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Need help with this nursing survey!!!
I just need you to answer some of my questions.
1. What is a nurse?
2. What is nursing?
3. What does a nurse do?
4. How would you describe a "good" Nurse?
And it would help if you could state your age group(not age)
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A nurse can be a lot of things to different people. People have different expectations of what a nurse should be; obviously no-one can meet all of these expectations, so what one person will find helpful, another won't.
Nursing used to be just a vocation, now its a job as well; nurses, like most people, have to work for money to support their lifestyle and family.
A nurse works to provide care for those who need it, using her training and skills for their best interests.
I would describe a 'good' nurse as one who cares, cares for her patients, their families and whoever else comes into that range of caring. She might have to adapt herself to fit a patient's expectations but does so willingly, believing it will benefit that patient's care and health.
Age group: 50-60.
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1. What is a nurse?
A nurse is someone trained in the care and treatment of people who are ill or disabled.
2. What is nursing?
Nursing is the actual act of caring for people who are sick or disabled.
3. What does a nurse do?
Nurses assist doctors in the care of patients. They carry out the instructions of the doctors treating the patients. The chart the patients care so that the doctors can properly evaluate a patients progress. In the hospital they are the doctors eyes and ears of patient care.
4. How would you describe a "good" Nurse?
A good nurse is someone who cares for her patient(s) while caring for them. For them nursing is not just a job it is truly a profession.
And it would help if you could state your age group. 65+
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1 - A nurse is a person who provides round-the-clock care for a patient in need.
2 - See above.
3 - See above.
4 - Caring, healthy, Happy, etc.
Age Group - (18-25)
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