Nursing

Ask someone at the reference desk of your local public library for the Occupational Outlook Handbook. It lists all kinds of information you would need to know,(including the salary) of just about any occupation you can think of.

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an ob/gyn is a nurse that works around pregnancy and childbirth, but not only does it work around those areas but also assists women with hysterectomies and anything that deals with a woman's reproductive system.

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Yes

The pregnant woman is suffering from anemia.

A few peripheral neuropathies are eventually fatal. Fatalities have been associated with some cases of diphtheria, botulism, and others

Because a nurse is typically seen as a woman's job, probably due to the 1900's, during all the wars etc. Therefore, when people see a man doing a 'woman's job', they may think he is more feminine, and therefore gay.

It is a stereotype.

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In short, no. Nurses may be trained on how to give tube feedings, etc. but there isn't a nursing specialization. If you are interested in nutrition, consider becoming a dietetic technician, or better yet, a Registered Dietitian. If you are a nurse, or want to be a nurse, consider working with geriatric patients or those with eating disorders. Keep in mind though that the Registered Dietitians are the ones qualified on the medical staff that counsel and give nutrition advice to patients, not nurses.

Yes, for warmth and privacy, it's important to keep the patient as covered as possible during a bed bath.

It may be viewed as a "gift" from the resident to the employee. It would be best if there was clear indication that no coercion was involved in the resident offering it.

It focuses on tasks & jobs. Each team member has certain tasks & jobs assigned to them. They can give all medications, give all treatments. The nursing assistants are allowed to give baths, make beds, & serve meals. After tasks are completed each person must report all observations to the head nurse.

The average age of an individual with vasculitic neuropathy is 62

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Certified nurse assistant school provides a very valuable education to those that attend, enabling them to apply for a number of jobs in the medical community, including jobs at hospitals, ambulatory centers, and general practioners offices.

a nurse is someone who checks you and see's if you have anything

Originally known for their pastel stripped uniforms, candy-stripers are pretty much gone from most hospital scenes.

They were interns, almost always girls, often from local high schools, JC's and colleges, who worked for very little or no money doing marginally skilled medical support services (getting writing paper, cleaning up spills. finding a book for the patient to read, etc.). Candy stripers have mostly been replaced by MAs or Medical Assistants, who are certified and more trained, although are specifically not considered nurses, EMTs, psych techs, or the like.

While the traditional "candy-stripers" are gone, hospital volunteers are still known by that moniker and perform some of the same tasks: helping people find their way around the hospital, passing out reading material (magazines, books, etc) to patients and families, and performing many of the societal niceties medical personnel may not have time for in a busy hospital.

Many even still wear the pastel uniform.

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Yes, they were paid very well. They made roughly $30,000 a month serving as nurses and caretakers of the wounded. They were highly regarded for the work that they did. They were housed and fed for free too!

One key nursing achievement is a good bedside manner. Nurses are often more in contact with patients than doctors are, so it is imperative that they get along well with their patients.

Yes; contact:

Nurses Alumnae Sinai Hospital

c/o Bella Levin

6 Winner Circle

Owings Mills MD 21117

(According to family of Marian Price, who is celebrating her 100th birthday on January 20, 2013; ref. Barbara Stapen, E-mail bstapen@gmail.com)

-- E. Barry Skolnick, Upper Marlboro MD, ebskolnick@jhu.edu

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