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    common term heard throughout a hospital, but what does it mean? NICU means neonatal intensive care unit. It is like the intensive care unit, but for neonatal newborns. Neonatal refers to the first twenty-eight days of a child’s life. Therefore, the NICU is an intensive care unit for very young babies who have health problems. These babies have severe life threatening health conditions and need intensive care to become healthy. One of the most important people that take part in the process of…

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    had presented a simulation model with a consideration of whole hospital, composed of Inpatient, outpatient and emergency patient departments.[30-33] Though there are plenty of research done in health care industry using simulation models for quality improvement, based on previous researches it was found that nearly twenty one percent of the research problems dealt with health policy issues. Fifty percent of researches were done on specialization focus clinics or clinics with similar case type.…

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    PACU Nurse Research Paper

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    The nursing field is increasing at a rate of 26% around the country. That means that there are more job openings for those who look up to work in the Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU). PACU nurses monitor patients after surgery. PACU nurses’ job is to provide care for patients recovering from anesthesia and monitor them until they are conscious. Their job is challenging and a fast paced work. They spend most of their time involved with many patients who have had surgery, checking their…

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    Essay On Anesthesia

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    1800s anesthesia helps patients endure pain and provides relief during surgery. Without anesthesia, people would not be able to endure the pain and some would die from shock. More than 40 million people receive anesthesia each year in North America alone (Baker). Anesthesia makes surgical operations much easier and safer for both the doctor and the patient. There are many branches of anesthesia for different procedures such as Neuro, Dental, Cardiac, Pediatric (Key clinical types of…

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    with the inherent values and ethics of the discipline of nursing” (Bishop, 16). While taking Nursing 440 one of the assignments was to write a discussion post regarding an area that is not patient centered in the organization for which the students work. While I absolutely love where I am employed and believe that we provide excellent nursing care, I am able to see areas in which we simply need to improve on. This assignment not only pointed out an area in which needs…

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    the birth of associate program in nursing. These two programs were created as the need for nursing increases and the care for nursing practices advances in skills and critical thinking (Friberg, 2015, p.…

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    As a critical care nurse, I enjoy and embrace learning and increasing my knowledge base. I have performed care for patients with a broad spectrum of medical and surgical diagnoses and offered the opportunity to work with complex and clinically challenging critically ill adults. Ranging from managing mechanical ventilators, hemodynamic monitoring, intubating, vasoactive/sedative/paralytic medication infusing titration, Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT), Post Cardiac Arrest Hypothermia…

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    anesthesiologist many operational procedures would be too dangerous for a nurse anesthetist to perform. The anesthesiologist is an important part of preoperative procedures and the operating room. An anesthesiologist is a doctor that specializes in anesthesia care, critical care medicine, and pain management(American Society of Anesthesiologists). These doctors also possess the knowledge to understand and treat the human body . This expertise however, is required to have fourteen years of…

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    Phases Of General Anesthesia Daniel Saulog San Joaquin Valley College Abstract In order for a patient to undergo a controlled and reversible loss of consciousness during surgery, it’s necessary for them to go through all four phases of general anesthesia. The induction phase is important to get things started, because it’s when the patient losses consciousness with the aid of anesthetic agents. After that the maintenance phase occurs, which is a very dynamic phase in regards to the…

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    Now that I work in the Post Anesthesia Care Unit, I do chat with my patients as they’re coming out of anesthesia; but again, it’s basic conversation. The patients are fresh post op and for the most part, very sleepy. I am looking forward to this practicum, as I get the opportunity to interact with patients not on an emergency level or fresh out of…

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