Exam 2: Nursing in Canada, 1600 to the Present: a Brief Account

Which countries were the first charter members of the International Council of Nurses (ICN), formed in 1899?

Which following group represents the first nurses in Canada who tended to the sick?

Which of the following was the first completely Canadian national organization of nurses?

Which leading figure in British nursing helped establish legislation for the registration of nurses, to raise the standard of professional nursing?

Which province in Canada had a seminary, a hospital, and a convent before it had a population?

Communicable disease took a major toll on the health of the nuns who first worked in Quebec to care for the sick. In which year did the worst recorded smallpox epidemic-during which more than 25% of the nuns died-take place?

In what year did the journal Canadian Nurse begin publication?

As the co-founder of the city of Montreal, and a highly respected "nurse," who is considered one of the most celebrated nurses in Canadian history?

To which province did the Grey Nuns travel first while opening up Western Canada to health care?

Which following period is referred to as the advent of modern nursing in Canada?

Which of the following was a criterion for membership in The Nurses' Associated Alumnae of the United States and Canada?

What action did the British take to help protect the Canadian population from the dramatic increases in epidemic diseases that occurred with increased immigration in the 1800s?

Which following report provided the first evidence of concern about disease prevention and health maintenance at the federal government level, thereby aiding the public health nursing movement?

The story of the early colonization of which area in Canada parallels the development of nursing?

Approximately how many Canadian nurses participated in active service during World War I?