My mother and my sister have been my inspiration and motivation throughout these past years. They both have been through situations that have touched me in a way just by watching them. It has helped me grow as a person. It was almost like I needed to see that in order to get through life and my career. They inspired me to become a nurse. My 23-year-old sister has 18 to 25 ideology of schizophrenia and a ceis on her brain. Neither of them was developmental. I did not know how to help my sister until things got really serious. She started behaving certain ways that I couldn't understand and I needed to be there for her. But when I started doing my research, I found out that she has something that she could not control. I've learned to be a little bit more patient with her and other people. I finally became more understanding of her situation. .
When my mother was ill years ago, I felt like life was not worth anything and I felt like I was not worth anything. I started taking care of her before she went into the nursing home. I sung to her sometimes, helped her get up and out of her seat, cooked for her, held her hand, etc. doing those things made me realize that I can be nurturing to people and make them feel better while they are at a lowest point in their life. It is not easy watching someone you are very close to struggle with sickness. My mother's situation has made me want to help people who are in need to get back on their feet and get their health back on track. .
Becoming a nurse has been my dream for quite some time now. I believe nursing is one of my talents. It is not just something I am good at but I believe that it holds a purpose in my life. I want to experience different patients with different situations. I know that it will not always be easy dealing with different people but it is better to learn now before stepping out into the real world. Helping my mother and my sister in their situations has helped me become more caring, persistent, and patient.
The nurse was also omnipresent. ... Chief Bromden also feared the nurse. ... God becomes angry when His children flagrantly disobey Him. ... Even when most of the men left her ward, she said nothing, allowing them to choose their own paths. ... God and the Big Nurse are all-powerful. ...
My grandma was a nurse who made a difference in peoples care and in their lives. ... When I was in high school, I was able to choose a career to study for a day. ... I wanted to become a nurse so that I to could come home at night knowing that I was helping people. Becoming a nurse is rewarding. ... Why I want to be a nurse? ...
Substance abuse is defined as using alcohol or drugs to become intoxicated or using prescription drugs beyond their stated purpose(Griffith 2). ... Another misconception is that nurses would know better than to become addicted, given their level of education on the subject. ... It is difficult to spot a nurse with a problem until it becomes very serious. ... Coworkers can choose to do nothing, whether by choice or by denying there is a problem. ... They are again exposed to the very situation or environment that, in one way or another, caused them to become addicted in the first plac...
By treating the whole person, the nurse can build trust between the nurse and client, thus promote healing and peace of this individual. ... A nurse must do this by following the code of ethics. ... The Registered Nurses Association of British Columbia (2000), states "Nurses have an obligation to serve and protect the public. ... This is where the nurse acts or intervenes on behalf of a client. ... The nurse in the role of counselor, is also very important. ...
Nurse managers are demanding nurses work extra shifts, sometimes even four, eight, or sixteen overtime hours. This puts extra strain on the nurses after a tiring shift. ... Nurses are very concerned that when working long and tiring mandatory shifts, their judgment may become impaired and the patient is at risk, as well as the nurse's license to practice. ... One can understand why a nurse would choose to push oneself to the limit, especially if the nurse is in an unpleasant financial situation. ... It is also the nurses" duty to report the feelings of fatigue and the potential risk t...
A battle for control begins between McMurphy and Nurse Ratched, which ultimately results in McMurphy's triumph and the Nurse's downfall, while changing the patients caught in the middle for the better. ... When McMurphy enters the nurse's station and tries to turn down the music, Nurse Ratched reprimands him, all the while talking down to him in a slow, patronizing tone. ... " He chooses to show the other patients how impervious he is to the control exerted over all of them by making a bet. ... Nurse Ratched refuses to change hospital policy unless the majority of the patients ...
For the purpose of my paper, I interviewed Jennifer Persons, a Licensed Practical Nurse, or LPN, Heike Phillipsen, a Registered Nurse with an associates degree in nursing (RN-ADN), and Maureen Davis, a Registered Nurse with a baccalaureates degree in nursing (RN-BSN). ... No matter what level of nurse one chooses to become, the number one priority is putting the patient first and ensuring the best care is provided for them. However, based upon which level of education they choose, their roles and responsibilities vary. ... Her favorite place to work was as a hemodyalisis nurse. ... When one at...
Not only being knowledgeable in the field, but being a loving and caring person is very important when choosing to become a nurse. ... Another reason why I am choosing nursing as my career is because I am fascinated by the human body, it is amazing what it can do. The more health related topics I learn, the more interested I become. I look forward to learning and gaining more knowledge about the body, medicines, and all other health related topics and criteria that it takes to become a nurse. ... I like the fact that it is shorter than most programs; therefor I would become a nurse sooner and ...
What is it that specialty nurses want most? ... The only flexibility she may be awarded is choosing the days she would like to work and she may pick to work the day shift or the night shift. Although she may have this sort of flexibility, it's not guaranteed that she will get the shift she chooses. ... To become a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist an RN with a BSN must earn her master's in anesthesia. ... If you allow an advance practice nurse to give out a narcotic prescription to a patient for a period of only 48 hours, she has not prescribed enough of the narcotic to beco...