After studying nursing history on the Crusades, the nursing student can conclude that the following is the origin of the first nursing pin?
a. Nightingale's badge c. Nun habit garb
b. Maltese cross d. Nutricius medal
B
The Maltese cross worn by the knights and nurses during the Crusades is considered the origin of the nursing pin. Nightingale is noted for the lamp. The nun's habit is considered the origin of the nursing cap. "Nutricius medal" means "nourishing medal"
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