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Not enough beds - men laid on the floor - patients weren’t washed or cleaned, no proper toilets, poor and blocked drainage

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10
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What caused the rapid spread of disease?

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dirty bandages, water and beds

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11
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What did she do about the food patients were given?

A

Kitchens were cleaned and a French chef named Alexis Soyer was hired to cook soldiers better meals

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Why was she called ‘the lady with the lamp’?

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At night she would walk around the wards with a lamp, checking on the patients. She sat with dying men and wrote letters for those unable.

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13
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Who asked Florence to go to Crimea?

A

Sydney Herbert - Minister for War

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14
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Some following effects?

A

The Army began training doctors, hospitals were kept cleaner, soldiers were fed and dressed better

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15
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When did Florence open her nursing training school?

A

1860

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16
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What was her school called?

A

The Nightingale Training School for Nurses

17
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Where was the school opened?

A

St. Thomas’s Hospital, London

18
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What happened at St. Thomas’s Hospital in 1860?

A

The Nightingale Training School for Nurses was opened

19
Q

What was her book called?

A

Notes on Nursing

20
Q

When did she write her book?

A

1859

21
Q

What happened in 1907?

A

She was awarded the Order of Merit, the first woman to receive the award.

22
Q

What was the chef called she hired?

A

Alexis Soyer

23
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Who was the Minister for War?

A

Sydney Herbert