Women's Roles as Army Nurses

Related BrainMass Solutions

• Women's Work Patterns - World War II and Cold War

  Women were also staffed as nurses on the battlefields and closer to the Cold War, women began fighting in the wars as soldiers.

• Economic Role of Women in History in 20th Century

  This didn't stop women's economic progress as they began to work more out of the home in numbers never before seen albeit in traditional female jobs such as nurses and teachers.

• Women and Slaves in the Civil War

  , and Missouri, to actually secede from the Union and join the Confederacy African Americans during the Civil War also served in various support roles, such as nurses, cooks, and blacksmiths.

• Women in the Military

  As early in 1775, women served in army in various roles such as water carriers, cooks, laundresses, nurses and saboteurs. The sacrifice of women while in military service was invaluable.

• Normal distribution problem: women's height in military

  Since this percentage is so high, only 1.25% of women are denied to join the Army due to the height restriction. The height requirements for women's soldiers the U.S. Army requires is discussed.

• US Women's Education Post Revolution

  Women's roles in the revolution as nurses, fighters, spies, journalists and providers (they maintained the functionality of small holdings and massive plantations while their husbands, masters or male relations were away at war) opened among themselves

• Advanced Practice Nurse or Family Nurse Practitioner

  There are four roles are: nurse practitioners, nurse anesthetists, nurse midwives, and clinical nurse specialist. Nurse practitioners serve as primary, specialty care providers, diagnosing, and treating illnesses.

• The Freedom Of Colonial Women

  Women also acted as nurses for their communities, and even some as teachers.

• Presentation ideas: History of women's income

  68047 A history of women's income.