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    the opportunity to have a rotation in Meharry Dental School’s General Practice Residency (GPR) clinic. This clinic provides comprehensive dental services in all areas of general dentistry. While this clinic provides dental services to the general community, the hospital-based clinic allows clinicians to coordinate dental care to those patients with more complex medical conditions. This opportunity was very beneficial to my clinical growth for various reasons. This rotation was my first time…

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    Surgery I had my clinical surgical rotation this last Tuesday. The surgical rotation was the one I was most looking forward to this semester. Surgery is one of the specialties I have considered doing during my nursing career. It amazes me to see the human body open right in front of me. I am tempted to go for my doctorate degree so I can be the surgeon getting to fix the patient up. Nursing Roles There are many different nurses doing many different roles for a patient who is going through a…

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    This activity, I performed at my clinical specialty rotation at Streamwood behavioral hospital. So, at this site we had to attend staffing every morning with different team. During staffing MD, nurses, and social workers were discussing patient’s current behavioral situations, what is working out and what is not working out with the treatment plan and other alternative options to better treatment of the patient. My specific role in this activity was to study patients I was assigned to, discuss…

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    Job Rotation: If employees suffer from overroutinization of their work, one alternative is to use job rotation. We define this practice as the periodic shifting of an employee from one task to another. When an activity is no longer challenging, the employee is rotated to another job, usually at the same level, that has similar skill requirements. C.Ansberry proposed that “Job rotation has also been adopted by many manufacturing firms as a means of increasing flexibility and avoiding…

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    Clinical rotations give us the opportunity to work with real patients, experience work environments, learn how to work with fellow nurses, physicians, and other members in the health care team. Our experiences are a critical component of our nursing education. I was filled with emotions before entering the psych unit. I was nervous, anxious, and somewhat scared to be with patients who had psychiatric problems. Upon, arrival to the hospital, my heart started beating really fast. Seeing the area…

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    practice of letting the land lie fallow and unplanted, resting it. This agile practice closely resembled crop rotation…

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    In what probably started off as a simple conversation, the arbitration between religion and science eventually turned into arguably the most riveting debate of the Renaissance period. Galileo is the protagonist in a story that takes place in Europe during the seventeenth century. There was a constant confrontation for using the Holy Scripture to determine the aspects of the physical world that from Galileo’s point-of-view was contrary to the laws of science. The only way to discern who has the…

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    During my clinical rotation as a student nurse on medical floor, 5 North, I experienced a wonderful learning situation that would definitely help me throughout my nursing career. I was assigned a female patient, AB, 45 years old, whose medical diagnosis was L1 burst fracture. I read her whole chart a day prior to receiving her in my care. I did my research on her diagnosis and her medications. Her admitting diagnosis was Motor Vehicle Collision (MVC) trauma. Therefore, I read couple of articles…

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    On Monday November 7th during my Acute Nursing clinical rotation at Nashville General Hospital I was given the opportunity to go into the Emergence Department or ED. Kamila, a registered nurse, introduced herself as the charge nurse on the floor. She told other nursing students and myself, that in result of the staff shortage the staff was extremely busy. I was able to meet Sarah also a Registered Nurse and Tennessee State University Alum. What surprised me the most is that majority of the…

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    This is a reflective practice paper that discusses that discusses the clinical experience, knowledge gain during this rotation and the student nurse practitioner’s perspective of knowledge and experience gap in comparison to her preceptors. Reflecting on clinical experience is important in that it allows the student practitioner to be self-aware and analyze his or her critical thinking based on patient encounter thus allowing them an opportunity for learning from their discovery (Wilding, 2008).…

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