Why is it important to be hygienic?
In this lesson, we will learn about hygiene and Florence Nightingale's role in reimagining hygiene in hospitals.
Why is it important to be hygienic?
In this lesson, we will learn about hygiene and Florence Nightingale's role in reimagining hygiene in hospitals.
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Key learning points
- Defining germs and hygiene
- Florence Nightingale and hygienic hospital practices
- Mould investigation
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4 Questions
Q1.
In which stage do we learn to walk?
adult
baby
Q2.
Choose the correct order for the last three stages of life:
adult - teenage - elderly
toddler - child - teenager
Q3.
In which stage do we get spots and grow more hair on our body?
adult
baby
Q4.
Which of these is NOT something that an adult needs to do in order to take care of a baby?
Give it lots of love
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4 Questions
Q1.
Which word fits best in the blank in this sentence: Washing our hands is a ________ thing to do.
hygiene
Q2.
When was Florence Nightingale born?
1620
1720
Q3.
Which of the following is NOT something you would find in hospitals these days?
Clean sheets on the beds
Healthy meals
Q4.
Which of these would you have seen in hospitals in the 1700s? Tick three.
clean sheets on the beds