Florence Nightingale - Scutari Hospital part 2

The transcript details a woman's efforts to improve hospital conditions during a challenging time. She faced resistance from male surgeons but eventually convinced them to adopt better practices. She introduced a laundry for hygiene, improved nutrition for patients, and created educational resources. When the army refused to help rebuild a ward, she funded it herself. Her work gained media attention, and she felt her mission was complete, deciding to return home.

What was the initial reaction of the surgeons to the narrator's suggestions on improving amputation practices?

• They were resistant to being advised by a woman.

• They were indifferent to the suggestions.

• They immediately accepted the suggestions.

• They were eager to implement the changes.

What was one of the key improvements made to enhance patient recovery?

• Increasing the number of staff.

• Improving the quality of food provided.

• Reducing the number of patients per ward.

• Introducing a new type of medication.

Why was a laundry system introduced in the facility?

• To save money on laundry services.

• To ensure cleanliness of sheets and towels.

• To reduce the workload of the staff.

• To provide employment to local workers.

What additional facilities were created for the intellectual stimulation of patients?

• A cinema and theater.

• A gym and sports area.

• A classroom and library.

• A music room and art studio.

How did the narrator address the issue of a ward needing reconstruction?

• Organized a fundraising event.

• Requested additional funds from the army.

• Asked for donations from the public.

• Paid for the reconstruction personally.