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    Nursing. According to the American Nurses Association, ”Nursing is the protection, promotion, and Optimization of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of human response,and advocacy in the care of individuals, families, communities, and populations” (American Nurses Association). Nursing is more than just providing patient care and helping prevent accidents or other things. The American nurses association states that…

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    include earning a living or helping society.Many people in this world want to make a difference in this world. However, most people do not want to put in all the effort that it takes to do so. The jobs of a Pediatrician , Pediatric Nurse Practitioner and Registered Nurse is life-changing to many. Pediatricians are needed and it is a high demand for them now a days. When we have our children we want a licensed well trained doctor to care for our children. Rather than someone who just went…

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    the school of health to begin my journey to becoming a registered nurse. My junior year in high school I was given the chance to take a medical careers class that taught us all of the medical terminology and gave us a glimpse into what it is like to work in the health care field. I truly enjoyed this class my teacher was a retired registered nurse who taught me so many things about the medical field and what it takes to become a great nurse. My senior year in highschool I was given another…

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    Health Care Report on Neonatal Nurses Neonatal nursing is a specialized area of nursing that works with newborn infants who are born with different health problems like; prematurity, birth defects, infection, cardiac malformations, and surgical problems. The first month of life is known as the neonatal period for newborns, which is where the practice got its name. These newborns are often sick for months. Neonatal nurse jobs involve care for those infants who experience problems after birth,…

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    Perioperative Nursing Welcome to perioperative nursing! A perioperative nurse is a registered nursing professional who specializes in the operating room (OR). A perioperative nurse provides care to patients on a one to one basis before, during and after surgery. They not only work closely with the surgical patient but also the family members and other healthcare professional to help plan, implement and evaluate treatment. As a registered nursing professional in the operating room you have to…

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    In a UK progressively culturally diverse society, where various terms as culture, ethnicity and race have come across/encountered, it is relevant for nurses to be aware of how these may have an effect on their practice. According to Fernando (2010) culture is a set of presumptions, values, ideas, expectations, meanings, norms and practices which have been transmitted and acquired throughout generations. Moreover, culture can be identified according to age (adolescent culture), backgrounds…

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    Nurses play a variety of roles in healthcare, and all of which are centered on the patient’s quality of care. In the film Wit, a college professor, Vivian Bearing, is diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic ovarian cancer. This film documents the physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion she undergoes while receiving chemotherapy treatment in a hospital facility. This patient was previously a well-distinguished academic, who by the end of the film is stripped of all of her humanity. As she…

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    The Story of My Search “We need a doctor in here stat. She’s about to have this baby!” shouted the nurse. It was at this time I realized I wanted to go into the field of labor and delivery when I shadowed my dad on one of his shifts. I have always known I that I would like to pursue some type of skill in the medical field because I have always been around it. I have always loved helping people, so of course this is the perfect thing for me. The first place I looked for information about…

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    Personal Statement: Sara Kass, BSN, RN A year ago I wrote my personal statement as a nursing student, today I am writing my personal statement as a working registered nurse and what a difference that year has made for me. Working as a float nurse, my desire, motivation, and ability to continue my education by through attending Michigan State University and the College of Nursing has only increased. I am attracted to MSU College of Nursing’s mission and vision because they resemble with my…

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    Registered Nurse, Critical care Nurse with a continuous experience in Acute Critical Care Nursing, Trauma Care, Emergent Care, Post Anesthesia Care, Progressive Care, and Mental Health Care in the hospital setting of Adults, Adolescent, and Geriatric Patients.  Responsible for performing the job duties in accordance with the organization value, mission, policy and procedure in the health care setting.  Professional knowledge, training and skills in project planning, development, and…

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