The US Public Health Service calls for qualified nurses near the end of World War II

The video encourages young women to pursue a career in nursing, highlighting the opportunity to support military efforts by releasing registered nurses for duty. It introduces the United States Public Health Service's nurse education scholarships and invites qualified individuals to enlist in the Cadet Nurse Corps, emphasizing the availability of numerous opportunities for those who qualify.

What is the main message conveyed in the introduction about nursing?

• Nursing is a challenging profession.

• Nursing is a rewarding and proud profession.

• Nursing is not a respected career.

• Nursing is only for men.

How can young women contribute to military efforts according to the video?

• By helping release registered nurses for military duty.

• By joining the army directly.

• By working in factories.

• By becoming doctors.

What does the United States Public Health Service offer to aspiring nurses?

• Guaranteed job placements.

• Free medical check-ups.

• Nurse education scholarships.

• Travel opportunities.

What is the Cadet Nurse Corps?

• A hospital internship program.

• A community service group.

• A scholarship program for nurses.

• A military training program.

How many opportunities are available for qualified individuals?

• 500

• 1000

• 1500

• 2000