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Flashcards by Greta Westwood, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Greta Westwood
almost 11 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| Where did Florence Nightingale train? | Kaiserworth hospital, Germany |
| What did Florence Nightingale do during the Crimean War? | She led a team of nurses at the military hospital in Scutari |
| What was Florence Nightingale able to do in London, 1860 ? | Establish the 'Nightingale school for nurses' |
| How was the 'Nightingale school for nurses' paid for? | From the money donated by the public |
| What did Florence Nightingale write over 200 books on? | Hospital design and organisation |
| What did Florence Nightingale do at Scutari Military Hospital? | She organised the care at Scutari Military Hospital, emphasising cleanliness and fresh air |
| What did Florence Nightingale believe in? | Miasma theory |
| As a result of Florence Nightingale's work in Scutari, the death rate fell from...to... | From 42% to 2% ! |
| How did people find out about Nightingale's work? | Through Newspapers |
| How many languages was Florence Nightingale's 'Notes for Nursing' translated into? | 11 |
| What was Florence Nightingale influential for in 1861? | Helping to set up the training school for midwives at Kings College Hospital |
| Initially, what were the doctor's reactions to Florence Nightingale (in Scutari) | She was initially opposed by the doctors in Scutari |
| What made it hard for Elizabeth Garret- Anderson to become a qualified doctor? | -Medical schools would not accept women -She stopped from attending lectures |
| Who finally accepted Elizabeth Garret-Anderson and gave her a certificate so she could become a qualified doctor? + What date was this? | The Society of Apothecaries - in 1865 |
| Who helped Anderson to become a qualified doctor by taking the Society of Apothecaries to court? | Her dad |
| What did Anderson found in London, 1872? | 'The New hospital for Women' |
| What date did Anderson help to set up 'The London School for Medicine for Women?' | 1874 |
| Why was it hard for women to become doctors? | They faced opposition from male students |
| Why did women face opposition? | Male students thought: -They weren't intelligent enough -Too emotional for dissections -Patients wouldn't take them seriously |
| What date was there an Act of Parliament that allowed women to enter the Medical Profession? | 1876 |
| What was nursing like by the 1830s? | Most nurses were poor and uneducated as it wasn't seen as a respectable career |
| At what date were women allowed to qualify as doctors in British Universities? | 1877 |
| What invention led to a decline in the role of women in midwifery in the 17th century? | The invention of Forceps |
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