The nurse, giving direction to a nursing assistant for client care, realizes that which of the following nurse leaders opposed the movement to put untrained nursing aides under the control of physicians during World War I?
a. Clara Barton
b. Isabel Hampton Robb
c. Annie Goodrich
d. Jane Delano
ANS: D
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