N138- Study Material | Latest 2025 with
Complete Solutions!!
Obregones Nurses - ANSWER - wrote first handbook for nurses
- first time nursing was recognized as a separate discipline because there were practices
that could enhance the outcome
Saint Louise de Marillac - ANSWER - founder of Daughters of Charity
- precursor to public health because she went out into the community to nurse sick in
their homes
Jeanne Mance - ANSWER Established first hospital in North America
Rabia Choraya - ANSWER - Head nurse in Moroccan Army
- Gained recognition by finding wounded in the battle field and caring for them
Friar Juan Mena - ANSWER First identified nurse in the U.S
James Derham - ANSWER - First black nurse
- freed from slavery to nurse the sick
Dorothea Dix - ANSWER - Superintendent of the army
- Nurse and advocate for the mentally ill
Mary Ann Ball (Mother Bickerdyke) - ANSWER - Hospital administrator for union soldiers
during Civil War
, - By the end of the war, she built 300 hospitals and cared for the wounded on 19 battle
fields
- Worked at the Salvation Army in SF after the war
Florence Nightengale - ANSWER - Mother of Modern Nursing
- At age 25, her grandmother became ill and she nursed her igniting her passion
- Completed her training in Germany because her parents didn't approve
- First epidemiologist
- Established training school in London
Mary Mahoney - ANSWER - First black woman to be a nurse
Clara Barton - ANSWER - Known as the "Angel of the Battlefield"
- Founded American Red Cross
Henry Street Settlement - ANSWER - Beginning of Public Health Nursing
Edith Cavell - ANSWER - Nursing supervisor in Belgium for Allied troops
- Joined a secret organization to hide and smuggle soldiers back to safety.
- Killed by firing squad
Margaret Sanger - ANSWER - activist for birth control movement
- linked poverty with lack of choice and too many children
- Opened first planned parenthood
Modern Military Nurses - ANSWER - fully integrated
Complete Solutions!!
Obregones Nurses - ANSWER - wrote first handbook for nurses
- first time nursing was recognized as a separate discipline because there were practices
that could enhance the outcome
Saint Louise de Marillac - ANSWER - founder of Daughters of Charity
- precursor to public health because she went out into the community to nurse sick in
their homes
Jeanne Mance - ANSWER Established first hospital in North America
Rabia Choraya - ANSWER - Head nurse in Moroccan Army
- Gained recognition by finding wounded in the battle field and caring for them
Friar Juan Mena - ANSWER First identified nurse in the U.S
James Derham - ANSWER - First black nurse
- freed from slavery to nurse the sick
Dorothea Dix - ANSWER - Superintendent of the army
- Nurse and advocate for the mentally ill
Mary Ann Ball (Mother Bickerdyke) - ANSWER - Hospital administrator for union soldiers
during Civil War
, - By the end of the war, she built 300 hospitals and cared for the wounded on 19 battle
fields
- Worked at the Salvation Army in SF after the war
Florence Nightengale - ANSWER - Mother of Modern Nursing
- At age 25, her grandmother became ill and she nursed her igniting her passion
- Completed her training in Germany because her parents didn't approve
- First epidemiologist
- Established training school in London
Mary Mahoney - ANSWER - First black woman to be a nurse
Clara Barton - ANSWER - Known as the "Angel of the Battlefield"
- Founded American Red Cross
Henry Street Settlement - ANSWER - Beginning of Public Health Nursing
Edith Cavell - ANSWER - Nursing supervisor in Belgium for Allied troops
- Joined a secret organization to hide and smuggle soldiers back to safety.
- Killed by firing squad
Margaret Sanger - ANSWER - activist for birth control movement
- linked poverty with lack of choice and too many children
- Opened first planned parenthood
Modern Military Nurses - ANSWER - fully integrated
