History of American Red Cross Nursing
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Upon signal all helpless patients' beds were to be lowered to the floor by folding under the legs of each cot. One medical officer wrote in the order book, "Flatten all helpless patients." Other wounded, nurses and men were to go into the nearest airi. One nurse stayed with her patients who were so tied up to frames that their beds could not be lowered. When the hum of Boche engines and machine-gun fire plainly indicated that they were over- head a Tommy with a fractured femur and one broken ar...m called, "Sister !" She hastened to his side. He pleaded with her to go to a place of safety. When she assured him she was not afraid, he tried with his one good arm to push her under the adjoining bed.
Many of the nurses sat on the hillside at Dannes Camiers and watched the destruction of nearby Staples. No member of Base Hospital No. 12 was, however, injured.
Before summarizing the value of the service rendered by the six American base hospitals assigned to the British, it may be of interest to include a statement of the size and strength of the British military nursing service, both professional and volunteer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon signal all helpless patients' beds were to be lowered to the floor by folding under the legs of each cot. One medical officer wrote in the order book, "Flatten all helpless patients." Other wounded, nurses and men were to go into the nearest airi. One nurse stayed with her patients who were so tied up to frames that their beds could not be lowered. When the hum of Boche engines and machine-gun fire plainly indicated that they were over- head a Tommy with a fractured femur and one broken ar...m called, "Sister !" She hastened to his side. He pleaded with her to go to a place of safety. When she assured him she was not afraid, he tried with his one good arm to push her under the adjoining bed.
Many of the nurses sat on the hillside at Dannes Camiers and watched the destruction of nearby Staples. No member of Base Hospital No. 12 was, however, injured.
Before summarizing the value of the service rendered by the six American base hospitals assigned to the British, it may be of interest to include a statement of the size and strength of the British military nursing service, both professional and volunteer.
What to read after History of American Red Cross Nursing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dock, Lavinia L., 1858-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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