Early Life
How did Florence Nightingale get her name?
She was named after Florence, Italy, the place where she was born.
FALSE! They were against her decision, as it was a profession for "lower-class" people
In what city did Florence Nightingale establish her school of Nursing?
London
Why is the Environmental Theory of importance? What does it aim to do? What is the correlation that Florence Nightingale found?
-The act of utilizing the patient's environment to assist him in his recovery
- A healthy environment is fundamental for healing
- Promotes creating safe environments that help promote good healing, good health, and well being for patients
Who homeschooled Florence and her sister?
Her father, William Shore Nightingale
Where did Florence's nursing school journey begin?
Kaiserwerth, Germany
What did Florence Nightingale aim to teach her students?
- Her environmental theory
- Aimed to produce nurses who were educated and could teach others the profession
What are the five components of the Environmental Theory?
- Fresh Air
- Pure Water
- Efficient drainage
- Cleanliness
-Light
TRUE or FALSE: Florence excelled in all subjects, especially foreign language
True!
Florence was known as the ____, because she rounded every night on each patient during the Crimean War
Lady with the Lamp
What hospital did Florence Nightingale create her school of nursing?
Saint Thomas Hospital
Give an example of how the environmental theory is used today.
Any example is a correct answer! :)
Florence's sister's name, Pantherope, is the Greek translation of what Italian city?
Naples
Two-thirds! Thanks to her knowledge on infection control
In what year did Florence Nightingale open her school of nursing
1860
Give an example how the environmental theory is used today?
Any example is correct :)
Philanthropy work! She had a passion for caring for those who lived around the family estate
Florence nightingale denied what type of proposal in order to fulfill her dreams of becoming a nurse?
By the end of the 19th century how nurses did Florence Nightingale's school certify
Almost 2,000 nurses
Mother of modern nursing