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    An emotional intelligence nurse is someone who has the ability to identify‚ assess‚ manage and control her emotions and others as well (Wikipedia p.1). She is aware that by not being able to control her own emotions‚ this could bring negative consequences‚ affecting others as well and their surroundings. Someone that in the midst of a chaotic and stressful situation can remain calm‚ confident and secure due to pocessing the skills necessary to deal with such.. I could also describe her as someone

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    A Nurses Moral Compass

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    (Purtillo pg.10) The Code of Ethics as mandated by The American Nurses Association is the outline for ethical practice and morals in nursing. Today‚ the morality of the health profession should be rooted in the policies‚ customs and practices of health care institutions. This does work most of the time‚ but there will be times that the moralities will conflict. A moral compass is the key component to ethical decision making and practice for nurses’ .Moral duty and virtue

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    Registered Nurse Benefits

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    There are many benefits to being a registered nurse‚ in fact‚ most nursing jobs have many different types of job benefits. These benefits are excellent and are probably some of the best you might see in any profession. These benefit‚ though‚ will depend on where you work‚ whether it is a hospital‚ clinic‚ or school. Nevertheless‚ the following job benefits are the job benefits you will receive for becoming a Registered Nurse: Paid time off (PTO) which is when you receive hours that are paid for each

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    Figuring out who you are can mean the difference between failure or success in life. From birth we are taught who we should be by our parents and society. However‚ it is ultimately up to us who we become. I am a 33 year old mother of three and a nurse. My self concept is constantly changing as life confronts me with new roles to play and trials to overcome. Although I have many attributes I pride myself on being competent‚ caring and creative. As a small child I watched my parents work hard and

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    translated to more than 330 hospitals operated by the government and the private sector‚ with a capacity of more than 50‚000 beds. Of these hospitals‚ 184 are run by the government‚ with more than 16 thousand doctors‚ 40 thousand nurses‚ and more than 25 thousand assistant nurses according to the Ministry of Health (2003). Based on these figures and the Saudi population of 20 million people‚ to satisfy and maintain the current health care standard‚ one out of every two hundred Saudi nationals and residents

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    I am working for one of the best hospitals in downtown Chicago‚ Illinois as a Registered Nurse. My duties include providing hands-on care to patients by administering medications‚ observing and monitoring patients’ conditions‚ managing intravenous lines‚ communicating with doctors and maintaining records. In addition‚ I am responsible for educating patients and their families on disease prevention and post-hospital treatment. Also‚ provide emotional support to the patient and family members. Although

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    on critical care nurses Moral distress has been a topic of interest to many nursing researchers due to the consequences that it poses‚ however few studies have examined the impacts of moral distress on nurses. By utilizing existing research on the topic‚ Corley (2002) proposed a theory of moral distress that encompassed its negative effects. Corley (2002) theorized that moral distress negatively affects nurses‚ patients and organizations. When subjected to moral distress‚ nurses can suffer‚ feel

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    As a potential nursing student‚ I will strive to be a tremendous asset to Spartan Health Sciences University by devoting all my time‚ energy and life to becoming a spectacular nurse. I believe that I am obligated to use my talents in a constructive manner‚ a manner beneficial to society. A nursing career gives me the unique opportunity to express my talents while benefiting human life. My social and friendly ways will be a great contribution to Spartan Health Sciences University. Being raised in

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    The Nurse Dramatic Monologue Scenario: After the deaths of Romeo and Juliet‚ the nurse is reminiscing at what happened. This monologue is set inside Juliet’s room with other staff of the Capulet house. [Look at picture of Juliet] Oh Juliet‚ my gorgeous‚ fair‚ young maiden [Touch the face of Juliet in the photo frame]. Lifeless because she loved too well and could not go through without the man of thy dreams. None‚ but that of Romeo‚ son of Montague. Although he was a Montague‚ he was the finest

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    Certified Nurse Assistant

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    The work environment as a Certified Nurse Assistant is close contact with patents‚ and to take care of their basic needs. To become a CNA‚ you must fulfill the basic Education Requirements to get licenses to work in the professional Healthcare setting. Also a CNA is considered an entry- level job that typically pays between 23‚000 to30‚ 000 per year (Alot Careers Team‚ 2015). Being a CNA can be a rewarding career‚ especially if you are compassionate‚ hardworking‚ and enjoy helping others.

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