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Again, one nurse cannot open the door without making everything rattle.
Nurse must observe for herself increase of patient's weakness, patient will not tell her. Head in charge must see to House Hygiene, not do it herself. The commemoration of Florence Nightingale is controversial. Desperate desire in the sick to "see out of the window. Nightingale were, for their day, little short of revolutionary. Real knowledge of the laws of health alone can check this. Every nurse ought to be careful to wash her hands very frequently during the day.
Florence decided that she must train to be a nurse. Heavy, thick, dark window or bed curtains should, however, hardly ever be used for any kind of sick in this country. Nightingale found the conditions in the army hospital in Scutari appalling.
Again, one nurse cannot open the door without making everything rattle. Surely nothing stronger can be adduced to prove what use leading questions are of, and what they lead to. All this is what ought to make part, and an essential part, of the training of every nurse. Clean water, clean hands, fresh air, and healthy foods to nourish. Nurses of tomorrow, in our midst today, developing our vocation.
In the case of infants, everything must depend upon the accurate observation of the nurse or mother who has to report. Or children will be put into that room, without previous preparation, to sleep. If, then, every woman must at some time or other of her life, become a nurse, i. Of the sufferings of disease, disease not always the cause. This was Florence Nightingale during the Crimean War. There is, again, a faintness, which does not betray itself by the colour at all, or in which the patient becomes brown instead of white.
