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Nurse Logic

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What is the abstract of a study? A strong summary of the study.
What does the methods section of a study contain? How the study was conducted.
What does the discussion/conclusion of a study help with? Understanding the context of a study.
What should you do right after (or even before) you enter your house after clinical? Take off your clinical shoes and clean them with a disinfecting wipe.
What do you need to research after being assigned a patient? Their diagnoses, medications, treatments, lab orders, lab results, and diagnostics.
What do you need to bring with you to clinical? Your stethoscope, pen light, pen and paper for notes, your clinical paperwork, your evaluation form, and any needed reference texts ( such as your drug manual)
How can you make the most of your clinical experience? Let the nurses and other staff you're working with know about your and your teacher's experience goals for the day. During downtime, they can show and observe you performing those skills.
High Fidelity Simulation Simulations that are very realistic.
Preceptor A nurse that works with nursing students in clinical.
Primary Nurse A nurse that is assigned to the same patient a student is assigned to.
Created by: marinareagankhan
 

 



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