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Passed!

I wish you all the best, Arianna, in your future nursing career.

Happy Belated Birthday!

C. Markino

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Mandatory--3rd year--Because you will be new graduates, your CV should not be more than one page. Upload your English language CV/ resume 

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Mandatory--3rd year--Because you will be new graduates, your CV should not be more than one page. Upload your English language CV/ resume 

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Write an essay about why you would (or would not) like to be a clinical tutor in future. (100 words)

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Write an essay about why you would (or would not) like to be a clinical tutor in future. (100 words)

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In the future I would like to become a clinical tutor.

I think that this is a fundamental figure for the student, who especially in the first internship experiences can be of great help to the boy, who certainly finds himself disoriented in a completely new environment.

My tutors have been supportive and have taught me many things and I would also like to do the same with other students.

I think it is a great experience and also a great satisfaction to see a boy become a good nurse also thanks to your teachings.

Not everyone has the right qualities to become a clinical tutor, I think I have them because you need to have patience, perseverance and above all the desire to do it!

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Mandatory -- 3rd year --
Write 150 words about your experience
with one of your clinical mentors.

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Mandatory -- 3rd year --
Write 150 words about your experience
with one of your clinical mentors.

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My last internship experience took place in the oncology department.

My tutor was called Claudia.

I was scared the first few days when I discovered that they had assigned me to the oncology department: I am a very emotional person and I thought I wouldn't be able to assist those children and families with their suffering.

Claudia helped me a lot, she reassured me and when I had doubts she was there to reassure me by telling me that she was with me and that everything would be fine.

She explained many things to me and above all she left me a lot of autonomy. In the last period, thanks to her, I have been able to carry out all the activities of the department without her help.

It was fundamental to meet a nurse like her in my career, I believe there should be more nurses, and above all more clinical tutors, like her.

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Mandatory - 3rd year - Your future:What kind of structure do you imagine working in?How do you imagine your career? Write 75-100 word

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Mandatory - 3rd year - Your future:What kind of structure do you imagine working in?How do you imagine your career? Write 75-100 word

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In the future I would very much like to work in this pediatric hospital where I studied, Il Bambino Gesu di Roma.

I would be willing to move to any other place in Italy to go to work in any other pediatric hospital.

However, I would like to continue my studies and also get a master's degree.

I will definitely study to become an instrumentalist in the operating room, since I attended the operating room during my internship I fell in love with that environment so much that I would really like to become an operating room nurse but also a nursing coordinator of any other pediatric department.

Other departments I would like to work in are also oncology and neonatology.

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Arianna, I liked reading about your tutor, Teresa.  She sounds like not only a wonderful person but also an excellent nurse and teacher.   You are fortunate.   Working with her, you might decide to become a clinical tutor one day !
Merry Christmas,
Carol

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Create a short message related to COVID or vaccinations

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Create a short message related to COVID or vaccinations

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The covid still doesn't completely abandon us. It's true, we're almost used to it by now, but it's always sad to know we still have him among us. It made us go through very bad moments in our lives, there was a lot of fear and being limited in seeing the people dear to us without being able to touch or hug them, I think it was the worst thing for all of us.

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Choose 15 new vocabulary words from Units 6 - 10 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 6 - 10 in our textbook. Write your own sentence for each word. Each sentence should be (minimum ) 10 words.

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1) Some diseases have the same symptoms, so it is not always easy to find out what it is.
2) In some cases, mood swings can represent the side effects of some medicines.
3)Over time my aunt has become deaf: now that she is elderly she always needs a hearing aid.
4)My sister is short-sighted and that's why she always wears glasses.
5)After his bad car accident, Mario needs help getting around.
6)In obese people, diabetes and overweight are closely linked: diabetes is to all intents and purposes a consequence of being overweight.
7)Vitamins are essential for the proper functioning of our body.
8)Giving blood is a courageous and beautiful gesture that everyone should do.
9)The heart, together with the brain, is the most important organ in the human body.
10)In the hospital, the administration and preparation of therapy is the responsibility of the nurse.
11)Even doctors and nurses are never completely indifferent to someone's death.
12)In hospital, one of the greatest risks is that of infections.
13)For the family members of a terminally ill patient, the suffering is great.
14)Leading a healthy lifestyle, exercising and following a correct diet are some good practices to implement if you want to strengthen your immune system.
15)Awakening from a coma is rare but possible if the person is in a minimally conscious state.

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Write (or record) a 100 word description of one of your clinical tutors. What kind of personality did your tutor have? What did you admire about this person?

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Write (or record) a 100 word description of one of your clinical tutors. What kind of personality did your tutor have? What did you admire about this person?

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During my second year internship, I met Teresa. Teresa is my clinical tutor, and I admire her a lot. She reminds me a lot of Luisa, one of my first year tutors. I must admit that I have been very lucky so far. She is a very special person, she shows that she cares a lot about doing her job in the best way. She is nice, very friendly, I get on well with her because she treats me as if I were one of her same age, I must say that she is establishing a really good relationship. I admire her professionalism in her work. When it comes to work she is very precise and she stands out among all the nurses in the department. She really knows many things, when we have time we sit down and she tells me many interesting things to make me learn more even on the theoretical side. At the same time she pushes me and motivates me a lot, I really like her that she also leaves me quite independent on practical things. I love that she makes me try so many things.

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MANDATORY --2nd year -- Choose an article from the "Reading Bank" in your textbook (p52 - 66) and summarize it.Include the title of the article. You should write 100- 150 words. 

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MANDATORY --2nd year -- Choose an article from the "Reading Bank" in your textbook (p52 - 66) and summarize it.Include the title of the article. You should write 100- 150 words. 

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page 66, "the best medicine?"
At Leeds City Hospital, Dr Tim Crick conducts a weekly laughter therapy session. Laughter isn't a noise you usually hear coming from a hospital room, but in these 30-minute sessions, patients really enjoy it. The purpose of this treatment is to help patients forget that they are sick. In addition to emotional and psychological support, laughter has other long-term benefits in patients, which have been known since the early 1980s after several studies. The spread of "laugh clubs" in India began in the 1990s with Dr. Madan Kataria, who took his patients to the park during his sessions. Laughter is thought to speed up the healing process from illness. Laughing trains our lungs and muscles, various reactions are triggered in our body that lead to improvement: the immune system improves, blood vessels relax, as does the rest of our body. You relax, stop thinking about the pain. In diabetic patients, laughter also helps control blood sugar levels. Many are skeptical of the benefits of this therapy, but anyone who sees these patients would understand their benefit.

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MANDATORY -- 2nd year -- What makes a good nurse? What skills are needed? Why do you think you will be a good nurse?                  Write at least 150 words               

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MANDATORY -- 2nd year -- What makes a good nurse? What skills are needed? Why do you think you will be a good nurse?                  Write at least 150 words               

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Being a nurse is complicated. It is a profession that is not suitable for everyone, in fact, many characteristics are required to be a good nurse that not everyone has.
In addition to professionalism and knowledge, essential requirements to succeed in any job, it is important to be people ready to help others, always available, able to listen and support patients. As a patient, I would like to find someone who can understand me and help me with love and passion, not an aloof and grumpy nurse. The sacrifices are many, and in addition to the commitment to achieve this goal, we students are also required to devote a lot of time to achieving this goal. It is essential to be willing to see your free time decrease, to understand that with shifts you will be able to spend less time with family or friends, even during the holidays.
For this reason we need to have a great motivation behind it and know right away that if we don't like it, it's not the right job for us.
I consider myself a person who is curious about medicine, precise, studious and above all a person who is always available, kind to others.
I hope to become a very good nurse.

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Hello Arianna,
I enjoyed your Padlet. I especially liked reading about how you decided on nursing. From such a young age,you knew what you wanted. That is so very sweet!
Good luck
Have a nice summer,
Carol

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MANDATORY -- 1st year -- Create a dialogue you could hear in a hospital . Explain the scene, location, actors.

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MANDATORY -- 1st year -- Create a dialogue you could hear in a hospital . Explain the scene, location, actors.

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The dialogue takes place at the entrance to the emergency room. A new patient arrives and explains to the nurse what happened to him. In the meantime, the nurse proceeds with the nursing assessment by asking the patient several questions.
n= nurse , p=patient
n: What's your name?
p: My name is Lucas
n:How old are you?
p: I'm 28 years old
n: So,what happened to you?
p: I was working on a ladder. It was raining and I slipped and fell
n: Did you hit you head?
p:Yes,i was very sick after,but now it's OK.
n: You may have concussion , it's best if you stay here in the hospital for some checks
p: yes , alright..
n: Can you give me a contact telephone number for you next of kin?
p: yes... 349096629,it's my mother.
n: Are you allergic to anything ?
p: No
n: And, do any of your close family suffer from any major illness?
p: no
n: Diabetes?
p: no
n: Tubercolosis?
p: no
n: HIV/AIDS?
p: fortunately, no
n: Do you have problems with nutrition ,elimination or movement?
p: No , as a child I only had a few neurological problems that seem to have been resolved.

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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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"Grey's anatomy" is one of the my favorite tv series. The protagonist is Meredith Grey, a young girl who, after graduating from medical school, manages to join the group of surgical trainees at Seattle Grace Hospital. She thus moves to Seattle, in her old house that belonged to her mother. Here she finds herself sharing the new experience together with a group of young peers, all struggling with the most varied problems, sentimental and otherwise. Meredith is the daughter of Ellis Grey, a world-renowned doctor who specializes in general surgery, which makes her feel the weight of her las name a lot. The evening before starting the internship, in a pub Meredith meets Derek, a charming man with whom she spends the nights; the next day she leans that he is actually Derek Shepherd,a Seattle Grace neurosurgeon and her supervisor. Meredith thus has to extricate herself between love, friendships and an ever-growing passion of surgery. Many clinical cases are also proposed in each episode.

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In my first internship experience, I was assigned to the cardiology department. The first days I was very excited and happy to start this new adventure to start putting into practice what I had learned in class right away. While on the one hand I was very euphoric , I remember that on the other I was very anxious and afraid; I was afraid of not being up to par or having a completely wrong idea of the profession. There were very special moments on an emotional level to be supported , seeing the suffering of the child and his family up close is never easy. Some days I am alone in the ward , others are with some friends of mine from the university , but there are always tutors with us who teach us many things and who support us when we need it. I always leave the hospital satisfied with having learned so many new things and having contributed in my little way to make patients feel better.

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Listen to one of the recordings from our book. You can choose any recording from Unit 1 to Unit 6. Summarize what the recording is about

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Listen to one of the recordings from our book. You can choose any recording from Unit 1 to Unit 6. Summarize what the recording is about

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-  UNIT 5, LISTENING 2, PAIN RELLEF
Janice and Karen talk about the birth of their children. They both gave birth last night, a boy and a girl. Janice had heard Karen moan in severe pain.

Karen at first she had just gas and air but when the pain become unbearable , he had to have an epidural. However , for Janice it was the third birth and the pain was easier to bear. Last time she too had an epidural but this time she had decided to feel the birth.

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MANDATORY -- 1st year -- 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?

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MANDATORY -- 1st year -- 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?

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Since I was a child I have been a girl with many interests. I remember that I really wanted to do a lot of things, I imagined becoming a teacher or a doctor. Somehow I've always had a desire to help others. At the age of seven I went to the hospital for an eye surgery and I remember that despite the fear and sadness of being in that place, I met many nurses who helped me to live that moment with more serenity. It was during my hospitalizations that I realized that I too wanted to become a nurse. now I am very happy and satisfied to do an internship in the same hospital where I was a patient. I hope to conclude this course of study in the best possible way and to start this profession as soon as possible. I specifically chose pediatric nursing to combine my interest in medical procedures with my passion for children.