Florence Nightingale

Florence Nightingale was also known as the lady in the lamp.

she invented a refrigerator and many More things like clothes

she fear of disease

Florence Nightingale's eyes were brown.

The headgear worn by nurses back in Florence Nightingale's day and still today is called a cap, or nurses' cap.

Nurses' caps were originally designed to keep the hair in place; famous illustrations from Nightingale's time, in the 1800s show nurses wearing these caps. The origin of the style came from nuns' habits, nuns of course being traditionally the earliest leaders of the nursing profession, and the entire nurses' uniform, including the cap, was intended to represent professionalism (not previously altogether evident among lay nurses until Nightingale's time) and also for ease of laundering.

Up until the mid-to-late twentieth century, nurses' caps were a very visible part of the hierarchy in the profession, with junior students starting off with a plain style which became increasingly elaborate or more highly-styled as the student progressed from one level to the next, in a similar way to the status shown by the habit worn by each particular level of nun. The particular level a nurse had attained was instantly identifiable by the headgear.

Caps have remained widely in use, but in many areas were more or less discontinued by the 1990s for reasons, it was said, of hygiene, which appears illogical; more probably for fashion and status reasons. Nurses' caps have remained in continual use by the military of many countries.

With the increase in the proportion of men entering the profession, the nurses' cap also came to be considered somewhat redundant, and the entire uniform was in some places replaced by theatre-style scrubs.

More traditional nurses' caps have been and are being reintroduced in some hospitals, mainly for women and for identification purposes, but also because they are considered to look smart and attractive as part of a uniform.

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She spent all of her time just comforting everybody and gave them better equipment.

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florence was born 1820 and died 1910

Why Italy?

Growth of cities and city-states

Late Medieval trade routes

Rich and powerful merchant patrons

Justified money by supporting religious artists

Technical innovations in art

Weak Church

Pope was in France

Church was self-absorbed

Only interested in money

"Geography is destiny" -Proximity to sea and trade routes

Middleman in trade

Middle east to Europe

Towns in Italy wealthiest

Concentration of money in wealthy elite

Florence

10% families controlled 90% of the wealth

Artisans and craftsmen and a stagnant economy

Plague due to famine

Declining population

Food was not a profitable investment

Wealth channeled towards artisans and craftsman and luxury goods

Refined trades

Gold

Glassmaking

Focused on Italian city states

Italian city states

Weak popes/church

No strong kings

Various kinds of governments

Merchant oligarchies

Florence

Republic

Venice

Some of Florence

Despot princes

Milan

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1953,October 3,Denver Colorado

Florence Nightingale had 13 siblings. I am her greatx27 grand daughter. :)

Ya mum did have siblings

She became famous because, she saved thousands and thousands of lives during the crimean war! the hospitals back then were in a disgusting manner, blood, poo, rotting limbs were just lying on the bedsheets and the floor, florence helped all the hospitals by washing the floor and sheets, cleaning up wounds and showing the correct way, heal/help someone in need of assistance! During the war she was later known as the lady with the lamp, because as there was no electricity, and it was always dark in the hospitals so, she would carry around a candle, where ever she went! she was a real hero!

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During the Crimean War when she was young she felt as if God was calling on her to help others so she nursed in he Crimean War in 1854.

she invented medicine that cured the ill .. it was called florence

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'A disciplined group of individuals who adhere to high ethical standards and uphold themselves to, and are accepted by, the public as possessing special knowledge and skills in a widely recognised, organised body of learning derived from education and training at a high level, and who are prepared to exercise this knowledge and these skills in the interest of others. Inherent in this definition is the concept that the responsibility for the welfare, health and safety of the community shall take precedence over other considerations.' Another consideration is that there needs to exist one or more organizations that provide certification credentials that can be audited by outside people. Lawyers and medical professionals have pretty strict licensing requirements. More and more 'professions' are coming into being. Such professions as 'Project Management' and 'Contract Management' have been created.

she came to England in 1821 and tryed to setal here