Dialogue Essay: Piage's Journey-Day

Elaine is articulate, well‐read, and able to utilize her knowledge effectively in the clinical setting. Yet, she consistently exhibits curiosity, and motivation to learn. Elaine had made quite a strong impression as she was able to recommend a patient over the counter medicine under my supervision.

‘’Lightning,’’ Theta squeaked. He fumbled around frantically for his dad. ‘’Dad where are you. Dad. Dad.’’ Dustin stepped over and placed his hand on his son’s shoulder, which caused him to jump. He frowned in the darkness.

Upon my arrival, I learned that Morris was being transported to the Huntington Memorial Hospital Emergency Room (HMH) for medical treatment. Officer Griffin and Officer

I nod to him and walk down the long walkway and toward the door and unsurprisingly it was locked. I check out the house and find and open window.

She's very polite to all the staff and whenever a doctor or nurse comes in, she asks what they are doing and why. She wants to know everything and she thanks them every single

Despite having a reserved disposition, she isn't reluctant to do what she believes is right. When something or someone needs repairing, be it a correction tape or a human heart, she will patiently observe and attend to the problem with much sincerity.

Ms. Stanley enjoys helping people. When I asked her what she enjoyed most about her job she responded with “I love to see them come in hurting and scared, and with our tender, loving care watch most of them get better.” That shows she honestly just enjoys the idea of sick patients getting better. She inspires me to want to go into the medical field because of all her accomplishments.

How does he even know about the accident? Did he see it happen? Was it his dog? - No. - Whose dog was it?

There is a knock on Gary’s door. Gary puts down the phone and walks to the door.

Inspector Sato, a successful and vibrant women, wanted to attend the washroom. Not listening to the warnings her boss was mumbling, she left. While fixing her makeup, she met Joy. Subjecting their talk towards the party’s atmosphere, the culprit attached a mobile phone to a sensor bomb –a bomb that explodes in case of contact-in the electricity room. An explosion occurred in addition to a massive blackout across the

Dr. Nettle sees the empty milk shake cup laying on Morris’s bed side table. Dr. Nettle furiously storms towards the door. He turns around facing Morris and Ruth.

Morris sits in his wheelchair in the larger physical therapy room. Yaffna walks around the room picking up equipment, trying to clean up. The room is empty, it’s just them.

Sandy gasps for air at the sight of Morris. Sandy’s eyes start to water up.

The following day, Doug arrives early for his meeting with Thom and me. We chat in my office about everything,

in my short experience here at Sentara Leigh Hospital, Valarie seemingly can strike up a conversation with anybody when it comes to work. She has a gift in relating to patients or other clinical staffs around her. she is someone who always listen and respond to my questions and informed me if there are anythings i need to know before i start a procedure or treatment. she is able to create a sustained a positive and professional relationship with me and hopefully with other