II. The Role and Responsibilities of NursesReadings: The Florence Nightingale Pledge, Newton "In Defense of the Traditional Nurse", & Kushe,"Advocacy or Subservience for the Patients?"6. How does the Florence Nightingale Pledge differ from the Hippocratic Oath?7. According to the Florence Nightingale Pledge, what is the traditional role of the nurse?8. According to Newton, what is the role of the nurse?9. According to Newton, is the nurse an autonomous professional who can challenge a doctor's orders? Whyor why not?10. According to Newton, what is the shared goal of the nurses and doctors work?11. According to Newton, what is the hospital hierarchy (burcaucracy) and how does it support the traditionalrole of the nurse?12. According to Newton, what is the argument from expertise and how does it support the traditional role ofthe nurse?13. According to Newton, what is surrogate mother analogy and how does it support the traditional role of thenurse?14. According to Kushe, why is Newton wrong (in other words, what are Kushe's arguments against #11, 12,& #13)?15. What is the "feminist debate" regarding the traditional role of the nurse and how do Newton and Kusherespond to it?16. Do you agree with Newton or Kushe? Explain.

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