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Scutari Hospital

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which individuals helped with nursing in the Crimea war>

a)

Florence Nightingale

b)

Mary Seacole

c)

Betsi Cadwaladr

d)

all of the above

2.

When did the Crimea war start?

a)

October 1850

b)

October 1852

c)

October 1853

d)

October 1854

3.

When did the Crimea war end?

a)

February 1855

b)

December 1855

c)

January 1856

d)

February 1856

4.

Which countries was Britain in alliance with in the Crimea war?


Select all those that apply

a)

Ottoman Empire

b)

Russia

c)

France

d)

Sardinia

5.

What weapon had muskets been replaced with?

a)

cannons

b)

rifles

c)

war ships

d)

sabers

6.

The Crimea use saw a decrease in the use of cavalry


True or false?

a)

True

b)

false

7.

How many British soldiers were killed in the charge of the Light Brigade?

a)

122

b)

140

c)

153

d)

156

8.

What was the mortality rate of the war?

a)

1 in 3

b)

1 in 5

c)

1 in 10

d)

1 in 50

9.

What was the biggest killer of soldiers in Crimea?

a)

infection

b)

artillery

c)

bullets

d)

hypothermia

10.

Why did the British have limited ambulances?

a)

lack of money

b)

over confidence

c)

shortage of shipping space

11.

When would the British collect their wounded from the battle field?

a)

once the fighting had ended

b)

Whilst the fighting was happening

c)

As soon as it was practicable

12.

Where were the British Base hospitals?

a)

Balaclava

b)

Constantinople

c)

Britain

13.

How long was the journey injured soldiers had to take by boat to Scutari?

a)

5 days

b)

a week

c)

10 days

d)

2 weeks

14.

Why was the biggest problem that made sanitation so bad at Scutari Hospital

a)

It was built on a sewer

b)

There was no sewer

c)

Wards were not regularly cleaned

d)

lack of clean water

15.

Which statement best describes societies view of nursing before Florence Nightingale?

a)

well trained professionals

b)

unskilled lazy women unable to do any other job

c)

hard working women with limited skills

16.

How many doctors per hundred men did Lord Raglan think would be sufficient?

a)

1

b)

4

c)

10

d)

20

17.

Why was there limited use of anaesthetics?

a)

hadn't been discovered yet

b)

too expensive

c)

insufficient supplies

d)

doctors unskilled in using them

18.

What percentage of patients died from dysentery?

a)

25%

b)

33%

c)

40%

d)

50%

19.

Which infectious diseases were problematic in the summer?


Tick all those that apply

a)

Malaria

b)

Gangrene

c)

Typhus

d)

Cholera

20.

Which newspaper did William Howard Russel work for?

a)

The Times

b)

The London Times

c)

The Express

d)

The Daily Mail

21.

What event did the newspapers write about that led to action from the government?

a)

Charge of the Light Brigade

b)

Siege of Sevastopol

c)

The Thin red line

d)

Battle of Sinop

22.

Who wrote to Florence Nightingale asking for her help?

a)

Queen Victoria

b)

Prince Albert

c)

Lord Raglan

d)

Sidney Herbert

23.

How old was Florence Nightingale when she decided she wanted to be a nurse

a)

16

b)

18

c)

21

d)

25

24.

What did Florence Nightingale receive in 1907?

a)

MBE

b)

Order of Merit

c)

Nobel Prize

d)

Iron Cross

25.

How many nurses did Nightingale take with her to Scutari?

a)

14

b)

26

c)

38

d)

52

26.

What further support did the London times give Florence Nightingale?

a)

editorial support in articles back home

b)

financial backing

c)

influence over the government

27.

What was the first thing Nightingale bought for Scutari?

a)

soap

b)

cups and glasses

c)

200 Turkish towels

d)

food

28.

Why was Nightingale known as the 'Lady with the Lamp?

a)

She had lots of bright ideas

b)

she wandered wards at night

c)

she introduced lights to ward

29.

How did Nightingale segregate patients in Scutari?

a)

be severity of illness

b)

depending on their illness

c)

their wealth

d)

their army rank

30.

'Nightingale only focused her improvements on patient's clinical need'


True or false

a)

True

b)

false

31.

'The death rate went up in the time Florence Nightingale made her changes'


True or false?

a)

True

b)

False

32.

True or false?


'Florence Nightingale stopped her work when she returned to Britian'

a)

true

b)

false

33.

William Farr and Thomas Graham Balfour worked with Nightingale in the Royal Commission to analyse the armies data. Who was the third member?

a)

Sidney Herbert

b)

John Sutherland

c)

Dr Andrew Smith

34.

What was the average mortality rate of soldiers in the Crimea war shown by the Royal Commission?

a)

40%

b)

50%

c)

60%

d)

70%

35.

What was the name of the diagram Nightingale used to evidence avoidable deaths

a)

The Rose Diagram

b)

Pie chart

c)

Scatter graph

36.

In Nightingale's view what should hospitals keep a record of?

a)

duration of hospital treatment

b)

numbers of those who died vs. recovered

c)

Food and drink consumed

d)

exercise taken

37.

'Nightingale believed healthcare should be available to everyone regardless of cost'


True or false?

a)

true

b)

false

38.

What did Nightingale do in 1860?

a)

set up the Royal Commission

b)

set up the First Nursing school

c)

published the book 'Notes on Hospital

39.

How did Nightingale believe wards could be improved?

a)

increased ventilation

b)

improving drainage

c)

providing light and warmth

d)

all of the above

40.

What year was St Thomas' Hospital rebuilt to Nightingale's 'pavilion principle'?

a)

1861

b)

1863

c)

1868

d)

1872

41.

Owing to the advancement in Germ theory what was included into Nightingale's ward plans?

a)

ward toilet and sinks

b)

isolation rooms

c)

larger windows

42.

What was Nightingale's school was the first to give nurses?


Check all those that apply

a)

free accommodation

b)

decent pay

c)

sick leave

d)

free health care

43.

Which university was the first School of Midwifery set up at?

a)

Kings College London

b)

London School of Economics

c)

Oxford University

d)

Exeter University