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Why do you want to be a nurse? When did you decide you wanted to be a nurse? Did anyone or anything influence your decision?

Since I was a child I have always loved scientific subjects, because they have always intrigued me; however, in addition to this technical area, I have always wanted to work closely with people and their stories.

I have always wanted to do good for others, and I believe that this profession is exactly capable of fulfilling my wishes.

In my opinion, being a nurse means "serving the patient", and more generally, "serving the society"; therefore to sacrifice oneself for a primary good which is health.

Obviously I can not say that I was not scared to take a career of this kind, which requires a huge physical effort, but also psychological.

However, despite being a demanding path, I believe it can give a lot of satisfaction, as it already happened to me during my first internship.

Nor should it be denied that this profession is often spoken of badly. Salaries, shifts, and the little consideration / importance given to the nurse, who is always considered a "missed doctor", are criticized.

Here, I would like to dispel this latest myth, because being a nurse is the job I have chosen, and not what happened to me .

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MANDATORY                        Create a dialogue you could hear in a hospital . Explain the scene, location, actors.          

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MANDATORY                        Create a dialogue you could hear in a hospital . Explain the scene, location, actors.          

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Dialogue between a nurse in the pediatric semi-intensive care unit, and a patient with PEG and tracheostomy in emergency hospitalization, during reception and hospitalization:

nurse: Hello sign. X, could I ask you a few questions about information regarding your child?
mom: sure
nurse: what is the name and surname of the child? when and where was he born?
mom: his name is marco rossi, and he is a little boy of 3 years old, born in Rome on 06/28/2018.
nurse: Is the child allergic to medicines or latex? because we will assign on the basis of this a bracelet of a specific one
mum: no, but he is allergic to spinach
nurse: perfect mom, we will specify this in the child's diet; then can we weigh the baby and measure the height?
mom: sure, go ahead

(weight and height were measured)

nurse: mom, what about the PEG, when was it placed? and when did she change the cap last time? and I should also know the type of garrison installed.
mom: oh no, I remember Marco put the PEG on two years ago, but I don't remember exactly when it was last changed, maybe a month ago.
nurse: do not worry, let's go ahead not the interview so I leave you a little set in the ward alone, as I see Marco a little agitated and worried.
mom: yes, he is quite agitated
nurse: let's do this, just answer me a few more questions regarding the child's tracheostomy and medications. To detect the parameters I will pass later, as soon as Marco has calmed down.
mom: thank you very much, yes let's go on

(after asking technical questions about the tracheostomy)

Nurse: Mom, if she wants, she can put on some cartoons or some music to relax the child. See you soon, whatever you call us please, bye bye.
mom: thanks again, see you later.

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There would be a lot to talk about about covid 19, which has deprived us of a part of our life for a year.
In fact, this pandemic has managed to bring us all down, from the youngest to the oldest .. it has spared no one.
There are those who have died, there are those who have had complications and will bear the signs of this virus for the rest of their life, and there are those who, despite being physically well, unfortunately on a psychological level have gone through a very heavy year.
Specifically, we can talk about doctors and nurses, who have been in constant contact with this virus, living in constant fear of getting sick and infecting others, from patients to family members.
And to avoid contagion, each of us should implement several very important practices, such as:
-wash your hands often
- do not touch your nose, mouth and eyes with your hands
- use suitable and correct masks
- always keep a safe distance, thus avoiding hugs and handshakes.

In summary, by respecting these precautions and behaving correctly, we will be able to get out of this situation all together.

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Choose 15 new vocabulary words from Units 1 - 5 in our textbook. Write your own sentence for each word. Each sentence should be  (minimum ) 10 words. 

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Choose 15 new vocabulary words from Units 1 - 5 in our textbook. Write your own sentence for each word. Each sentence should be  (minimum ) 10 words. 

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- My grandmother will have to go to the cardiologist today for a checkup following an illness last month. There has been talk of placing a coronary bypass.

- Each nurse is assigned a grade, which depends above all on the person's experience. Obviously this is due to the fact that, as the grade increases, the responsibilities increase.

- In this period of pandemic, unfortunately, the waiting rooms were stormed by worried people who often went to hospital despite having a fever.

- When a patient is admitted, it is always necessary to ask if he is allergic to anything, whether it is medicine, latex or food. This must be done to avoid worsening a patient's condition often already at risk.

- It is always very important to know the family history of a patient, especially for what concerns the medical field, therefore diseases, genetics in particular.

- The personal data and all the diagnoses and operations that are carried out on the patient must be documented and registrated on the medical record.

- Today a child arrived in the emergency room who had broken his arm following a fall. The nursing staff immediately reassured the worried parents.

- Morphine is a drug that can be addictive if used incorrectly. Symptoms of this are often: confusion, nausea, and sleep.

- The paramedic is an independent figure from that of the doctor and nurse. His role is to assess the condition and assist patients who are victims of medical or traumatic problems.

- A pressure wound on the back was found on a bedridden patient today. The doctor informs the mother that over time and with good dressings everything will be fine.

- Unfortunately, the only way to best cure a tumor is prevention. They then do periodic tests, for example with regard to breast cancer in women.

- There are always many duties and laws to be respected in the health sector, for the good of oneself and the patient.

- In this pandemic we have realized how important is the hygiene of ourselves, especially of the hands, and of the surrounding environment.

- A scrub nurse is a licensed operating room nurse. This role can be achieved following a specialization.

- As well as doctors, nurses too, following the three-year graduation, can decide to specialize in specific areas, from clinical to management.

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Summarize a tv show, movie or book that was set in a hospital/clinic/doctor's office.

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Summarize a tv show, movie or book that was set in a hospital/clinic/doctor's office.

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I decided to synthesize an episode from the fifth season of Dr. House.

The episode begins with the sudden death of four people: they have in common the fact that they have received organs from the same donor.

The Dr house team, however, cannot in any way find a link between the six people, also because the deaths had not occurred due to the failure of the transplanted organs but for others who had been healthy until then.

The diagnosis of the last patient still alive becomes a dilemma between cancer (supported by House) and not cancer (supported by his team). Obviously, House will have the upper hand, requiring chemotherapy; but although this works and improves the patient, House changes his mind and claims that it is not cancer.

He tries to seek advice from Wilson, a friend who seems lost by House, who begs him to leave him alone.

While he is returning to the hospital a new intuition comes to him: to confirm it he asks Cuddy, the hospital manager, to be able to perform a brain surgery, which Cuddy refuses by putting two guards in front of the patient's room to prevent the doctor from forcing the situation; House then uses his detective to replace the patient's medications and cause her to have a seizure, thereby obtaining consent for the operation.

During the surgery, the surgeon finds the anomaly that confirms House's theory: the donor's cancer stem cells, these attacking the transplanted organs, then entered the recipient's body, without actually performing their task, thus resulting in like cancer while not being.

*I would like to conclude this summary with a question that could make us all think: what would have been right to do?