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Personal Narrative: My Experience With A Nursing Academy
As I proceeded with my nursing academy I always looking forward to our clinical days, so many departments to choose from maternity, rehabilitation, emergency, surgery and etc. Every department required the same but slightly different care. I recall providing patients’ personal hygiene by giving bed baths, bedpans, and brushing teeth. Providing patients’ stability by checking vital signs, absorbing and recording intake and outtake
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