Claudia’s padlet by Claudia Vella

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?

clavella00 — 2021-03-22 19:17:52 UTC

I've decided to study nursing for many years.
Nobody influenced my decision, because when i was a kid, i was in the hospital and i realized i'd want to be like the nurses who took care of me.
I have decided to become a nurse to help people at times in their lives when they are more fragiles, so that i could give them support in the best way.
It's difficult but gratifying.

MANDATORY Summarize an article related to your interest in nursing.

clavella00 — 2021-03-22 19:18:00 UTC

https://journals.lww.com/nursingmanagement/Fulltext/2018/11000/Suicide_risk_assessment_and_prevention.6.aspx? WT.mc_id=HPxADx20100319xMP

Suicide in America is the 10th leading cause of death. It's a phenomenon on the rise since 1999 that affects patients but also healthcare professionals, so it's important to implement specific actions to take care of patients and colleagues.
It's also important to check patients' rooms, bathrooms, corridors and common areas to prevent suicide in the hospital.
Also remove doorknobs, hinges, handles, door locking mechanisms, dropped ceiling structures, shower and other bathroom fixtures, exposed pipes, coat hooks. Nurses run a high risk of suicide, specifically, nurses are four times more likely to commit suicide than the average.

Your future:

clavella00 — 2021-03-22 19:18:07 UTC

At the beginning of my career I would like to work in a ward of a public hospital in order to learn as much as possible from the different situations that arise.
I would also like to work in the operating room, where I have already performed the internship.
In general I would like to tour different departments in order to learn as much as possible.
Later I would like to take a master's degree in coordination, to be able for example to work in the coordination of organ transplants.
I would like the structure to be organized like the Bambin Gesu, where the necessary material is never lacking to be able to work in the best possible way.
I prefer a public hospital over a private facility or a nursing home, because there is a large number of different departments and I think it is important to have general notions for each area.

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

clavella00 — 2021-03-22 19:18:18 UTC

The good doctor is a four-season television series set in a hospital in northern california.
The series follows the story of Shaun Murphy, a young autistic doctor, specializing in surgery, who hails from a small town in Wyoming, Casper, where he lived a troubled childhood.
He decides to move and join the prestigious surgical department of San Jose St. Bonaventure Hospital, in Northern California, where he will have to face the prejudices of his colleagues but on his side is Dr. Aaron Glassman, the chief physician of the hospital who he has known since he was little and that made him know from the beginning the world of medicine, which Shaun fell in love with.
Over the course of the four seasons, he will show everyone that he is very good at his job and that he knows how to build many relationships, even if sometimes with difficulty.

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

clavella00 — 2021-03-22 19:18:23 UTC

It's 10 pm, we are in the neurosurgery department of Tor Vergata hospital.
In room 10, arrived Marco, a 25- year-old patient who was hit by a car while crossing the pedestrian crossing. The night shift nurse explains to the patient what he needs to do.

N: Good evening, he is now in the neurosurgery ward where you were taken after being in the ER, how are you? M: My head and arm hurt a lot. 
N: Now I talk to the doctor and see if I can give you paracetamol. 
M: Can I get out of bed? 
N: Still no, you have to do an X-ray soon to see if you've had a head injury. 
M: How can I go to the bathroom? 
N: You have a bladder catheter for now and the diaper that will be changed, just call us. 
M: Where is my phone? I have to warn my mother 
N: We have already warned your parents, your phone is on the bedside table, now I take it. Do you need more information? 
M: If I need help how do I do it? 
N: There is a button on your bed, if you press it you call us. Don't worry, you can call us whenever you want if you need anything. 
M: Thank you very much!
N: You're welcome! See you later.

carolmarkino — 2021-03-23 07:47:42 UTC

Claudia, I enjoyed reading your Padlet. I especially enjoyed reading about your future goals and your desire to work in different ares within the nursing profession. It would be very interesting to work in an operating room. Good luck with your nursing career. Carol