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Choose 15 new vocabulary words related to your field . Write a sentence for each word. Each sentence should be minimum 10 words

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Choose 15 new vocabulary words related to your field . Write a sentence for each word. Each sentence should be minimum 10 words

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1. constipation

2. diagnosis

3. stimulant

4. ECG

5. heart rate

6. vital signs

7. ventilator

8. conventional medicine

9. brain waves

10. shivering

11. transducer

12. bowel evacuation

13. dose

14. infusion

15. prescribe

1. Constipation can be aggravated by a low-fiber diet

2. After several tests, the doctor gave the patient a definitive diagnosis

3. Coffee is a natural stimulant widely used to combat drowsiness

4. The cardiologist requested an ECG to analyze the electrical activity of the heart

5. The patient's heart rate stabilized after the drug was administered

6. Monitoring vital signs is essential in an intensive care unit

7. The intubated patient required the support of an advanced mechanical ventilator

8. Conventional medicine uses standardized protocols based on scientific evidence

9. During the crisis, the brain waves show intense abnormal activity

10. The patient was shivering from cold after coming out of the operating room

11. The patient had a transducer placed for intensive arterial monitoring

12. After treatment, the patient finally had regular bowel movements

13. The prescribed dose of antibiotics should be taken every twelve hours

14. The intravenous infusion was started slowly to avoid immediate side effects

15. The doctor decided to prescribe an effective broad-spectrum antibiotic

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Write 150 words about your experience with one of your clinical tutors.

Among the different tutors I had in the various departments where I did my internship, I would like to talk about the tutor I had in UTIC, Claudio. As soon as you start your internship, it is usually difficult to settle into a new department, especially for the first few days, but with Claudio and the other nurses on shift it was much easier. At the beginning they didn't trust me that much because they didn't know me well yet, but as the days went by I started to have more and more independence until they entrusted me with the patients. I got to the point of managing 2/3 patients per shift and, before the end of the internship, I had become autonomous. Claudio was an exceptional tutor, not only because he helped me to be more indipendent, but also because he taught me and showed me many things and I could never thank him enough. From the first day, he put me at ease and he didn't just give me practical advice but he also tried to stimulate my curiosity day by day. Claudio was a point of reference for me, and he did not only transmit technical knowledge to me, but also values ​​such as respect, collaboration and passion for one's work

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What type of structure do you imagine working in? How do you imagine your career? Write 75- 100 words

Honestly, I'm still a little perplexed about where I would like to go to work because I have some ideas, but I still have to think carefully. The first idea is to specialize in instrument nurse or even anesthesia nurse and go to work, if possible, in a cardiac surgery operating room. The second idea would be to become a military nurse or in any case a nurse in the police force, but the process is a little more difficult since I first have to enter through a competition and go through the whole process to become a soldier or policewoman . I hope that mine will be a good career, obviously made up of ups and downs like all the others, but more ups than downs. I hope to be able to become what I aspire to and to never loses my strength of spirit and that every day I have more motivation to continue. I also hope to become a good nurse and to help as many people as possible and to be able to make them feel better

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

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

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Upload your English language CV /resume

Personal data

• Name: Veronica

• Surname: Calicchia

• Email address: vcalicchia27@gmail.com

Introduction

Student in the third year of the degree course in nursing, motivated, empathetic and with a strong predisposition to teamwork. I boast good communication and listening skills. I am a rational person with a strong desire to help others. Clinical internship mainly in cardiology departments and pride myself on a good education

Education

• High school diploma from a linguistic high school

• Third year student in the nursing degree course at the University of Rome Tor Vergata

Experience

• Assistant shop assistant at my mother's children's clothing store

• Partnership with Lavazza for 2 years

• Animator at a farm

• Altar server for 4 years at the "Sacra Famiglia" church

• Internship mainly carried out in highly complex care departments and trained mainly in cardiology

• Cardiology department

• Cardiac surgery department

• Cardiac surgery intensive care unit

Skills

• Good communication skills

• Excellent listening skills

• Good team and independent work skills

• Knowledge of languages:

• Italian: native speaker

• Spanish: excellent

• English: comprehension

• French: comprehension

Activities and interests

• Swim (5 years of experience)

• Ballet, modern, hip hop, contemporary dance (5 years of experience)

• Drawing

• Travelling

• Lover of going out and last minute trips

• Juventus fan and football lover

Future projects

• Go to the Juventus stadium

• Become a good nurse

• Visit as many places as possible

• Explore the coral reef

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The encounter with a patient that stayed with me the most was in cardiology. Myself, my tutor and two doctors entered the patient's room and the doctors told the parent that there was nothing left to do for his son and that he would be transferred to palliative care where they would look after him 24 hours a day. At that moment I felt the father's pain as he listened to what they said to him, but the thing that amazed me most was that the father tried to be strong so as not to attract attention even if he could feel what he was feeling. After leaving the room, a doctor told me that I was right to stay with them and hear what they had to say because it will happen other times in my working life and that this should help me not to get too attached to the patients because you never know. how the situation will evolve. Then I turned to my tutor and asked her to explain the patient's situation and what had happened to get to that moment. During the day while we went to the patient to administer the therapy or to evaluate the general situation, I noticed that the father hid his emotions and even when I entered the room he smiled at me and asked me to help him

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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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Right now I don't know if I would like to be a clinical tutor in the future, but if I do I would like to be like one of my tutors from whom I have learned a lot.

I would like to be a tutor who helps, teaches and knows how to listen to the intern, who shows him how things are done and who knows how to encourage him and not demoralize him. I would like to be a tutor who encourages and encourages us to always do better and not to give up in the face of adversity. I would like to show them how to do things and then have them do them under my supervision because it is the best way to learn, that is, by practicing and not just seeing.

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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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The clinical tutor I will talk about is called Biagia and she was the first tutor I had on the first day I started the internship.

She immediately put me at ease and was very open with me from the beginning, giving me courage and support. She taught me a lot, not only on the work side, but also on the empathetic and relational side, giving the best care to the patient and supporting him on any occasion.

She is a person who is not discouraged by anything even if everything seems to be going against her or it is a bad day, she always manages to find a way to smile and move forward. What I admire about her above all is her courage and her strength to go against everything and everyone to do her job as best as possible, and how she manages to relate to others while always maintaining the work context.

Everything I know is especially thanks to her and I admire her precisely the way she taught me, showed me and made me do things because I saw with how much love, dedication and satisfaction she did it and this led me more and more to learn and follow her to show her that what she did was well rewarded and nothing was in vain

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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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Include the title of the article. You can do the related exercises to help you understand the article better but it is not mandatory.

You should write 100- 150 words. If you want to write more , great!

Patricia Stevens is a nurse who was scared when her twins were born and at that moment she only wanted to see her dog. She got excited when her dog ran up to her outside the hospital entrance and said this was better than any medication. In recent years we have seen how animals can reassure, calm and motivate patients. Lea Ann Matura, a nurse, remembers when a dog visited one of her cancer patients: she didn't speak or get up, but after seeing her dog she was happy and talked; she was like she was a different person. Many hospitals think that visiting animals is not a good idea, but Lea Ann Matura commented that it is important to have a list of rules before bringing an animal into the hospital and that it will take time, but she is sure that this program will be a success

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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, a good nurse is one who is always available to help others in times of difficulty and puts her all into her work. She is the one who, even if it is a difficult moment for herself, manages not to let the patients see it in order to help them first and not give them more suffering

Among the necessary skills are those of offering assistance to patients, helping them and being with them in times of need, to administer the right therapy according to medical prescription and to carry out all the necessary checks

I hope to be and become a good nurse, to help others and listen to them in moments of difficulty and when they need it most. I know that I will be a good nurse because since I was little I have always wanted to help others and I will give my all to this job because it is what I want to do not only to administer therapies and carry out tests, but above all to provide excellent assistance and stay close to those who feel alone in a context that is not optimal for them and in which they cannot be themselves

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Describe how you felt about your first rotation in the hospital

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Describe how you felt about your first rotation in the hospital

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The first day in cardiology was a unique emotion. Knowing that from that day on you would have learned to take care of people, to stand by them and to help them feel a little better fills your heart with joy. Seeing those children who smile at you and knowing that you bring a little joy to their room is as if they are the ones who give you strength. A hug from that child seeing him get better thanks to you is worth a thousand words and this is the beauty of doing this profession

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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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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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Chicago Med is a series that takes place in one of the most important hospitals in Chicago. It tells the story of a group of doctors and nurses who every day have to face difficult clinical cases with the addition of romantic relationships between them and the reappearance of old flames. The team is led by the head of psychiatry who manages to establish special relationships with all the patients, the hospital director who is constantly under pressure from the health management and various doctors specialized in paediatrics, infectious diseases, traumatology and surgery

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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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We are in the hospital, in the cardiology department where a patient has to go down to the operating room to do the heart transplant. We enter the patient's room where the parents and the doctors are present who will explain to the parents the procedure that will be done and how long it will take. The doctors first of all identify the patient "hello we are about to go down to the room, is the patient called Paolo Belli born on 4 September 2007?" and he, having the right to speak, replies by saying "yes, it's me" and the doctors turn to him saying "well, we're about to go downstairs, how are you feeling?". Paul replies by saying that he feels good and that he is incredulous that this day has come. The nurses begin by carrying out the pre-operative procedure as per the regulations before descending. Together with the nurse who is in charge of the patient we go down to the operating room where the surgeons are waiting to start the operation. Once we get down the surgeon jokes a bit to defuse the situation and before taking him to the room he correctly identifies the patient and checks that he has the identification bracelet "Hello, are you Paolo Belli born on 4 September 2007?" and Paolo replies saying that it is him and the surgeon to put him at ease and to reassure him says "don't worry, you won't feel anything because you will be sedated, the operation will last a couple of hours but as soon as it is finished you will have a heart all your own healthy and it will be a unique emotion". Paolo calms down and already thinks after the surgery of how many things he can do that he hasn't done up to now and they enter the room to start the surgery. The nurse goes back up to the ward reassuring the parents that they will wait in the waiting room for the end of the surgery to see their son again

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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, my passion has always been to help people. I wasn't sure if nursing was my future profession until a triggering event happened in my life and that moment made me realize how much I want to do this job despite people telling me I'm too empathic and I won't make it . I don't care what they say and I will try every day to prove them wrong by thinking of this as a motivation to keep helping people every day