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Flowers not only utilize valuable oxygen in the room, but the pollen within the flowers can weaken the immune system in the evenings and at night. -M.A.N.S.
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What are the nurses in the delivery room called?
Nurses in the delivery room are called delivery nurses or labor and delivery nurses. They are also sometimes referred to as delivery room nurses.
Is it legal for an LVN to be charge in a hospital that has critical care patients?
Is it legal for a Licsenced Vocational Nurse to be CHARGE over Registered Nurses in a hospital that has critical patients and is responsible to run an emergency room as charge:
What has the author Dawn Whittaker written?
Dawn Whittaker has written: 'In the room - invisible work and hidden experiences of women nurses and women patients in a genito-urinary medicine clinic'
Why in the past were plants and flowers taken out of people's rooms at night?
It was long believed that as plants reversed their 'breathing' pattern at night time (changing from taking in carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen to taking oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide), then plants/flowers, especially in a room, would cause people to die in their sleep from Asphyxiation. Even hospitals subscribed to this theory. Today, hospitals will remove flora due to pollen problems with the patients. (Allergies etc.)
What is the difference between trauma nursing and ER nursing?
Trauma nurses and ER nurses essentially do the same thing -- which is to provide trauma care to patients in an emergency room setting. The main difference is that ER nurses are specialized to the emergency room, while trauma nurses are specialized to trauma. Even though the two areas mostly overlap, there are still trauma nurses who work outside of the emergency room, and ER nurses who do things besides handle trauma. It also gets confusing because ER nurses can work outside of the ER, too. But that is the main difference. Any additional detail about this is of course welcomed... I agree that in essence the two are very similar. To expand on the topic: like stated above "ER nurses do things besides handle trauma", ER nurses deal with every type of person that comes into the ER, whether it be a headache, Stubbed toe, or heart attack. The Trauma nurse is , usually, caring for only trauma patients. The trauma unit can be looked at almost like a specialty within ER, like the CCU can be divided into surgical ICU or Cardiac ICU.
What are the release dates for The Nurses - 1962 Is There Room for Edward 2-19?
The Nurses - 1962 Is There Room for Edward 2-19 was released on: USA: 30 January 1964
Can you make a sentence with the word nurses plural?
The nurses came rushing into the room when they heard the man calling for help.
What flowers do that with room?
bloom
Did the nurses have room mates in World War 1?
Yes.
What are the release dates for Nurses - 1991 Smokin' in the Boys Room 2-23?
Nurses - 1991 Smokin' in the Boys Room 2-23 was released on: USA: 1 May 1993
The room where doctors receive their patients?
The room where doctors receive their patients is called an examining room. Doctors perform physicals, give immunizations, and perform other non-invasive procedures in the examining room.
What is the name for the nurses who carry the mothers baby when given birth and takes the to a room?
Nurses who care for newborns are called neonatal nurses. Neo means new and natal means birth.
