556-J1W1 Nursing Journal Medicine Writing Assignment

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Question 1: Where have I been?
As a nurse, I have worked in the medical/surgical acute care unit for quite a long time. I think that working in this department of the hospital is tougher than working in any other department, as I have always been asked to look after multiple patients at a time and to ensure that they recover from the illness quickly and efficiently. Just like other med-surge nurses, I have always been in motion physically, intellectually, emotionally and clinically.
Question 2: How did I get there?
I had an interest in the medical profession in my childhood. As I grew up, I developed an interest in med-surge nursing, and when I joined the nursing school, I was taught how to serve patients and how to become cool-headed while doing multitasking (Finkelman, 2016). At any moment, a med-surge nurse has to administer medications, educate families, discharge patients and admit new ones, and this gives me the feeling of being able to serve humanity in a better way.
Question 3: What do I most like to do?
I love developing a good relationship with my patients and communicate with them on a regular basis. I think that nurses should spare time to discuss matters with patients and their families and need to be ready to assist them outside the hospital. As a med-surge nurse, I am always ready to work under pressure and have devoted myself fully to serving the ill.
Question 4: What do I like to do least?
As the go-to health care professional on the unit, I am always required to think critically and to run here and there while providing treatment to the patients. I dislike being in motion all the time, and I think that I have now gained enough knowledge of diseases and body systems and have robust management skills, so running here and there in the hospital should not be a part of my job.
Question 5: Which roles would my favorite activities use?
I think that the roles of a licensed practical nurse and a clinical nurse specialist are as challenging and incredible as is mine (Flinter et al. 2017). A licensed practical nurse has to perform a number of tasks under the supervision of an RN, such as administrating medications, checking vital signs and giving injections. Similarly, the clinical nurse specialists are good at diagnosing and treating diseases within their realm of expertise.
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