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jeatrice

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Florence Nightingale contributed to nursing in many different ways. The student nurse has an understanding of the history of nursing when she does which of the following?
 
  a. Educates another student about the efforts of Florence Nightingale to promote research
  b. States that Nightingale is responsible for minor contributions to the early education of nurses
  c. Believes that Nightingale was not involved in the theory of nursing
  d. States that Nightingale did not assist in the development of the nursing process

Question 2

A student understands the contributions of Clara Barton when she states, Clara Barton
 
  a. is known as the Lady with the Lamp.
  b. fought for women's rights.
  c. is known as the Angel of the Battlefield.
  d. was America's first trained nurse.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C



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