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I hope you reach your dreams, Juliette.  CHOP is very well known. It would be wonderful to work in such a hospital.   No matter where you work, I wish you all the best in your career!
Carol

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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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Create a health care graphic/meme/logo . You can address any issue related to health (smoking, diet, exercise, vaccinations etc) 3⃣WsWear a mask 😷Watch your distance⌚️Wash your hands 🧼

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Create a health care graphic/meme/logo . You can address any issue related to health (smoking, diet, exercise, vaccinations etc) 3⃣WsWear a mask 😷Watch your distance⌚️Wash your hands 🧼

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Prevent COVID!

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

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

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In my second year of university i did my traineeship in traumatology department, where i met a wonderful nurse.

She was an inspiration for me, she made me love this profession and she tought many skills about nursing.

The way she explained me things, made me learn quickly.

She has transmitted me the importants of being empathic with the patients because in this way they can improve their health easily.

I found myself well with her since the first minute that we met. She is really similar to me, we have the same character, she is sweet, friendly and always avalaible.

During the trainership she taught me that it is normal to make mistakes and that it is precisely from the mistakes that you learn more and grow, improving  skills and knowledges.

One day, I hope to became like her: a good nurse and a patience teacher.  I also would like to become a tutor to be able to transmit my passion for this profession to the future nurse students.

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

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

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The type of structure where i want to work after my graduation is the Pediatric Hospital Bambino Gesù.

If i had to choose, i would like to work in neonatal surgery department, because i like to take care of newborns.

One of my dreams is  to become a nurse who works abroad, especially i would like to work in an American Pediatric Hospital in Philadelphia.

Another project that I have is to take master’s degree in nursing and midwifery.

I hope i will realize all of my dreams and be the best nurse that i can.

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December 2021
Hello Juliet,
Reading the description of your clinical tutor was interesting; the focus is on the patient-nurse relationship.  It is great that you would like to be a tutor one day.  Passing on your skills and passion to nursing students is commendable .
Happy Holidays!
Carol

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List five COVID-19 English language resources that are important for nurses.
- Number 1:
https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/covid-19/Pages/advice-for-professionals.aspx
- Number 2
https://www.aonl.org/resources-novel-coronavirus-covid-19-AONL
- Number 3
https://www.himss.org/resources/covid-19-response-empowered-through-nursing-knowledge-generated-through-existing-it
- Number 4
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/hcp/index.html
- Number 5
https://www.wcnursing.org/covid-19-information-resources/

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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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My traumatology department tutor has a really great personality.

She always smiles, loves talking a lot and what she cares about most are her patients and her family members.

No matter how much hard the case of the patient is, the first thing she does is to create a solid, calma e and lovable patient-nurse relationship.

Since I started doing the internship I have learned so many things thanks to her, she patiently explains me everything and gives me answers to all my questions and curiosities.

What I admire most about her is her strength in dealing with any kind of situation that may arrive in the ward.

She loves her job very much and passed the passion of being a nurse to me too

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

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

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I would like to be a clinical tutor in the future and I would really like to pass on everything I have learned from my years of teaching and working to the future generation.

Transmitting love and passion for this job to future young people will be important in ordine to make them understand how much important is this work, despite the many difficulties it can have, this work can give them not few, but  lots of emotions.

The smile of a child ,the gratitude of a patient or the the pride of taking care of someone bring you immense joy and great satisfaction because it means that the "work" you have done for them has arrived!.

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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?         

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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?         

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In my opinion, what makes a nurse a good one is being empathetic, being patient, kind and having the desire to learn more and more about the human being day by day.

Being a nurse means not only "treating the patient's disease" but understanding the patient at 360 degrees, having to assist the patient in his long treatment process having a look on both the psychological level and the physical one. Listening to him, understand the problems he may have about his social sphere and never forget that in front of you there is a patient, or rather, a person who must be understood: that means to me being a good nurse!

The skills that a nurse should have are patience, willpower, perseverance, determination and the ability to always wonder and to understand or own mistakes and improve.

I think I am on the right way for being a future good nurse because I am working very hard to become the picture of the nurse that I’ve just described. I also want to improve day by day and never stop learning, so I have to keep working on it and never give up.

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MANDATORY   --2nd year --    Choose an article from the "Reading Bank" in your textbook (p52 - 66) and summarize it.  

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MANDATORY   --2nd year --    Choose an article from the "Reading Bank" in your textbook (p52 - 66) and summarize it.  

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The article I have chosen to summarize is the one you find on page 52 which is the one called "Animals, come and visit us".

The text is about pet therapy and are reported the experiences lived by two nurses.

They explain us how important and effective pet therapy is, it has lots of benefits on the patient who is in the hospital.

An advanced practice nurse whose name is Lea Ann remembers the time a pet visited its owner, a woman with long-standing cancer: the patient hardly ever woke up or spoke, but after visiting her dog, she sat down and she seemed happier. The scene was really emotional and showed the deep connection which had been created between the owner and the pet.

So, creating emotional bond with pets can make the difference.

Therefore the article explains how essential pet therapy is for the patient's healing process reporting  studies that have shown how animals reduce anxiety, lower blood pressure and help patients heal faster.

Pet therapy is a scheduled plan of action that can take a lot of time and effort to make sure it will be successful, but in the end the patient, the nurse and even the pet will be reward.

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Juliette, I enjoyed reading your Padlet, especially the reason for becoming a nurse.  Helping others is very noble. The fact that you enjoy helping others is even better. :)
Best
Carol

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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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1. SPECIALIZES

A neurologist specializes in illnesses and injuries that can affect the entire nervous system, from the brain to the peripheral nerves.

2. PHARMACY

Lisa goes to the pharmacy to get cardioaspirin for her father who has heart disease.

3. OBSTETRICS

Obstetrics is a hospital department that concerned with childbirth and the care of women giving birth and babies.

4. MEDICAL HISTORY

Medical history is necessary for the doctor to make a correct diagnosis to the patient.

5. NIGHT SHIFT

The nurse who worked the morning shift yesterday, she will be working the night shift today.

6. GP

Doctor Rossi, a good doctor, is the Fabbri family’s GP.

7. CONTACT no.

What is his contact no. in order to contact him for informing of the arrival of the blood count result?

8. NEXT OF KIN

The next of kin of the patient Rossi Federico is his brother, with whom there could be a compatibility for bone marrow transplantation.

9. CRAMPING PAIN

Olivia has a cramping pain her stomach because she ate too many fries.

10. MIDWIFE

The midwife, in the last visit, told Sarah that she would give birth in a few days.

11. TRAUMA

You have to be careful not to hit your head because you could have a trauma!

12. TREATMENT

The treatment decided by the Ferrari patient’s doctor is an antibiotic therapy to be administered every 4 hours.

13. LIFE-THREATENING

The patient is in cardiac arrest, he is in life-threatening!

14. RADIOLOGIST

The radiologist checked the x-rays to see if there were any injuries to the patient's arm.

15. PEDIATRICS

After graduating from medical school Carolina decided to specialize in pediatrics because she loves children.

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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 a medicine-based drama, focusing on the personal and professional lives of surgical interns named Meredith Gray, Cristina Yang, Izzie Stevens and Alex Karev.

Most of the actions take place in the Seattle Grace Hospital, where Meredith and her peers face the daily consequences of life or death finding solace in each other in the most dramatic situations.

In addition, they will establish personal bonds with their patients, becoming attached to them, with of course so many emotional consequences.

The word “Gray” in the title of the show also highlights the complex situations in which Meredith and her colleagues find themselves, where there are no clear-cut solutions in this kind of tragic situations.

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Stay further for a future not harder.

A mask and six steps can make a difference, and Covid-19 will be just a distant memory!

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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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On April 20, 2021 in the cardiology department at 8.00 in the morning, two doctors examined the medical record of the patient Giovanni Rossi, and discussed the decision of the date of discharge.

Doctor 1: "The patient Giovanni Rossi in bed 3 has normal vital signs and the therapy he is being receiving is taking effect."

Doctor 2: "Let's see the ECG of this morning!"

Doctor 1: "The electrocardiographic trace shows no arrhythmias or anomalies of the atrium and no coronary pain."

Doctor 2: "Good. We can think of a discharge of him."

Doctor 1: "Perfect. Let's monitor him for another two days and if all the exams he does are in the parameters, we can discharge him."

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MANDATORY                    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                    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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I want to become a nurse because since i was a child I have always loved helping others and being able to take care of them.

Helping others gratifies me, when I have the opportunity to help someone else I feel better and that has no price.

It warms my heart to know that I have contributed to the healing of a person.

I decided to become a pediatric nurse when I realized that taking care of children was my way; making them laugh, smile and calm down while I am doing my job is the best feeling ever.

Honestly, no one influenced my choice to become a nurse. My parents support me, but they never obligated me to do something, leaving me free to decide on my own.