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    On May 12, 1820 Florence Nightingale was born into a wealthy family located in Florence, Italy. In her family it was frowned upon to work outside the home, but as she grew up she often helped the poor and ill in her village. In Spring of 1844 Florence eventually came to conclusion that being a nurse was her God-given calling. Most people today would call becoming a nurse as a good goal, but back then it was the idea was considered impossible. The hospitals were a place where people avoided and it

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    Florence Nightingale Florence Nightingale is considered to be one of the most influential theorist in nursing history. Her ground breaking evidence based practices have lead the way in patient care. This paper will discuss her professional experience, environmental theory, philosophies and her extraordinary impact in the healthcare world. Personal and professional background of the theorist Florence Nightingale was born to a wealthy and well educated family during the Victorian era. Nightingale’s

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    She collected $50,000 by 1860 and the Nightingale School and Home for Nurses was established. Because of having 'Crimean Fever' from her work in crimea, she was not able to be the superintendant, but instead closely watched the progress of the institution. Not only did florence Nightingale revolutionize the world by nursing by establishing nursing schools and emphasizing

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    In the military, soldiers are required to follow the orders of their superior even if it would result in certain death. This is what happened with the Light Brigade during the battle of Balaclava. Six hundred men charging towards the enemy, even though they were greeted with hail of bullets. It was fatal and bloody, causing a lot of lives to be lost. In fact, an estimated two hundred and seventy-eight men of the Light Brigade were killed. The poem, “The Charge of the Light Brigade” by Alfred, Lord

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    Initially, there have been many times that one procedure cannot produce the right outcome for what they are intended. Most times that system needs to be advanced or improved from the original. Canning is a procedure of disinfecting and sealing foods in airtight canister to conserve them. Before they invented canning their was limited methods for storing food. The techniques often difficult to make correctly and they drastically changed the freshness of the product. The discovery of Nicolas

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    For the first time, female nurses were used on the battlefield to aid wounded soldiers and provide medical care. Florence Nightingale was the first British female nurse who administered medical care on the battlefields of the Crimean War. Liberal reform movements in Britain tended to be more modern, especially the suffragette movement. Suffragettes protested for equality in all aspects of life including equality and equal opportunity in the military. Furthermore, many young soldiers

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    Hemingway chose a unique approach to his story. Many short stories are filled with formal speech. However, Hemingway presented to us his story, without using exquisite words or elongated sentences. His writing was direct and minimal, but also precise. The author allowed us to create our own environment, by playing off common experiences in everyday life. By doing that he produced an atmosphere that can easily be fashioned and manipulated by the reader in order to create a relatable surrounding.

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    Emilie du Châtelet was born into French nobility on December 17, 1706, Because of this, Emilie was able to get an education and have access to well known Scholars to assist her in her study's. One of the most influential being Louis de Mauoertuis, “He was one of the most leading mathematician and astronomers of Emilie's day” (Cattie). Emilie's love for academics grew with the encouragement of a family friend and praise from her father, By the age of twelve Emilie was fluent

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    In this Essay I will show how the Tennyson and Armitage present conflict in two very different ways. Both of them talk about one of the most tragic events in the history in two different time eras. Tennyson represents conflict by telling a story on the other hand Armitage questions the reader into making them feel guilty about the event. Both poems use two different methods to create the voice of the poem to make the reader feel a certain way. Tennyson narrates the poem from a third person perspective

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    The Trailblazing Aspect of Notes on Nursing As the “mother” of modern nursing, Florence Nightingale introduced the revolutionary nursing theories and methods related to home health, holistic health, health prevention and maintenance, cleanliness, and patient management. Her directives involve nursing practices and healthcare process, which are widely applicable today. The trailblazing aspect of Nightingale’s Notes is her contribution to the design of healthcare facilities. At the beginning of Notes

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