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    This is exciting as this is the true experience of and Emergency (ER) Nurse. It was a busy Saturday night as a stat trauma activation was called from the hospital main lobby arrives. “I need a gurney stat! I have a GSW in the hospital main lobby!” A gurney was wheeled and PCAs placed the patient on the gurney and performed CPR. During this time the trauma team was activated, nurses prepared machinery, phlebotomist and technicians stood by…

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    If you are walking on the road and hear the word “Liposuction”, what kind of ideas would come into your head? Perhaps dangerous, risky, scalpel and bloody, or all of those terms I just mentioned. I think that’s how those rich celebrities who have more than 7 digits in their bank account spend their money with. Liposuction is a type of plastic surgery that can involve both a person’s appearance and confidence. In today’s society, the beauty standard is a skeleton-thin model being over-published…

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    I do not know what happened after that, if he was even discharged from the hospital, but there was no doubt in my mind that he did indeed make it through and make it home. Throughout the past few months, I have been battling with this story. Do I sit back and continue to go about my days at the hospital? Or do I pursue my dream and go into education? For the answer to these questions, I thought of my daughter. Would I want her to pursue…

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    Hospitals rely on delivery models to provide care to patients. The focus of each hospital depends on the goal the hospital wants to accomplish. There are several models of nursing care with various purposes to provide care for patients. In the case study provided, Metropolitan Hospital has many different units and is a teaching hospital. The care delivery model explained in the case study focuses on the emergency department, maternity unit, medical-surgical unit and the mental health in-patient…

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    ED In Nursing

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    It is prominent in the healthcare setting to learn from the bad decisions or inaccuracies that occur through a wide variety of settings and cases that are presented to the hospitals for treatment. This learning process is an ever-going development where the challenges encountered are mere problems with needed solutions, and these solutions are sought after using data collected through evidence that remains prevalent then complied to derive a superlative solution. The process of nursing also…

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    the institution refused to take him in because he did not have a doctor’s referral. The client went into the bathroom of the facility and cut his wrist then the facility admitted him, then the facility released him to the North Mississippi State Hospital. I spoke with the grandmother and the mother for any information,…

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    1. My mother would always say to me, “the harder the struggles, the greater the triumph,” and I am grateful she is able to see me turn away from the easy path and choosing to go on one that will bring a lifetime of challenges and fulfillment. Of those closest to me, my mother is honestly one who understands the difficulties of becoming a nurse- leaving her family in the Philippines to be in this country of greater opportunities to pursue a career as a nurse. There were some days when my mother…

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    In the healthcare system there are different career fields that Logan is interested in. The first choice that he really wants to go into is a Biomedical Laboratory and Epidemiologist. The type of Biomedical Laboratory Scientist he wants to go in is Virology. This career is to identify Viruses, looking at certain diseases and testing Vaccines. The Epidemiologist side of the career field is study outbreaks and find where the “hotspot” of the infection occurred. This job also brings out how the…

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    is dealing with at the moment, the mother broke down crying, shortly after the instructor and student entered the room to administer medications. By being able to find the mother options to communicate back home as well as food access during her hospital stay, I think the mother appreciated the help while she is here with her…

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    Beauty Industry Analysis

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    Magazines, commercials, billboards, and ads of the beauty industry all have a common appearance to them. They include a beautiful woman, one that women everywhere envy. Some feel they need to look like this to be beautiful at all. Some women turn to makeup, and even plastic surgery to totally transform their face and body. But in reality each of the women in commercials or other advertisement aids have been transformed by a makeup artist and some by a doctor or plastic surgeon but almost all…

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