护理专业英语文章

1、介绍护理的英语作文

Nurse is the most beautiful occupation in the world.
They take good care of patients regardless of the mess and fatigue.
They always show their enthusiasm and patience with bright smile to other people.
They give their support to those patients and make them feel warm and helpful.With their scrupulous and thoughtful cares,the patinet's condition gets well graally and become more and more healthy.

2、有关护理专业的英语作文

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3、最好今晚就能写一个以护理（护士）为专业的英语作文my major 谢谢

my major is nursery. i like being a nurse and help the patients . i like and enjoy my mjoar very much. yeah some of them. when a patient leaves the hospital because of our careful care, i feel very happy though it is very hard work to be a nurse. i enjoy my life everyday and feel happy
it is hard but enjoyable

4、为什么会选择护理专业英语作文

原创，有问题Hi我。
If you ask me why I choose English as my major(作为我的专业课)， my answer is I love English. In my mind, English is the second most beautiful language in the world. 如果你问我为什么选择英语作为我的专业课，我的答案是我爱英语。在我看来，英语是世界上第二个最美的语言（第一当然是中文了）
I love reading, listening to and telling stories in English. In my spare time, I like watching Hollywood blockbuster and American TV series and listening to English songs. I’ve learnt quite a lot from them and it’s just wonderful that I make progress every day.
我喜欢读英语，听英语，说英语。我在课余时间喜欢看好莱坞大片，美剧和听英文歌曲，从中学到很多。每天有点进步是很棒的事。
Besides, I choose English as my major because it promises a good career prospect. English is so important nowadays since more and more foreigners aim to do business in China. Our country is so short of English talents.
此外，我选择英语是因为英语的就业前景好。英语在当代太重要了，因为越来越多的外国人来中国做生意，我们的国家太需要英语方面的人才。
As for me, I want to be a translator in the future or an TV anchorman/anchorwoman(看你的性别了) for an English program. So cool, right? I know it is quite hard to achieve my dream,

5、高分求一篇护理学的英文论文啊

http://www.rcn.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0010/78616/002310.pdf

http://books.google.com.sg/books?hl=en&id=DFrhF4CdnLMC&dq=Nursing+assessment&printsec=frontcover&source=web&ots=F8TVnVRYtp&sig=oEmIvhKNESUsAp5z6t_zGnmRZ3s&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=3&ct=result

http://books.google.com.sg/books?hl=en&id=vq7zwOGrcS4C&dq=Nursing+assessment&printsec=frontcover&source=web&ots=bYkFh7p-oF&sig=HxJeS3nJzpAbOW3xN-EU1AbBlQg&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=6&ct=result
Nursing assessment is the gathering of information about a patient's physiological, psychological, sociological, and spiritual status.
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Stage one of the nursing process
Assessment is the first stage of the nursing process in which the nurse should carry out a complete and holistic nursing assessment of every patient's needs, regardless of the reason for the encounter. Usually, an assessment framework, based on a nursing model is used.

The purpose of this stage is to identify the patient's nursing problems. These problems are expressed as either actual or potential. For example, a patient who has been rendered immobile by a road traffic accident may be assessed as having the "potential for impaired skin integrity related to immobility".

Components of a nursing assessment

Nursing history
Taking a nursing history prior to the physical examination allows a nurse to establish a rapport with the patient and family. Elements of the history include:[1]

health status
course of present illness including symptoms
current management of illness
past medical history including family's medical history
social history
perception of illness

[edit] Psychological and social examination
The psychological examination may include;

Client’s perception (why they think they have been referred/are being assessed; what they hope to gain from the meeting)
Emotional health (mental health state, coping styles etc)
Social health (accommodation, finances, relationships, genogram, employment status, ethnic back ground, support networks etc)
Physical health (general health, illnesses, previous history, appetite, weight, sleep pattern, diurinal variations, alcohol, tobacco, street drugs; list any prescribed medication with comments on effectiveness)
Spiritual health (is religion important? If so, in what way? What/who provides a sense of purpose?)
Intellectual health (cognitive functioning, hallucinations, delusions, concentration, interests, hobbies etc)

[edit] Physical examination
A nursing assessment includes a physical examination: the observation or measurement of signs, which can be observed or measured, or symptoms such as nausea or vertigo, which can be felt by the patient.[2]

The techniques used may include Inspection, Palpation, Auscultation and Percussion in addition to the "vital signs" of temperature, blood pressure, pulse and respiratory rate, and further examination of the body systems such as the cardiovascular or musculoskeletal systems.[3]

[edit] Documentation of the assessment
The assessment is documented in the patient's medical or nursing records, which may be on paper or as part of the electronic medical record which can be accessed by all members of the healthcare team.

[edit] Assessment tools
A range of instruments has been developed to assist nurses in their assessment role. These include:[4]

the index of independence in activities of daily living [5]
the Barthel index[6]
the Crighton Royal behaviour rating scale[7]
the Clifton assessment proceres for the elderly[8]
the general health questionnaire [9]
the geriatric mental health state schele[10]
Other assessment tools may focus on a specific aspect of the patient's care. For example, the Waterlow score deals with a patient's risk of developing a Bedsore (decubitus ulcer), the Glasgow Coma Scale measures the conscious state of a person, and various pain scales exist to assess the "fifth vital sign".