Sailor Moon funny NURSE MINAKO 2
July 25th, 2010xthunderdragonx asked:
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Kru Phil Nurse & Mike Straka Talk Muay Thai and Georges St. Pierre
July 24th, 2010cinephonic asked:
www.foxfightgame.com FOX Fight Game with Mike Straka Muay Thai trainer Kru Phil Nurse talks MMA, training Georges St. Pierre, BJ Penn at different weight classes and how Brock Lesnar became champion
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July 19th, 2010
ROBYN KNAPP asked:
For those student nurses who are about to graduate, their main priority is to pass the NCLEX-RN examination. The practice of nursing is regulated according to licensing authorities in each state jurisdiction.
Each jurisdiction must ensure that each nurse has the minimum competency to practice nursing in their state. In order to ensure such requirements, the National Council of State Boards of Nurses, Inc.
(NCSBN) has developed a comprehensive examination entitled, National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). The NCLEX test plan occurs in several steps. The first step is to conduct a practice analysis. This is used to collect data on the practice of entry level nurses. By collecting this data the board can design NCLEX test questions that will be applicable to the majority of graduate nurses.
For instance, it has been found that the majority of new graduate nurses find work on medical/surgical units. The majority of the new graduates surveyed also indicated their primary responsibility was in the delivery of direct patient care. (1) Therefore, questions regarding the care of patients on medical/surgical units is pertinent and important for graduate nurses to know. Although some graduate nurses will tell you that they had more questions on psychiatric nursing or maternity nursing on the NCLEX, this is not the norm.
Six thousand or more newly licensed registered nurses are asked about the frequency and priority of performing more than one hundred and fifty care activities. These activities are analyzed in relation to the impact on patient care, safety and client settings where they are performed. It is in this framework that NCLEX test questions are designed to be applicable in real world settings, thus requiring graduate nurses to be knowledgeable of such practices.
The second step in the NCLEX test plan is to develop a method to test behaviors regarding the content formed in step one. The NCLEX-RN, Test Plan, provides a focused summary of the concepts to be tested. It serves not only to delineate what content to cover and the method of presenting the test questions but also serves to assist in developing a study guide in preparing those who will take the test. The NCLEX assesses the graduate nurse’s knowledge of required skills to practice nursing safely and competently.
Beliefs about people and nursing underlie the NCLEX-RN test plan. People are finite beings with varying capacities to function in society. (2) Each person is a unique and special individual existing in a system that they exert some control over, such as their beliefs, social systems, family systems, health customs. It is in this underlying theory of each individuals beliefs that the nursing process guides in the intervention to promote psychological and physical wellness.
Nursing is an art as much as it is a science, founded on a scientific body of knowledge that has been tested and proven effective in meeting the goals of each individual. The cognitive learning domain is a integral part of the NCLEX test plan. The use of Bloom’s taxonomy is the basis for writing and coding items (Bloom,e tal.,1956: Anderson & Krathwohl, 2001) Since the practice of nursing requires application or higher levels of cognitive ability, it becomes imperative to test graduate nurses complex and abstract reasoning.
The framework of Client Needs was selected for the NCLEX due to its all encompassing body of nursing knowledge that must be applied to successfully meet these needs. There are four distinct categories of Client Needs that are integrated into the exam, with two of the four categories subdivided to more adequately cover all subject matter. The categories are as follows:
A. Safe and Effective Care Environment
1. Management of Care
2. Safety and infection control
B. Promotion and Maintenance
C. Psychosocial Integrity
D. Physiological Integrity
1. Basic Care and Comfort
2. Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies 3. Reduction of Risk Potential 4. Physiological Adaptation
Integrated concepts and processes are fundamental to the nursing practice and are applied to the various and categories of client needs.
These integrated concepts are as follows:
A. The nursing process- a scientific problem solving approach to client care that includes, assessment, analysis, planning, implementation and evaluation.
B. Caring- interaction between the nurse and client that provides for a nurturing, positive, and helpful environment whereby the client feels special and important knowing that the relationship that develops between themselves and the nurse will provide the needed assistance in their achieving a higher level of psychological and physical wellness.
C. Communication and Documentation- verbal and or nonverbal interactions between the nurse and client, significant others and multidisciplinary health teams. Validation either through written and or electronic entry which reflects that what has been done is documented and is within the scope of the nurses educational and licensure level as well as meeting the policies of the hospital or other client care environment.
D. Teaching-Learning- facilitating the acquirement of further knowledge which will lead to a more informed and skilled nurse with the application of the newly learned material.
The distribution of content and the percentage of test questions assigned to each Client Needs subcategory in the NCLEX test plan is based on the results of the Report of Finding from the 2005 RN Practice
Learn how you can pass the NET the first time the the Nursing Entrance Test Study Guide.
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For those student nurses who are about to graduate, their main priority is to pass the NCLEX-RN examination. The practice of nursing is regulated according to licensing authorities in each state jurisdiction.
Each jurisdiction must ensure that each nurse has the minimum competency to practice nursing in their state. In order to ensure such requirements, the National Council of State Boards of Nurses, Inc.
(NCSBN) has developed a comprehensive examination entitled, National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). The NCLEX test plan occurs in several steps. The first step is to conduct a practice analysis. This is used to collect data on the practice of entry level nurses. By collecting this data the board can design NCLEX test questions that will be applicable to the majority of graduate nurses.
For instance, it has been found that the majority of new graduate nurses find work on medical/surgical units. The majority of the new graduates surveyed also indicated their primary responsibility was in the delivery of direct patient care. (1) Therefore, questions regarding the care of patients on medical/surgical units is pertinent and important for graduate nurses to know. Although some graduate nurses will tell you that they had more questions on psychiatric nursing or maternity nursing on the NCLEX, this is not the norm.
Six thousand or more newly licensed registered nurses are asked about the frequency and priority of performing more than one hundred and fifty care activities. These activities are analyzed in relation to the impact on patient care, safety and client settings where they are performed. It is in this framework that NCLEX test questions are designed to be applicable in real world settings, thus requiring graduate nurses to be knowledgeable of such practices.
The second step in the NCLEX test plan is to develop a method to test behaviors regarding the content formed in step one. The NCLEX-RN, Test Plan, provides a focused summary of the concepts to be tested. It serves not only to delineate what content to cover and the method of presenting the test questions but also serves to assist in developing a study guide in preparing those who will take the test. The NCLEX assesses the graduate nurse’s knowledge of required skills to practice nursing safely and competently.
Beliefs about people and nursing underlie the NCLEX-RN test plan. People are finite beings with varying capacities to function in society. (2) Each person is a unique and special individual existing in a system that they exert some control over, such as their beliefs, social systems, family systems, health customs. It is in this underlying theory of each individuals beliefs that the nursing process guides in the intervention to promote psychological and physical wellness.
Nursing is an art as much as it is a science, founded on a scientific body of knowledge that has been tested and proven effective in meeting the goals of each individual. The cognitive learning domain is a integral part of the NCLEX test plan. The use of Bloom’s taxonomy is the basis for writing and coding items (Bloom,e tal.,1956: Anderson & Krathwohl, 2001) Since the practice of nursing requires application or higher levels of cognitive ability, it becomes imperative to test graduate nurses complex and abstract reasoning.
The framework of Client Needs was selected for the NCLEX due to its all encompassing body of nursing knowledge that must be applied to successfully meet these needs. There are four distinct categories of Client Needs that are integrated into the exam, with two of the four categories subdivided to more adequately cover all subject matter. The categories are as follows:
A. Safe and Effective Care Environment
1. Management of Care
2. Safety and infection control
B. Promotion and Maintenance
C. Psychosocial Integrity
D. Physiological Integrity
1. Basic Care and Comfort
2. Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies 3. Reduction of Risk Potential 4. Physiological Adaptation
Integrated concepts and processes are fundamental to the nursing practice and are applied to the various and categories of client needs.
These integrated concepts are as follows:
A. The nursing process- a scientific problem solving approach to client care that includes, assessment, analysis, planning, implementation and evaluation.
B. Caring- interaction between the nurse and client that provides for a nurturing, positive, and helpful environment whereby the client feels special and important knowing that the relationship that develops between themselves and the nurse will provide the needed assistance in their achieving a higher level of psychological and physical wellness.
C. Communication and Documentation- verbal and or nonverbal interactions between the nurse and client, significant others and multidisciplinary health teams. Validation either through written and or electronic entry which reflects that what has been done is documented and is within the scope of the nurses educational and licensure level as well as meeting the policies of the hospital or other client care environment.
D. Teaching-Learning- facilitating the acquirement of further knowledge which will lead to a more informed and skilled nurse with the application of the newly learned material.
The distribution of content and the percentage of test questions assigned to each Client Needs subcategory in the NCLEX test plan is based on the results of the Report of Finding from the 2005 RN Practice
Learn how you can pass the NET the first time the the Nursing Entrance Test Study Guide.
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How much does a part time registered nurse make?
July 17th, 2010
Kat Kat asked:
I want to become a registered nurse and was originally planning on working full time. Just out of curiosity, does anyone know how much they make part time? I was hoping to do maybe 3 days a week at 8 or 12 hour shifts. Thanks!
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I want to become a registered nurse and was originally planning on working full time. Just out of curiosity, does anyone know how much they make part time? I was hoping to do maybe 3 days a week at 8 or 12 hour shifts. Thanks!
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How to work as nurse in California with French nursing licence?
July 15th, 2010
Sean Phillips / asked:
Hello every body, I have a french nursing licence, is somebody can tell me what are the step to have a california RN nurse licence?
Thanks
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Hello every body, I have a french nursing licence, is somebody can tell me what are the step to have a california RN nurse licence?
Thanks
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Fear 2 Walkthrough - Nurse’s Office Part One
July 13th, 2010MahaloVideoGames asked:
Video walkthrough of the Nurse’s Office mission in FEAR 2: Project Origin www.mahalo.com www.mahalo.com www.mahalo.com
nurse guidelines
July 3rd, 2010
A Nutt asked:
Nurses are respected and valued members of the medical community. They play a critical role in the health care field. Although the medical field is made up of many types of nurses, they are all exciting and rewarding careers. The following list outlines many types of nursing careers:
- Registered Nurse (RN): Registered Nurses work in almost all areas of the health care profession. They perform many tasks that include: administering treatments such as medications, performing certain medical procedures, monitoring vital signs, advising and supporting patients, educating patients about medical conditions, and keep families up-to-date on a patient’s status. Registered Nurses can specialize in certain medical areas
- Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA): Certified Nurse Assistants are also known as nurses’ aides, patient care technicians, home health aides, and home health assistants. CNAs are employed in a number of health care fields. They work in hospitals, nursing homes, private homes, and adult living homes. CNAs perform a number of duties that include: monitoring health such as recording a patients temperature, pulse, and respiration, helping patients eat, bathe, and dress, helping patients walk, keeping patients rooms in order, providing nutritious meals, answering patients’ call bells, and making beds. They may also help patients to exam rooms and even assist with simple procedures. CNAs report to a Registered Nurse.
- Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN): Although Licensed Practical Nurses have less training than Registered Nurses, they are employed in all areas of health care. They work in hospitals, nursing homes, and medical clinics. LPNs perform such duties as monitoring a patient’s overall condition, giving injections, recording vital signs, and applying dressings. They will also assist patients with personal hygiene and report any treatment reactions
- Critical Care Nurse: A Critical Care Nurse works with seriously injured and ill patients in the hospital. This type of nurse works in the ICU (intensive care unit) or CCU (critical care unit). Their job is to care for patients who are being treated for serious and life-threatening illnesses.
- Travel Nurse: A Travel Nurse is a nurse that travels to different areas and provides short term support when there is a nurse shortage. They will fill in when a full time nurse goes on maternity leave, during peak work times, if a nurse has a long term illness, or if a nurse is on an extended vacation. There assignments are short term but they are highly paid. An assignment usually runs for about 13 weeks. Travel Nurses often work in hospitals and medical clinics. Employers will provide many benefits such as free housing and health insurance.
- Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVN): Theses nurses perform the same job function as licensed practical nurses. LVNs provide certain medical services such as giving enemas, treating bedsores, bandaging wounds, and recording vitals. They also assist patients with bathing and dressing.
- Public Health Nurse (PHN): These nurses are registered nurses who have specialized in community health. They often go to community centers, homes, and schools where they assist individuals and families with health concerns. They work with community organizers regarding health related issues. They also perform the same duties as registered nurses.
- Nurse Practitioner: A Nurse Practitioner is a registered nurse who has specialized training and education which allows them to carry out many tasks normally performed by a doctor. Such tasks include diagnosing and treating illnesses and injuries. Some states allow practical nurses to write prescriptions.
These are just a few of the more popular areas of nursing. Nurses are on the front lines of health care and are usually the first people patients meet when faced with a health issue. Nurses provide valuable support for patients and their families making them an indispensable part of the health care community.
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Nurses are respected and valued members of the medical community. They play a critical role in the health care field. Although the medical field is made up of many types of nurses, they are all exciting and rewarding careers. The following list outlines many types of nursing careers:
- Registered Nurse (RN): Registered Nurses work in almost all areas of the health care profession. They perform many tasks that include: administering treatments such as medications, performing certain medical procedures, monitoring vital signs, advising and supporting patients, educating patients about medical conditions, and keep families up-to-date on a patient’s status. Registered Nurses can specialize in certain medical areas
- Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA): Certified Nurse Assistants are also known as nurses’ aides, patient care technicians, home health aides, and home health assistants. CNAs are employed in a number of health care fields. They work in hospitals, nursing homes, private homes, and adult living homes. CNAs perform a number of duties that include: monitoring health such as recording a patients temperature, pulse, and respiration, helping patients eat, bathe, and dress, helping patients walk, keeping patients rooms in order, providing nutritious meals, answering patients’ call bells, and making beds. They may also help patients to exam rooms and even assist with simple procedures. CNAs report to a Registered Nurse.
- Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN): Although Licensed Practical Nurses have less training than Registered Nurses, they are employed in all areas of health care. They work in hospitals, nursing homes, and medical clinics. LPNs perform such duties as monitoring a patient’s overall condition, giving injections, recording vital signs, and applying dressings. They will also assist patients with personal hygiene and report any treatment reactions
- Critical Care Nurse: A Critical Care Nurse works with seriously injured and ill patients in the hospital. This type of nurse works in the ICU (intensive care unit) or CCU (critical care unit). Their job is to care for patients who are being treated for serious and life-threatening illnesses.
- Travel Nurse: A Travel Nurse is a nurse that travels to different areas and provides short term support when there is a nurse shortage. They will fill in when a full time nurse goes on maternity leave, during peak work times, if a nurse has a long term illness, or if a nurse is on an extended vacation. There assignments are short term but they are highly paid. An assignment usually runs for about 13 weeks. Travel Nurses often work in hospitals and medical clinics. Employers will provide many benefits such as free housing and health insurance.
- Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVN): Theses nurses perform the same job function as licensed practical nurses. LVNs provide certain medical services such as giving enemas, treating bedsores, bandaging wounds, and recording vitals. They also assist patients with bathing and dressing.
- Public Health Nurse (PHN): These nurses are registered nurses who have specialized in community health. They often go to community centers, homes, and schools where they assist individuals and families with health concerns. They work with community organizers regarding health related issues. They also perform the same duties as registered nurses.
- Nurse Practitioner: A Nurse Practitioner is a registered nurse who has specialized training and education which allows them to carry out many tasks normally performed by a doctor. Such tasks include diagnosing and treating illnesses and injuries. Some states allow practical nurses to write prescriptions.
These are just a few of the more popular areas of nursing. Nurses are on the front lines of health care and are usually the first people patients meet when faced with a health issue. Nurses provide valuable support for patients and their families making them an indispensable part of the health care community.
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Meredith Baxter as a drug-addicted nurse in “Darkness Before Dawn” GREAT TV MOVIE
July 1st, 2010joycollector asked:
This is one of my all-time favorite Meredith Baxter TV movies. Here are some highlights from the first half of the movie. Meredith plays a drug-addicted nurse who steals drugs from the hospital she works at. She is married and her husband is an addict too. She already has a daughter, and when she gets pregnant again, the baby is born an addict… so she decides to give drugs to her baby. Based on a true story. This 1993 movie is available on dvd on amazon.com.
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How could I be a nurse without a nursing major?
June 27th, 2010
Ian B asked:
I love History. This has to be my major, and I would probably also minor in either Biology or Spanish. This would not give me the time for another major in nursing, and a minor would be just pointless. How could I be a nurse then? Is there some type of master’s program?
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I love History. This has to be my major, and I would probably also minor in either Biology or Spanish. This would not give me the time for another major in nursing, and a minor would be just pointless. How could I be a nurse then? Is there some type of master’s program?
senior nurse
June 23rd, 2010
Amelia Turner asked:
Health care industry is projected to be one of the major growing businesses in 10 years down the road. The demand for health care professionals will always be there. This is good news for those who are interested in starting their career in health care sector because their career future is brighter and secured. Nursing field is key area of health care industry where the major growth will take place. Registered nurses constitute the largest health care occupation with 2.6 million jobs. If you are interested to start your career in nursing field, an associate nursing degree can be your jump start education option.
You have choices to earn your associate nursing degree through campus-based college or through online education. Online associate nursing degree program provides you with a flexible and convenient learning environment and without disturbing your normal life if you manage your time properly. Through online education, you can complete your associate nursing degree program in the shortest period of time depends entirely on your self-motivation and discipline to schedule your learning pace.
Generally, online school will give you a number of options that you can choose from while undertaking your online nursing degree program. The biggest advantage of online nursing degree programs is flexibility that allows you to plan for your study time that fit into your busy working schedule or time spend with your family members. In additional to that, online degree program allows you to login to online classes from any place as long as the place offer internet connection. That’s why online associate nursing degree program quickly become one of the most viable option for working adults to start or make a career switch to nursing field.
The associate nursing degree is your career ladder that enables you to get started your nursing career by preparing you for the National Council of Licensure Examination for registered nurses (NCLEX-RN). There are two types of associate nursing degree program, associate degree program for individuals with no previous nursing education or Licensed Practical Nurses who have nursing experience. The courses for these two types of nursing degree programs have differences; make sure you are selecting the right category when choosing the nursing program.
The associate nursing degree earned by you will enable you to start your nursing career as entry position in most hospitals and health care centers. Average earnings of a registered nurse with an associate nursing degree range from $40,000 to $45,000 annually. Once you become a Registered Nurse with an associate degree in nursing, you can always take advantage of tuition reimbursement benefits offered by the hospital or company you work with to work toward a BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) by completing an RN-to-BSN program. A BSN will prepare you for a broader scope of nursing practice and move your nursing career to a higher level with higher annual earnings.
Summary
Starting or switching your career to nursing field is a wise choice as the industry is growing rapidly which generate a great number of job opportunities. And, an associate nursing degree is a good stepping stone for you to bridge your career into the nursing sector.
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Health care industry is projected to be one of the major growing businesses in 10 years down the road. The demand for health care professionals will always be there. This is good news for those who are interested in starting their career in health care sector because their career future is brighter and secured. Nursing field is key area of health care industry where the major growth will take place. Registered nurses constitute the largest health care occupation with 2.6 million jobs. If you are interested to start your career in nursing field, an associate nursing degree can be your jump start education option.
You have choices to earn your associate nursing degree through campus-based college or through online education. Online associate nursing degree program provides you with a flexible and convenient learning environment and without disturbing your normal life if you manage your time properly. Through online education, you can complete your associate nursing degree program in the shortest period of time depends entirely on your self-motivation and discipline to schedule your learning pace.
Generally, online school will give you a number of options that you can choose from while undertaking your online nursing degree program. The biggest advantage of online nursing degree programs is flexibility that allows you to plan for your study time that fit into your busy working schedule or time spend with your family members. In additional to that, online degree program allows you to login to online classes from any place as long as the place offer internet connection. That’s why online associate nursing degree program quickly become one of the most viable option for working adults to start or make a career switch to nursing field.
The associate nursing degree is your career ladder that enables you to get started your nursing career by preparing you for the National Council of Licensure Examination for registered nurses (NCLEX-RN). There are two types of associate nursing degree program, associate degree program for individuals with no previous nursing education or Licensed Practical Nurses who have nursing experience. The courses for these two types of nursing degree programs have differences; make sure you are selecting the right category when choosing the nursing program.
The associate nursing degree earned by you will enable you to start your nursing career as entry position in most hospitals and health care centers. Average earnings of a registered nurse with an associate nursing degree range from $40,000 to $45,000 annually. Once you become a Registered Nurse with an associate degree in nursing, you can always take advantage of tuition reimbursement benefits offered by the hospital or company you work with to work toward a BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) by completing an RN-to-BSN program. A BSN will prepare you for a broader scope of nursing practice and move your nursing career to a higher level with higher annual earnings.
Summary
Starting or switching your career to nursing field is a wise choice as the industry is growing rapidly which generate a great number of job opportunities. And, an associate nursing degree is a good stepping stone for you to bridge your career into the nursing sector.
quality nurse