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    Nurse Practitioner Nurse Practitioner is a registered nurse (RN) with more education and training than a registered nurse in family and pediatric practice. Nurse Practitioners can provide health care for kids. They manage acute and critical ill clients both mental and physical. They are able to provide care without the supervision of a doctor. NPs still have to refer to doctors when things are out of their scope of practice. NP can be referred to as (advanced practice nurses‚ APN). NP’s follow

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    A nurse basically checks on the patient until the doctor comes to finds out what the problem and why. Nurses play significant roles in hospitals‚ clinics and private practices. They make up the biggest health care occupation in the United States. Nursing job duties include communicating between patients and doctors‚ caring for patients‚ administering medicine and supervising nurses’ aides. This is basically what a nurse does everyday‚ but the advanced practice nurses can work independently and have

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    Introduction To become a registered nurse‚ you go through grueling training and studying. It takes time‚ effort‚ dedication‚ a couple breakdowns‚ and calling. It would be assumed that an individual going through all of this struggle and work to get those two influential letters behind their name would never think to turn away from the profession once finally achieving the role that such commitment was given to. Unfortunately‚ no one can prepare an eager R.N. graduate for the journey they are about

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    Differences in competences between associate degree prepared nurse versus the baccalaureate prepared nurse. Maureen N Iwuoha Grand Canyon University: September 5‚ 2014 Differences in competences between associate degree prepared nurse versus baccalaureate prepared nurse. Competency is the measured degree of performance that integrates skills‚ ability‚ judgment and knowledge as defined by the American nurses association‚ in other words competency is the ability of an individual

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    and abilities of the individual nurse (Doenges‚ Moorhouse & Murr‚ 2008). This is a profession that provides health care and educational assistance among individuals who seek medical attention as well as health based information. A nurse is a health care provider who works with other medical care personnel and is responsible in caring‚ assisting‚ counseling and educating individuals‚ families and communities about promoting proper maintenance of health. Nurses should require the order of a physician

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    MU2.4-4.1 IDENTIFY THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS WHICH MAY INDICATE THAT A CHILD OR YOUNG PERSON IS INJURED OR UNWELL. The child may complain to the teacher that they don’t feel well or they feel tired‚ the child’s appearance maybe they look tired‚ pale and worn out. Also the child may have a high temperature; the child doesn’t take part in any activities and the child keeps saying they want their mum or dad. The child vomits‚ coughs for a long period of time‚ refuses food‚ they become clingy‚ refuse

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    For as long as I can remember‚ I have wanted to be a nurse. I was dead set on being helpful behind the scenes. I craved to fill the role of the nurse who was in the background‚ helping out by doing the small‚ unimportant jobs. I felt I was not good enough to fill a higher position. This was before I began actually assuming the role of a volunteer in my community. Volunteering at Lincoln County Mercy Hospital has taught me a lot of lessons and skills. I began on the MED/Surg floor. I was there to

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    Discuss the Legal Age for Alcohol Consumption and whether it should be Raised Name of student: Name of instructor: Institution of affiliation: Date of submission: Legal Age for Alcohol Consumption Different governments have age limits for legal consumption of alcohol. For instance‚ in most western states individuals below 18 years of age should not consume alchohol. Other countries have an age limit of 15 years (Miller‚ 2010). All these governments have reasons for setting this age requirements

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    |614 Beaver Bend |281-919-2663 Cell | |Houston‚ TX 77037 |Blancaecontreas@yahoo.com | Blanca Contreras |Objective |Seeking a responsible and rewarding position utilizing my full capabilities while gaining new experiences‚ in a career environment that offers | | |professional and personal growth with continued challenge and advancement potential | |

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    Nurse staffing refers to the ratio of nurses to patients in a particular unit. The current global nursing shortage is simply wide spread and dangerous lace of skilled nurses who are needed to care for individual patients and the population as a while. A study on the nursing shortage by Linda Aiken of the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing‚ fund that an estimated 20‚000 people die each year‚ because they have checked into a hospital with overworked nurses. (The American Nurses Association

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