2025届高考英语语篇填空拔高特训之5.12国际护士节专篇

2025届高考英语语篇填空拔高特训之5.12国际护士节专篇 A International Nurses Day (IND) 1. (establish) in memory of Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing and nursing education. Florence Nightingale (May 12, 1820-13 August 2010) was a female nurse in England. During the Crimean War from 1854 to 1856, she led 38 nurses to the front line 2. (participate) in patient care, established a hospital administrator system, improved the quality of care, 3. rapidly reduced the mortality rate of patients. In 1860, she founded the first nursing school in London, 4. (gradual) leading the nursing industry towards professionalization and scientization, and promoting the development of nursing work and nursing education in Western European 5. (country) and around the world. Nightingale wrote a monograph on nursing experience, 6. (include) the "Notes on Nursing". In 1912, to commemorate Nightingale's contributions 7. nursing work, the International Council of Nurses (ICN) designated May 12th as International Nurses' Day. Between 1854 and 1856, there was a fierce battle between the Anglo French coalition and Tsarist Russia. Nightingale, 8. worked as the head nurse at a hospital in the UK, led 38 nurses to the front line to participate in nursing care for patients. Due to the chaotic medical management and poor quality of care at that time, the mortality rate of patients was as high as 42%. In this situation, Nightingale made up his mind to improve the hygiene conditions of the ward and strengthen the care and nutrition of patients. Six months 9. (late), the mortality rate of hospital patients decreased to 2.2%. This story has spread throughout Europe. In 1860, she founded the world's first formal nursing school in London, England. Her nurse work monograph has become a fundamental textbook for hospital management and nurse education. Given that Nightingale promoted the 10. (develop) of nursing work and nurse education around the world, she is known as the "founder of modern nursing". B In 1912, the International Council of Nurses designated the birth day of Nightingale, May 12th, as International Nurses' Day, 1. (aim) to inspire nurses to inherit and carry forward the glorious tradition of nursing, treat every patient with "love, 2. (patient), care, and responsibility", and do a good job in nursing work. 3. (original) known as "Hospital Day", also known as "Nightingale Day", it is known as "International Nurses' Day" in China. On this day, vigorously promoting nursing work and encouraging nurses 4. (learn) the humanitarian spirit of saving lives and helping injuries has become a grand event in the nursing community around the world. Florence Nightingale is proficient in mathematics, proficient in four languages: English, French, German, and Italian. In addition to classical literature, she is also proficient in 5. (nature) sciences, history, and philosophy, and excels in music and painting. After studying nursing in Germany, She worked at a hospital in London. Nightingale and 38 nurses went to work at the Crimean Field Hospital on October 21, 1854. Becoming the head nurse of the hospital, known 6. the "Angel of Crimea" or "Lantern Goddess". 7. June 15, 1860, Nightingale established the world's first nursing school in London. The International Nurses Day was established to commemorate Florence Nightingale, the founder of the nursing profession, the pioneer of British nursing and the founder of modern nursing education. The Nightingale Prize is the 8. (high) honor award of the International Committee of the Red Cross for outstanding contributions in the nursing industry. In 1907, the International Red Cross established the Nightingale Prize at the 8th International Red Cross Conference, and it was first awarded at the 9th International Red Cross Conference 9. (hold) in Washington in 1912. The award 10. (present) every 2 years, with a maximum of 50 participants each time. C In 1991, Article 2 of the Florence Nightingale Medal Rules 2. (adopt) by the Budapest Congress of the International Committee of the Red Cross stated that medals can 2. (award) to male and female nurses and volunteer nursing staff 3. have made outstanding achievements in peacetime or wartime. The May 12th, is known as International nurses day, this day 4. (set)up in memory of Florence Nightingale,who is the legend in the field of medicine. From 1854 to 1856, there was a war between Anglo-French allied force and Russia, many soldiers died in this world due 5. poor caring condition. As a nurse, Nightingale made up her mind 6. (change) this situation. She and others nurses paid more attention to the wounded nursing and nutrition. After half year of hard working, the death rate had dropped down to 2.2%, then the whole Europe knew about this. In the year of 1860, she set up the first nurse school in England, and cultivated many excellent nurses. Because of her 7. (contribute), lots of patients recovered soon.  Nightingale was born to a wealthy upper-class family, at a time when women of her class 8. (expect) to focus on marriage and child bearing. Unitarian religious inspiration led her to devote her life to 9. (serve)others, both directly and as a reformer. Nightingale rejected proposals of marriage so as to be free to pursue her calling.   To be a nurse, is not only a job, 8. a career. This year, the main theme of the nurse day is Nurses: Nurses: A Force for Change-A vital resource for health.  附：参考答案： A:1.was established;2.to participate;3.and;4.gradually;5.countries;6.including;7.to; 8.who;9.later;10.development. B:1.aiming;2.patience;3.Originally;4.to learn;5.natural;6.as;7.On;8.highest;9.held; 10.is presented. C:1.adopted;2.be awarded;3.who/that;4.is set;5. to;6.to change;7.contribution; 8.were expected;9.serving;10.but(also). 1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$