An adult daughter is crying uncontrollably after seeing the body of her late mother in the hospital bed . the nurse consider when consoling the daughter is that "the daughter is very close to her mother and has not had much exposure to death before , so that she is not accepting someone's mortality" .
<h3>Who are the nurse ?</h3>
A nurse is a person who is trained to give care to people who are sick or injured . nurses work with doctors and other health care workers to make patients well and to keep them fit and healthy .
They have their graduation successfully and fulfill all the need ,get qualified successfully .
Nurses also help with end-of-life needs and assist other family members with grieving .
Nursing is a profession ,like doctors but training for nurse is different .
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If you are going off of the three meals a day I would say dinner, you can sustain proper energy all day then at night you can rest and regain energy that way.
Answer: start by avoiding anything artificial, then pile on the green stuff, next keep a food journal, after that set healthy limits, lastly never let ur self get too full
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John could reply with "Its not my fault. I just followed the orders and if I made you look like a fool, wouldnt it also be everyone elses fault too?"
Finger, toe, and pinna are the finest body parts for determining an adult patient's blood oxygen levels.
<h3>What does the amount of blood oxygen mean?</h3>
Your blood oxygen level refers to the quantity of oxygen that is circulating there (also known as blood oxygen saturation).
Since oxygen is required for life, our bodies need a certain amount of it to function properly. Through your mouth or nose, oxygen enters your body when you breathe (inhale), passing through your lungs and into your bloodstream. Every cell in your body receives oxygen when it enters the circulation.
Your body requires energy for all of its processes, including digestion and even thought, and oxygen is necessary for all of your cells to create energy efficiently.
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