During the Crimean War, Florence Nightingale initiated the implementation of her principles of nursing practice. Which of the following represent the foundation of her nursing practice?
a. working around the clock
b. cleanliness, good nutrition, and fresh air
c. bed rest, limited activity, and hand hygiene
d. carrying oil lamps to illuminate the care setting
B
Nightingale's major accomplishments include demonstrating the value of nursing care in reducing morbidity and mortality rates during the Crimean War; advocating the principles of cleanliness, good nutrition, and fresh air as important to health and healing; and developing public awareness of the need for educated nurses.
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