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    The video was shocking because, regardless my passion for becoming a nurse, I never thought about this moment. All I know so far the relationship between a doctor or a nurse and his or her patient is based on a set of ethics, including trust, honesty, reliability, confidentiality, honesty. Before I thought if a patient dies this because of a nurse, but now I learned there are advantages and disadvantages of reflection in nursing and education. Also the clearness in the exchange of information, and

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    remember, I have wanted to be a nurse. Whenever my younger brothers or my parents were sick, I always tried my best to take care of them. My mother and father called me “The Little Nurse” because whenever someone wasn’t feeling well or hurt I was the first person to try and help them. In high school, I participated in an internship at Detroit Medical Center (DMC) and was apart of Women of Tomorrow, thanks to the help of my counselor. My parents asked me what type of nurse did I want to be. I wasn’t to

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    Amanda Greene Darton State College Nursing Program NURS 2115: Adult Health III October, 2016 LPN to RN role Transition Transitioning from an licensed practical nurse to a registered nurse is of the hardest things I have ever done. Twelve years ago I took my boards and became a licensed practical nurse. Going to school to become an LPN was difficult, but I was not a mother and I did not work full time as I do now. Getting to know the students I attend school with has made me realize that each

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    Registered Nurse The nursing field gives a person the opportunity to work with and care for elderly, sick, and injured patients. I want to join the registered nurse team because they take on multiple medical settings. Registered nurses are known as RNs. They are responsible for multiple things. Being a RN has a lot of responsibility. The topics I will be covering are: job description, specialties, trends, salary, benefits, and required trainings. These are essential things that a person needs to

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    with the amount of schooling and how much debt I’d be in, I thought it through and figured out I want to be a nurse practitioner. They have similar duties to a registered nurse except they give advanced services to patients, and it can be cheaper going to medical school as well as having to go for a shorter amount of time than a regular doctor as well as great benefits and salary. Nurse practitioners serve mainly as specialty care providers, giving advanced nursing services to patients. They evaluate

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    Nursing has evolved over the years and it took many years for a nurse to be recognized as a profession. Since 1991, nursing is considered to be the most trusted profession in the United States. According to the American Nurses of Association (2005), "For the past 1 years, the public has voted nurses as the most honest and ethical profession in America." Not only has nursing become a trusted career, but the values and the way nurses care for their patients has helped people see them as family. Personal

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    Functional Nursing Model Kofi Sarpong, RN Lehman College Faculty: Professor Robin Krinsky Nursing care delivery model is a method that is used by nurses as implemented by their institution in providing care to their patients. The method of care can be varied throughout different healthcare settings and carried out by a variety of organizational methods. Each delivery of care method used by an organization is determined by the effectiveness of economic issues, patient safety and quality given

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    The Impact of Nurse Practitioners in the Nursing Field Today, in the United States there are some people who do not know what a Nurse Practitioner is? Therefore, a Nurse Practioner is a nurse that “is responsible for managing health problems and coordinating health care for the perioperative patient in accordance with State and Federal rules and regulations and the nursing standards of care (assessment of health status, diagnosis, development of plan of care and treatment, implementation of treatment

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    by pursuing a master’s degree in nurse anesthesia. My career goals are multifaceted, encompassing both the science of clinical practice and its ongoing research. The next and most important goal of mine is to become a nurse anesthetist. A masters degree in nurse anesthesia is a goal that I have considered since the age of 16. I have researched many disciplines while in high school and initially found nursing unattractive, until I have shadowed a registered nurse for the first time. Ever since then

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    complete any work. McMurphy introduces himself to the other men in the ward and the nurses as a confident character. He represents freedom and self determination common during the 1960’s, when there was a lot of political unrest/as well as limited trust towards the government. He seems content with the hospital, and believes that nothing is wrong with it except for who runs it. In charge of the whole ward is Nurse Ratched, who exercises her abusive power over all the men and seeks to control every

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