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I would like to become a nurse.

Civil War Medicine


Me too.

Me as well!

Don't forget me.

While the Civil War, female nurses wanted to take on hospital work. They helped nursing for middle-class women become an exceptional job in the late 1800s. Both black and white women nursed sick and hurt Union and Confederate soldiers. Most of the nurses who worked in the civil war stopped after the war ended. But some women continued their profession and continued to run hospitals, train nurses, and learn medical training.

Of course!

I wish they never took away your leg but you had such a bad wound.

Many wounded solider had an operation called an amputation in which you get a limb removed from your body because of a horrible injury or infected wound. There were many advanced military weapons before the war so which meant more powerful injuries, destructive weapons, and more devastating injuries. Most American doctors weren't prepared enough to treat such wounds. They only had experience in pulling teeth mostly.

*HACK HACK*

*COUGH COUGH*

WHY DO I HAVE RED DOTS ON ME?!!?

America was a nation focused on agriculture. Those from rural areas were exposed to deadly diseases to which they didn't have any immunity to. Crowding together in big numbers meant many diseases were being exposed to them. Diseases such as smallpox, measles, chicken pox, diphtheria, and mumps were exposed to them. Smallpox had a vaccine but still killed more than 7k of the around 19k people infected by the disease. Measles killed around 5k out of the around 76k infected by the disease.


*ACHOO! ACHOO!*

Bless you! Bless you!

You tell me it was sudden but I am 100% sure that this is a lung infection from 10 years ago since you told me he was in military 10 years ago. We have have many cases like this. I'm so sorry but he is dead and we cannot do anything about it.

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

All common physical and psychiatric diseases were encountered including rheumatic diseases, typhus, and cholera. Around 30k cases of scurvy were recorded. Tens of thousands left military service with chronic intestinal and lung infections that killed them in the following 10 years.

Lets go become doctors and nurses!

The Regulars were more professional physicians that have gotten an education from medical school and graduated. Many prestigious schools have been giving opportunities since the eighteenth century. In the South, quality medical schools were mostly found in Virginia, South Carolina, and Louisiana. Other schools gave exceptional instructions while the others were just schools with a lack of proper education.

I feel so sick.

Lets go pour some water on you to make you feel better!

The Irregulars used simpler methods for medicine. There were many types of irregulars. They had many different methods of medicine. They practiced medicine in different ways. All of them had different knowledge, experiences, and beliefs.

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I would like to become a nurse.

Civil War Medicine


Me too.

Me as well!

Don't forget me.

While the Civil War, female nurses wanted to take on hospital work. They helped nursing for middle-class women become an exceptional job in the late 1800s. Both black and white women nursed sick and hurt Union and Confederate soldiers. Most of the nurses who worked in the civil war stopped after the war ended. But some women continued their profession and continued to run hospitals, train nurses, and learn medical training.

Of course!

I wish they never took away your leg but you had such a bad wound.

Many wounded solider had an operation called an amputation in which you get a limb removed from your body because of a horrible injury or infected wound. There were many advanced military weapons before the war so which meant more powerful injuries, destructive weapons, and more devastating injuries. Most American doctors weren't prepared enough to treat such wounds. They only had experience in pulling teeth mostly.

*HACK HACK*

*COUGH COUGH*

WHY DO I HAVE RED DOTS ON ME?!!?

America was a nation focused on agriculture. Those from rural areas were exposed to deadly diseases to which they didn't have any immunity to. Crowding together in big numbers meant many diseases were being exposed to them. Diseases such as smallpox, measles, chicken pox, diphtheria, and mumps were exposed to them. Smallpox had a vaccine but still killed more than 7k of the around 19k people infected by the disease. Measles killed around 5k out of the around 76k infected by the disease.


*ACHOO! ACHOO!*

Bless you! Bless you!

You tell me it was sudden but I am 100% sure that this is a lung infection from 10 years ago since you told me he was in military 10 years ago. We have have many cases like this. I'm so sorry but he is dead and we cannot do anything about it.

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

All common physical and psychiatric diseases were encountered including rheumatic diseases, typhus, and cholera. Around 30k cases of scurvy were recorded. Tens of thousands left military service with chronic intestinal and lung infections that killed them in the following 10 years.

Lets go become doctors and nurses!

The Regulars were more professional physicians that have gotten an education from medical school and graduated. Many prestigious schools have been giving opportunities since the eighteenth century. In the South, quality medical schools were mostly found in Virginia, South Carolina, and Louisiana. Other schools gave exceptional instructions while the others were just schools with a lack of proper education.

I feel so sick.

Lets go pour some water on you to make you feel better!

The Irregulars used simpler methods for medicine. There were many types of irregulars. They had many different methods of medicine. They practiced medicine in different ways. All of them had different knowledge, experiences, and beliefs.

Create your own at Storyboard That

I would like to become a nurse.

Civil War Medicine


Me too.

Me as well!

Don't forget me.

While the Civil War, female nurses wanted to take on hospital work. They helped nursing for middle-class women become an exceptional job in the late 1800s. Both black and white women nursed sick and hurt Union and Confederate soldiers. Most of the nurses who worked in the civil war stopped after the war ended. But some women continued their profession and continued to run hospitals, train nurses, and learn medical training.

Of course!

I wish they never took away your leg but you had such a bad wound.

Many wounded solider had an operation called an amputation in which you get a limb removed from your body because of a horrible injury or infected wound. There were many advanced military weapons before the war so which meant more powerful injuries, destructive weapons, and more devastating injuries. Most American doctors weren't prepared enough to treat such wounds. They only had experience in pulling teeth mostly.

*HACK HACK*

*COUGH COUGH*

WHY DO I HAVE RED DOTS ON ME?!!?

America was a nation focused on agriculture. Those from rural areas were exposed to deadly diseases to which they didn't have any immunity to. Crowding together in big numbers meant many diseases were being exposed to them. Diseases such as smallpox, measles, chicken pox, diphtheria, and mumps were exposed to them. Smallpox had a vaccine but still killed more than 7k of the around 19k people infected by the disease. Measles killed around 5k out of the around 76k infected by the disease.


*ACHOO! ACHOO!*

Bless you! Bless you!

You tell me it was sudden but I am 100% sure that this is a lung infection from 10 years ago since you told me he was in military 10 years ago. We have have many cases like this. I'm so sorry but he is dead and we cannot do anything about it.

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

All common physical and psychiatric diseases were encountered including rheumatic diseases, typhus, and cholera. Around 30k cases of scurvy were recorded. Tens of thousands left military service with chronic intestinal and lung infections that killed them in the following 10 years.

Lets go become doctors and nurses!

The Regulars were more professional physicians that have gotten an education from medical school and graduated. Many prestigious schools have been giving opportunities since the eighteenth century. In the South, quality medical schools were mostly found in Virginia, South Carolina, and Louisiana. Other schools gave exceptional instructions while the others were just schools with a lack of proper education.

I feel so sick.

Lets go pour some water on you to make you feel better!

The Irregulars used simpler methods for medicine. There were many types of irregulars. They had many different methods of medicine. They practiced medicine in different ways. All of them had different knowledge, experiences, and beliefs.

Create your own at Storyboard That

I would like to become a nurse.

Civil War Medicine


Me too.

Me as well!

Don't forget me.

While the Civil War, female nurses wanted to take on hospital work. They helped nursing for middle-class women become an exceptional job in the late 1800s. Both black and white women nursed sick and hurt Union and Confederate soldiers. Most of the nurses who worked in the civil war stopped after the war ended. But some women continued their profession and continued to run hospitals, train nurses, and learn medical training.

Of course!

I wish they never took away your leg but you had such a bad wound.

Many wounded solider had an operation called an amputation in which you get a limb removed from your body because of a horrible injury or infected wound. There were many advanced military weapons before the war so which meant more powerful injuries, destructive weapons, and more devastating injuries. Most American doctors weren't prepared enough to treat such wounds. They only had experience in pulling teeth mostly.

*HACK HACK*

*COUGH COUGH*

WHY DO I HAVE RED DOTS ON ME?!!?

America was a nation focused on agriculture. Those from rural areas were exposed to deadly diseases to which they didn't have any immunity to. Crowding together in big numbers meant many diseases were being exposed to them. Diseases such as smallpox, measles, chicken pox, diphtheria, and mumps were exposed to them. Smallpox had a vaccine but still killed more than 7k of the around 19k people infected by the disease. Measles killed around 5k out of the around 76k infected by the disease.


*ACHOO! ACHOO!*

Bless you! Bless you!

You tell me it was sudden but I am 100% sure that this is a lung infection from 10 years ago since you told me he was in military 10 years ago. We have have many cases like this. I'm so sorry but he is dead and we cannot do anything about it.

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

All common physical and psychiatric diseases were encountered including rheumatic diseases, typhus, and cholera. Around 30k cases of scurvy were recorded. Tens of thousands left military service with chronic intestinal and lung infections that killed them in the following 10 years.

Lets go become doctors and nurses!

The Regulars were more professional physicians that have gotten an education from medical school and graduated. Many prestigious schools have been giving opportunities since the eighteenth century. In the South, quality medical schools were mostly found in Virginia, South Carolina, and Louisiana. Other schools gave exceptional instructions while the others were just schools with a lack of proper education.

I feel so sick.

Lets go pour some water on you to make you feel better!

The Irregulars used simpler methods for medicine. There were many types of irregulars. They had many different methods of medicine. They practiced medicine in different ways. All of them had different knowledge, experiences, and beliefs.

Create your own at Storyboard That

I would like to become a nurse.

Civil War Medicine


Me too.

Me as well!

Don't forget me.

While the Civil War, female nurses wanted to take on hospital work. They helped nursing for middle-class women become an exceptional job in the late 1800s. Both black and white women nursed sick and hurt Union and Confederate soldiers. Most of the nurses who worked in the civil war stopped after the war ended. But some women continued their profession and continued to run hospitals, train nurses, and learn medical training.

Of course!

I wish they never took away your leg but you had such a bad wound.

Many wounded solider had an operation called an amputation in which you get a limb removed from your body because of a horrible injury or infected wound. There were many advanced military weapons before the war so which meant more powerful injuries, destructive weapons, and more devastating injuries. Most American doctors weren't prepared enough to treat such wounds. They only had experience in pulling teeth mostly.

*HACK HACK*

*COUGH COUGH*

WHY DO I HAVE RED DOTS ON ME?!!?

America was a nation focused on agriculture. Those from rural areas were exposed to deadly diseases to which they didn't have any immunity to. Crowding together in big numbers meant many diseases were being exposed to them. Diseases such as smallpox, measles, chicken pox, diphtheria, and mumps were exposed to them. Smallpox had a vaccine but still killed more than 7k of the around 19k people infected by the disease. Measles killed around 5k out of the around 76k infected by the disease.


*ACHOO! ACHOO!*

Bless you! Bless you!

You tell me it was sudden but I am 100% sure that this is a lung infection from 10 years ago since you told me he was in military 10 years ago. We have have many cases like this. I'm so sorry but he is dead and we cannot do anything about it.

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

All common physical and psychiatric diseases were encountered including rheumatic diseases, typhus, and cholera. Around 30k cases of scurvy were recorded. Tens of thousands left military service with chronic intestinal and lung infections that killed them in the following 10 years.

Lets go become doctors and nurses!

The Regulars were more professional physicians that have gotten an education from medical school and graduated. Many prestigious schools have been giving opportunities since the eighteenth century. In the South, quality medical schools were mostly found in Virginia, South Carolina, and Louisiana. Other schools gave exceptional instructions while the others were just schools with a lack of proper education.

I feel so sick.

Lets go pour some water on you to make you feel better!

The Irregulars used simpler methods for medicine. There were many types of irregulars. They had many different methods of medicine. They practiced medicine in different ways. All of them had different knowledge, experiences, and beliefs.

Create your own at Storyboard That

I would like to become a nurse.

Civil War Medicine


Me too.

Me as well!

Don't forget me.

While the Civil War, female nurses wanted to take on hospital work. They helped nursing for middle-class women become an exceptional job in the late 1800s. Both black and white women nursed sick and hurt Union and Confederate soldiers. Most of the nurses who worked in the civil war stopped after the war ended. But some women continued their profession and continued to run hospitals, train nurses, and learn medical training.

Of course!

I wish they never took away your leg but you had such a bad wound.

Many wounded solider had an operation called an amputation in which you get a limb removed from your body because of a horrible injury or infected wound. There were many advanced military weapons before the war so which meant more powerful injuries, destructive weapons, and more devastating injuries. Most American doctors weren't prepared enough to treat such wounds. They only had experience in pulling teeth mostly.

*HACK HACK*

*COUGH COUGH*

WHY DO I HAVE RED DOTS ON ME?!!?

America was a nation focused on agriculture. Those from rural areas were exposed to deadly diseases to which they didn't have any immunity to. Crowding together in big numbers meant many diseases were being exposed to them. Diseases such as smallpox, measles, chicken pox, diphtheria, and mumps were exposed to them. Smallpox had a vaccine but still killed more than 7k of the around 19k people infected by the disease. Measles killed around 5k out of the around 76k infected by the disease.


*ACHOO! ACHOO!*

Bless you! Bless you!

You tell me it was sudden but I am 100% sure that this is a lung infection from 10 years ago since you told me he was in military 10 years ago. We have have many cases like this. I'm so sorry but he is dead and we cannot do anything about it.

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

All common physical and psychiatric diseases were encountered including rheumatic diseases, typhus, and cholera. Around 30k cases of scurvy were recorded. Tens of thousands left military service with chronic intestinal and lung infections that killed them in the following 10 years.

Lets go become doctors and nurses!

The Regulars were more professional physicians that have gotten an education from medical school and graduated. Many prestigious schools have been giving opportunities since the eighteenth century. In the South, quality medical schools were mostly found in Virginia, South Carolina, and Louisiana. Other schools gave exceptional instructions while the others were just schools with a lack of proper education.

I feel so sick.

Lets go pour some water on you to make you feel better!

The Irregulars used simpler methods for medicine. There were many types of irregulars. They had many different methods of medicine. They practiced medicine in different ways. All of them had different knowledge, experiences, and beliefs.

Create your own at Storyboard That

I would like to become a nurse.

Civil War Medicine


Me too.

Me as well!

Don't forget me.

While the Civil War, female nurses wanted to take on hospital work. They helped nursing for middle-class women become an exceptional job in the late 1800s. Both black and white women nursed sick and hurt Union and Confederate soldiers. Most of the nurses who worked in the civil war stopped after the war ended. But some women continued their profession and continued to run hospitals, train nurses, and learn medical training.

Of course!

I wish they never took away your leg but you had such a bad wound.

Many wounded solider had an operation called an amputation in which you get a limb removed from your body because of a horrible injury or infected wound. There were many advanced military weapons before the war so which meant more powerful injuries, destructive weapons, and more devastating injuries. Most American doctors weren't prepared enough to treat such wounds. They only had experience in pulling teeth mostly.

*HACK HACK*

*COUGH COUGH*

WHY DO I HAVE RED DOTS ON ME?!!?

America was a nation focused on agriculture. Those from rural areas were exposed to deadly diseases to which they didn't have any immunity to. Crowding together in big numbers meant many diseases were being exposed to them. Diseases such as smallpox, measles, chicken pox, diphtheria, and mumps were exposed to them. Smallpox had a vaccine but still killed more than 7k of the around 19k people infected by the disease. Measles killed around 5k out of the around 76k infected by the disease.


*ACHOO! ACHOO!*

Bless you! Bless you!

You tell me it was sudden but I am 100% sure that this is a lung infection from 10 years ago since you told me he was in military 10 years ago. We have have many cases like this. I'm so sorry but he is dead and we cannot do anything about it.

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

All common physical and psychiatric diseases were encountered including rheumatic diseases, typhus, and cholera. Around 30k cases of scurvy were recorded. Tens of thousands left military service with chronic intestinal and lung infections that killed them in the following 10 years.

Lets go become doctors and nurses!

The Regulars were more professional physicians that have gotten an education from medical school and graduated. Many prestigious schools have been giving opportunities since the eighteenth century. In the South, quality medical schools were mostly found in Virginia, South Carolina, and Louisiana. Other schools gave exceptional instructions while the others were just schools with a lack of proper education.

I feel so sick.

Lets go pour some water on you to make you feel better!

The Irregulars used simpler methods for medicine. There were many types of irregulars. They had many different methods of medicine. They practiced medicine in different ways. All of them had different knowledge, experiences, and beliefs.

Create your own at Storyboard That

I would like to become a nurse.

Civil War Medicine


Me too.

Me as well!

Don't forget me.

While the Civil War, female nurses wanted to take on hospital work. They helped nursing for middle-class women become an exceptional job in the late 1800s. Both black and white women nursed sick and hurt Union and Confederate soldiers. Most of the nurses who worked in the civil war stopped after the war ended. But some women continued their profession and continued to run hospitals, train nurses, and learn medical training.

Of course!

I wish they never took away your leg but you had such a bad wound.

Many wounded solider had an operation called an amputation in which you get a limb removed from your body because of a horrible injury or infected wound. There were many advanced military weapons before the war so which meant more powerful injuries, destructive weapons, and more devastating injuries. Most American doctors weren't prepared enough to treat such wounds. They only had experience in pulling teeth mostly.

*HACK HACK*

*COUGH COUGH*

WHY DO I HAVE RED DOTS ON ME?!!?

America was a nation focused on agriculture. Those from rural areas were exposed to deadly diseases to which they didn't have any immunity to. Crowding together in big numbers meant many diseases were being exposed to them. Diseases such as smallpox, measles, chicken pox, diphtheria, and mumps were exposed to them. Smallpox had a vaccine but still killed more than 7k of the around 19k people infected by the disease. Measles killed around 5k out of the around 76k infected by the disease.


*ACHOO! ACHOO!*

Bless you! Bless you!

You tell me it was sudden but I am 100% sure that this is a lung infection from 10 years ago since you told me he was in military 10 years ago. We have have many cases like this. I'm so sorry but he is dead and we cannot do anything about it.

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

All common physical and psychiatric diseases were encountered including rheumatic diseases, typhus, and cholera. Around 30k cases of scurvy were recorded. Tens of thousands left military service with chronic intestinal and lung infections that killed them in the following 10 years.

Lets go become doctors and nurses!

The Regulars were more professional physicians that have gotten an education from medical school and graduated. Many prestigious schools have been giving opportunities since the eighteenth century. In the South, quality medical schools were mostly found in Virginia, South Carolina, and Louisiana. Other schools gave exceptional instructions while the others were just schools with a lack of proper education.

I feel so sick.

Lets go pour some water on you to make you feel better!

The Irregulars used simpler methods for medicine. There were many types of irregulars. They had many different methods of medicine. They practiced medicine in different ways. All of them had different knowledge, experiences, and beliefs.

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  • Civil War Medicine
  • While the Civil War, female nurses wanted to take on hospital work. They helped nursing for middle-class women become an exceptional job in the late 1800s. Both black and white women nursed sick and hurt Union and Confederate soldiers. Most of the nurses who worked in the civil war stopped after the war ended. But some women continued their profession and continued to run hospitals, train nurses, and learn medical training.
  • Of course!
  • I would like to become a nurse.
  • Me too.
  • Don't forget me.
  • Me as well!
  • Many wounded solider had an operation called an amputation in which you get a limb removed from your body because of a horrible injury or infected wound. There were many advanced military weapons before the war so which meant more powerful injuries, destructive weapons, and more devastating injuries. Most American doctors weren't prepared enough to treat such wounds. They only had experience in pulling teeth mostly.
  • I wish they never took away your leg but you had such a bad wound.
  • America was a nation focused on agriculture. Those from rural areas were exposed to deadly diseases to which they didn't have any immunity to. Crowding together in big numbers meant many diseases were being exposed to them. Diseases such as smallpox, measles, chicken pox, diphtheria, and mumps were exposed to them. Smallpox had a vaccine but still killed more than 7k of the around 19k people infected by the disease. Measles killed around 5k out of the around 76k infected by the disease.
  • *HACK HACK* *COUGH COUGH*
  • Bless you! Bless you!
  • WHY DO I HAVE RED DOTS ON ME?!!?
  • *ACHOO! ACHOO!*
  • All common physical and psychiatric diseases were encountered including rheumatic diseases, typhus, and cholera. Around 30k cases of scurvy were recorded. Tens of thousands left military service with chronic intestinal and lung infections that killed them in the following 10 years.
  • NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
  • You tell me it was sudden but I am 100% sure that this is a lung infection from 10 years ago since you told me he was in military 10 years ago. We have have many cases like this. I'm so sorry but he is dead and we cannot do anything about it.
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