Florence Nightingale's Early Life

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Florence Nightingale's family supported her desire to become a nurse.

False (B)

What motivated Florence Nightingale to serve the sick and dying?

  • A desire for personal wealth and fame
  • She wanted to prove that women could work in any profession
  • She wanted to go against her family's wishes
  • She believed service to humankind was service to God (correct)

What was the general perception of nurses during Florence Nightingale's time?

Nurses were generally viewed as unclean, uneducated, and poorly compensated.

Florence Nightingale was born in ______.

<p>1820</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Florence Nightingale

An influential pioneer in nursing born in 1820.

Nursing Profession

A career focused on caring for the sick, initially viewed negatively.

Training for Nurses

Education and skills development required to become a nurse.

Nursing Education Duration

Typically requires several years of study to become a nurse.

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Nursing Workplaces

Nurses work in various settings, not just hospitals.

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Study Notes

Florence Nightingale's Early Life

  • Born in 1820 into a wealthy family
  • Desired to dedicate her life to serving the sick and dying (believed service to humanity was service to God)
  • Her wish wasn't initially supported by her family
  • Nursing wasn't considered a respectable profession in that era
  • Nurses received poor training, were often unclean, and were paid very little.

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