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    Nurse Practioner

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    The Board of Registered Nursing defines the nurse practitioners as “registered nurses who are prepared by advanced education to provide primary care including medical procedures that may be required for a specialty area “(BRN‚ 2012). Additionally‚ nurse practitioners must ”possess additional preparation and skills in physical diagnosis‚ psycho-social assessment‚ and management of health illness needs in primary health care and who have been prepared in a program conforming to board standards” (BRN

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    Male Nurses

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    Male Nurses In today’s society male nurses are still looked upon negatively in the nursing profession. There are several stereotypes that society has placed males into that chose to become nurses‚ males who become nurses are considered gay‚ society views the work that nurses do as “women’s work” not a man’s job. In today’s society maybe the male nurse just simply enjoys helping people and giving something back to society? Colleges need to institute programs that will get the attention of male

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    Nurse Ratched

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    Nurse Ratched A former army nurseNurse Ratched represents the oppressive mechanization‚ dehumanization‚ and emasculation of modern society—in Bromden’s words‚ the Combine. Her nickname is “Big Nurse‚” which sounds like Big Brother‚ the name used in George Orwell’s novel 1984 to refer to an oppressive and all-knowing authority. Bromden describes Ratched as being like a machine‚ and her behavior fits this description: even her name is reminiscent of a mechanical tool‚ sounding like both “ratchet”

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    Nurse Witte struggles with many problems in this scenario; the most prominent of them is being able to effective communication. Effective communication has a positive impact on a patient’s health care outcome by working together with multi-disciplinary team members‚ in order to achieve this mutually beneficial goal. In order to develop a cohesive plan of care‚ it is important to have communication among all health care providers. Communication plays a vital role when involving multi-health care

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    Pediatric Nurse

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    Pediatric Nursing Pediatric nurses‚ also called PED’s nurses‚ are registered nurses (RNs) who specialize in the care of infants and children. You will often see Pediatric nurses working in hospitals‚ or clinics that have child-care. A Pediatric nurse is a registered nurse that specializes in the field and receives a higher pay. They must also become a Certified Pediatric Nurse (CPN). Pediatric nurses typically perform physical examinations‚ measure vital statistics‚ take blood and urine samples

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    American Nurse

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    dedication and commitment. Nurses need to act as caregivers‚ communicators and teachers for their patients in order for them to become healthier and feel better. The nurses in the movie; American Nurse directed by Carolyn Jones portrayed all of these traits‚ even though these nurses were so different. The nurses in the film included; Naomi Cross‚ a labor and delivery nurse‚ Jason Short a nurse in Eastern Kentucky‚ Tonia Faust a hospice nurse in a prison‚ Brian McMillion a military nurse

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    Standardized Coding System             The American Nurses Association (2008) suggests the use of 13 languages that nurses should to communicate thoughts‚ ideas‚ and care plans.  Nurses work in ever specialty and are require interacting with each other and other specialties to benefit their patients.  Recently my hospital has created the usage of an electronic interdisciplinary care plan (eIPOC).  The eIPOC utilizes Nursing Diagnosis from NANDA International language to discuss patient problems and

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    Master’s Prepared Nurse Interview Jeffrey R. Robinson Grand Canyon University: Theoretical Foundations for Nursing Roles and Practice March 4th 2015 Introduction The master’s level prepared nurse is currently in a unique position in healthcare. They are positioned to change the direction of nursing for the future‚ as it is changing at an ever-increasing rate. I chose to interview M.D.‚ a male nurse with roughly 25 years nursing experience. For the past 6 months he has guided me into a position

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    a Master’s prepared nurse leader should have for your chosen specialty CSM‚ INF‚ NED. How do these competencies guide your own practice? Does your career plan include the competencies you have identified? How important is specialty certification for today’s master’s prepared nurse? Nurse Educators combine clinical expertise with a passion for teaching. Educators are responsible for preparing new nurses and advancing the development of practicing healthcare provider‚ nurse educators possess a solid

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    Childhood and Nurse

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    understanding of good behaviors and bad behaviors. Summarize how a nurse would handle physical assessments‚ examinations‚ education‚ and communication differently with children versus adults. Consider spirituality and cultural differences in your answer. When the nurse is caring for a child‚ the nurse must remember that they are essentially caring for two patients‚ the child and the parent (Jarvis‚ 2012). For a nurse‚ the assessment‚ examination and interaction with a child patient offer

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