Being able to identify the C Diff smell is almost a right of passage in nursing. I’ve heard the C Diff smell described in so many ways. The most thing I’ve heard nurses says is “C diff smells sweet.”
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Whether you are a night shift nurse or you work day shift, these morning quotes will inspire you to seize the day and find your inner motivation!
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Nurses are generally known to be hard workers who are on their feet all day attending to the needs of others. Since they’re “on the go” most of the time, they need equipment that will work as hard as they do – including their lunch bags! You can’t just use any old brown bag as a nurse lunch bag. The perfect nurse lunch bag has features that go perfectly well with most nurses’ routines, and here are some of them:
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Creating a beautiful nursing resume is critical skills if you want to land your dream nursing job. Even though there may be a bit of training on nursing resumes in nursing school, it isn’t near enough to really create a resume that will make an impression and set you apart.
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Creating the perfect registered nurse resume can be a challenge, especially for graduate nurses. It is difficult to make a resume stand out in the crowd if you have had little to no healthcare experience. However, you can get creative and in the process become more confident with the skills and expertise you do posses while highlighting them in an manner than will increase your likelihood of landing the job.
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Is a career as a nurse something that you might want to do in the near future? If yes, it pays to know the different levels of nursing to really understand the track and what it takes to rise from one level to another. This guide walks you through the levels of nursing starting from being an assistant and everything that comes after that.
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What does it take to succeed at home care nursing? Let’s look closer at this job – what it’s like, how much it pays, and how to rock as a home health nurse. Home care nursing can take a variety of roles and look different depending on whom you are caring. If you enjoy traveling and want to get out of the hospital setting, this might be the perfect job for you. Home Care Nursing Jobs First, let’s look at home care nursing jobs. What do you do and what is this job like? There are three main types of
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“With great power, comes great responsibility”. As cliché as that phrase may seem, I feel it lends itself quite well to the nursing field. In fact, if I were going to pick one nursing motto to live my career by, it would probably be this phrase. Sure, “Do no harm” is nice, but it’s not nearly as thorough, plus the doctors already have that mantra. In Nursing, there is Always Something to Learn Early in my nursing career, I grew to understand just how much power nurses hold in their hands. No matter how many years you spend at the
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For a person who is about to undergo a medical procedure, one of the most important people that he can rely on before, during and after it is a nurse. This is especially true with a labor and delivery nurse – a person whose job, when performed with utmost care and compassion, can make him or her truly unforgettable in the mind and heart of a mother. A labor and delivery nurse shouldn’t be confused with a neonatal nurse, that can often be referred to as a baby nurse. Neonatal nurses care for the babies typically when they are in
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What are those words nurses use that only know what they mean? They are on this list. These medical slang terms are both funny and incredibly relatable. How many of them do you know? Medical Slang Nurses Use These medical slang terms are used by nurses all the time. Some of them are used by nurses about other nurses, some are used as comedic relief about difficult patients. These slang terms are different from common phrases such as Bid in nursing or even PRN. Is there some slang not on the list? Share them in the comments. MD Definition: Makes Decisions
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