In which situation does Nurse Gela NOT apply Florence Nightingale's Theory of Modern Nursing?

Nurse Gela does not apply Florence Nightingale's Theory of Modern Nursing in the situation of helping the patient achieve independence as early as possible because Nightingale's contributions primarily focused on the environment and its impact on patient care and recovery rather than the specific process of promoting patient independence.

Florence Nightingale emphasized the significance of proper environmental factors—such as ventilation, light, cleanliness, and sanitation—in enhancing patient comfort and outcomes. Each of the other options directly aligns with her emphasis on creating a healing environment by addressing these physical aspects. While fostering patient independence is a valuable nursing goal, it is not a cornerstone of Nightingale's theoretical framework. Therefore, the act of helping a patient achieve independence does not align with her primary focus on environmental health and its influences on nursing care.