B ; cda ; why introduced ; 1862 committee 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryModern Britain from 1750A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 05-04-18 11:16 when was the Royal Commission on the Health of the Army established? 1857 1 of 32 established in response to? crimean war 2 of 32 what did they warn about levels of venereal infection in and out of army? higher rates for soldiers and sailors than ordinary men 3 of 32 what were the recommendations made by the committee to solve this? trick question!!! there were none 4 of 32 instead specified what should be ended? medical checks on soldiers for venereal diseases 5 of 32 why? created loss of respect among troops 6 of 32 in what year did they abandon frequent medical checks? 1859 7 of 32 why? men were hostile to such invasive examinations 8 of 32 what kind of department did the 1857 committee recommend apointment of? statistical department 9 of 32 to report anually on? health of the army 10 of 32 what area of army health did they uncover alarmingl statistics on? spread venereal diseases 11 of 32 in 1860 what % army hospital admissions were bc of vd? 37 12 of 32 with next largest cause being? common fevers 13 of 32 at what %? 25% 14 of 32 on avg how many out of every 1000 soldiers were in hospital bc of vd? 105 15 of 32 how many troops were there in the home army? 60,000 16 of 32 how many of thiose a day were inactive as a result of vd? 586 17 of 32 in response gov set up committee in 1862 to do what? inv how venereal diseases within army could be prevented 18 of 32 who was the central advocate of this committee? nightingale 19 of 32 she was instrumental in selecting which two things for this committee? members + questions 20 of 32 what did she hope to publicise? problem of venereal diseases in the armed forces 21 of 32 what did she want the committee to recommend to stop vd? army purify itself morally and end reliance on prostitution 22 of 32 what did she definitely not want the committee to suggest? gov start regulating prostitutes 23 of 32 what country's example did sir john liddell instead look to? france 24 of 32 where since 1802 state regulated prostitution how? regular medical examinations of women 25 of 32 went against nightingale and argued what? state should regulate prostitution by regular check ups 26 of 32 how did nightingale view this practice? disgusting infringement of prostitutes rights 27 of 32 sugg soldiers might be persuaded to regulate own health if? army issued penalties for concealing (not contracting!) vd 28 of 32 what were the two official reccomendations of 1862 committee? lock hospitals / army sanctions 29 of 32 what type of lock hospitals were suggested? volunteer ones 30 of 32 however, who especially rose objections to proposal? william gladstone 31 of 32 what was gov reaction to committee? ignored 32 of 32
Britain 1780-1928: Depth- Contagious Diseases Acts and the campaign for their repeal, 1862-86 4.5 / 5 based on 6 ratings
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