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    dangerous manor putting patients at risk. This was a second item which gave nursing a negative image. Florence Nightingale changed the profession of nursing. She made the nursing a more acceptable profession and was able to attract a better quality of women in to the field. Her appearance in nursing was an important event in the history of nursing. During her time the creation of nursing training schools happened. Formal nursing schools in America were first established in 1862 (Judd and Sitzman‚ 2014)

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    UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF NURSING COURSE SYLLABUS NURS 787 Theoretical Foundations of Teaching and Learning in Nursing and Health Professions Course Syllabus Credits: 3 credits Faculty Facilitator: Susan L. Bindon‚ DNP RN-BC Assistant Professor‚ Institute for Educators Suite 311W‚ School of Nursing Phone: 410.706.8049 Fax: 410.706.5560 Email: bindon@son.umaryland.edu Office Hours: By appointment‚ in person or via Bb

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    University Nursing Leadership and Management NUR 310 Joyce O ’Reilly June 16‚ 2014 Lateral Violence Lateral violence (LV) is growing issue in nursing and tend to be oxymoronic since the nursing profession is known as a profession of caring. Though lateral violence exist in other professions‚ the nursing profession should lead the charge in resolving such acts among a profession that plays such a vital role in the quality of others’ lives. Lateral violence should become extinct within the nursing profession

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    Finally‚ it will include behaviors and character traits that I consider important and want to develop further. Definition According to Mosby’s dictionary of medicine‚ nursing and health profession‚ “code of ethic is a statement encompassing the set of rules based on values and standard of conducts to which practitioners of a profession are expected to conform” (Mosby‚ 2006). In other words‚ code of ethics means accountability and responsibility in individuals‚ professionals and corporate entities

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    Challenges facing the nursing profession in the 21st century. Looking ahead at some of the challenges facing the nursing profession seem pretty daunting. Nursing shortages‚ a rapidly aging population (to also include an aging nursing population)‚ short staffed hospitals are the norm these days. These are just a few examples of some of the problems facing nurses today and into the next century. With a population growing and hospital care struggling to keep up as it is‚ we have a catastrophe

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    start with a school that has somewhat of a medical field‚ like Franklin Police & Fire high school the school I currently attend. One of the paths that can lead to a licensure as an RN is earning a diploma‚ an Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) or a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) While

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    Theodor Wilhelm Engelmann was a German microbiologist whose 1882 experiment measured the effects of different colors of light on photosynthetic activity and showed that the conversion of light energy to chemical energy took place in the chloroplast. In 1881‚ he observed the movement of bacteria towards the chloroplasts in a strand of “Spirogyra” algae. Engelmann hypothesized that the bacteria were moving in response to oxygen generated by the photo synthetically active chloroplasts in the algae.

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    Ch. 1 Prokaryotes = bacteria ‚ archaea Eukaryotes = Fungi‚ protozoa ‚ algae (Growth:: Mitosis有絲分裂) Bacterial cell → Bacillus(rodlike) ‚ cocus (spherical)‚ spiral (curved) *P.S. 有時會star-shaped or square → 出現既形式: pairs‚ chains‚ clusters cell walls of bacteria → peptidoglycan (carbohydrate & protein complex) cell walls of plant and algal cell → cellulose Growth::Binary fission = bacteria reproduce by dividing into two equal cells bacteria 吸收nutrients from dead / living organisms/ photosynthesis

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    The Effectiveness of Antimicrobial Agents Bacteria: Clearasil and Proactive Veronica Hillgren 11/16/12 FRI AM Question/ Hypothesis The purpose of my experiment is to find and compare the efficiency of Proactive™ and Clearasil™ acne products on certain bacteria. For myself‚ Clearasil™ works better than Proactive™ does when exposed to my pores‚ which are infested with bacteria. However‚ Proactive™ is widely known and has a large amount

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    My Philosophy of Professional Nursing As I embark on starting a new career‚ nursing offers me a demanding profession that involves my strength in interpersonal relations coupled with the desire to participate in a challenging career field. The nurse-patient relationship is the most important factor in starting an effective assessment of a the patient. Establishing this relationship is important to gain the trust of the patient as well as a rapid diagnosis in what will become a fiscally-challenged

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