Do you agree with the view that Mary Seacole, not Florence Nightingale was the real ‘Angel of Mercy’ during the Crimean war? Sources R and V both allude to the qualities that both women exhibited during the course of the Crimean war. Source R describes the caring nature of Seacole and the way in which she looked after the troops. This can be depicted from the quotations ‘a kind and successful physician’ and ‘more tender or skilful hand about a wound or broken limb could not be found among our best surgeons’. These quotations not only outline Seacole’s gentle nature but also her skill as a nurse.
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Thirdly the general extent role of the Canadian played as a contributor to the war. The world’s wars were events in history that helped society move towards accepting women in non-traditional roles. Women’s roles in both wars were very limited. During World War I, women weren’t allowed to participate directly in battle. They served as Red Cross Ambulance drivers in France and Belgium carrying wounded soldiers between trains from the western front to hospitals.
She also give example to the reader that obyes is the main problem of strock , cadiovascular failurer , high or low blood pressure . She explain when they are in a collage her friend Elizabeth was totally normal at the begining but when she start to eat kind of junk food stop doing exercise she gain her weight.Her friend tries to convence her to do exrecise but Elizabeth denai to do so. Afters yeare of seperation MD kaufman mate her friend again she looks totally different . Elizabeth told her she diabeties started on her when she was pregnant nad stil she have it. Kaufman mate her after long time so she dont like to make her upset but she want to bring her friend back to
There, officials of the International Red Cross, organized in 1864, urged her to seek United States agreement to the Geneva Convention recognizing the work of the Red Cross; the powerful U.S. Sanitary Commission had been unable to obtain it. But before Barton could turn to the task, the Franco-Prussian War began. She offered her services to the Grand Duchess of Baden in administering military hospitals. Her most original idea (developed further in later situations) was to put needy Strasbourg women to work sewing garments for pay. Later, with the French defeated and Paris held by the Commune, she entered the starving city to distribute food and clothing.
Nursing Code Provisions Two examples of how provisions from a nursing code of ethics have influenced my practice are provisions one and two. Provision one states, “The nurse, in all professional relationships, practices with compassion and respect for the inherent dignity, worth, and uniqueness of every individual, unrestricted by considerations of social or economic status, person attributes, or the nature of health problems.” (“Code of Ethics,” 2014) Recently I cared for a young woman who suffered a PEA arrest (Pulseless electrical activity) secondary to a pulmonary embolism. Her PEA arrest had left her in a vegetative state due to her anoxic brain injury. She and her husband were both very religious and believed in life. Most of the nurses I work with thought the family was being unreasonable stating, “If it were my family member, I would not want his or her life prolonged.” Despite what the nurse believes in, it is important to not disrespect what the family believes in
She got rid of the restrictive clothing and in her later years, wore men's clothing when she lectured about Women's Rights. Sometime in June 1855, Mary joined a small group of women doctors when she graduated from Syracuse Medical College. Syracuse was the nation's first medical school and took in men and women equally. She graduated at 21 when she took three 13-week semesters of medical training that she had to pay $55 for each
Not only did Blackwell have a governess but also a private tutors to held aide in her intellectual development. The idea to pursue medical school came to Blackwell when her friend who was dying said that in her opinion that a female physician would have made her treatments more comfortable. In 1845 Blackwell began perusing medical school but she didn’t know where it would be or how she would pay for it. So Elizabeth took a job teaching at a music academy in Asheville, NC with the goal of saving the $3000 needed for Medical School. While trying to gain entry to medical school many Physicians told her to either go to Paris or disguise herself as a man.
Blackwell opened her own dispensary in a single rented room, seeing patients three afternoons a week. The dispensary was formed into a corporation in 1854 and moved to a small house she bought on 15th Street. Her sister, Dr. Emily Blackwell who was the second woman that earned M.D. degree, joined her in 1856 and, together with another friend opened the New York Infirmary for Women and Children in 1857. By establishing this Infirmary, she offered a practical solution to one of the problems facing women who were rejected from internships elsewhere but determined to expand their skills as physicians.
03 Jan. 2013. This source tells you about how the women that want over to Vietnam to help the man that got either got shot wounded or had dieses they would go over and treat them they didn’t call them patients but casualties. The nurses would have little to none training in the medical field on how to do treat them; the older women who was sent over has had then two years of training in the medical field but the others had less then six months of it. The soldiers were being treated for multiple drug addiction during the end of war. American people started setting up drug wards to wean them off all types of drugs like marijuana, opium, amphetamine, cocaine and most common thought out the man was heroin.