"I swear in the name of Apollo and the gods: I will keep my oath and be faithful. I should respect the teacher who taught me medical skills as I respect my parents. For my son, the teacher's son and my disciple, I will teach medical knowledge seriously. I will try my best to take medical measures that I think are beneficial to patients and will not bring pain and harm to patients. I will not give poison to anyone, nor will I instruct others to use it. I want to practice medicine and live honestly. No matter who you enter, you just want to cure the disease, don't do whatever you want, don't take bribes, and don't seduce the opposite sex. I will never reveal my private life that I shouldn't tell anyone. If I violate the above oath, please ask God to punish me accordingly. "

-this is the oath of medical ethics read by ancient western doctors when they opened their business. Its main content is taken from the oath of a doctor in ancient Greece. The doctor's name is Hippocrates and he is known as the "father of medicine" in the west. Therefore, this declaration is also called "Hippocratic Declaration".

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Nightingale Oath —— A Declaration for Nurses' Admission

I sincerely think,

Swear before God and the congregation:

Be pure all one's life and loyal to one's duties.

Strive to improve the level of nursing,

Don't do anything harmful,

Don't take or use harmful drugs,

Carefully guard the patient's housework and secrets,

Do your best to help doctors rectify,

Don't work for the welfare of patients,

Swear!

Original:

I solemnly swear before God and all the members,

Purely spend my life and faithfully practice my career.

I will give up anything harmful and harmful,

And will not take or deliberately take any harmful drugs.

I will try my best to maintain and improve my professional standards.

I will keep secret all personal affairs and all family affairs entrusted to me when I practice my calling. I will try my best to assist doctors with loyalty and devote myself to the welfare of people I care about.

-Florence Nightingale vows