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Off The Charts
IR
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Isabella Richmond
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Updated Apr 29, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
00:11
Chapter 3
00:12
Chapter 4
00:24
Chapter 5
00:31
Chapter 6
00:33
Chapter 7
00:41
Chapter 8
00:50
Chapter 9
00:52
Chapter 10
01:01
Chapter 11
01:02
Chapter 12
01:04
Chapter 13
01:15
Chapter 14
01:17
Chapter 15
01:18
Chapter 16
01:29
Chapter 17
01:36
Chapter 18
01:38
Chapter 19
01:39
Chapter 20
01:47
Chapter 21
01:53
Chapter 22
01:55
Chapter 23
02:01
Chapter 24
02:02
Chapter 25
Audio Transcript
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off the charts by Isabella Richmond nursing morals.
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Nursing is a very rewarding and opportunistic career.
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There will be crazy hours and a lot of hard
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work put into this career, but it will be worth
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everything you put it get in there to be any
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kind of nurse will require a lot of grit and
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that doesn't just mean once you're in the work field
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you have to have the dedication and energy.
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During all the years of extra schooling, you will have
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to go through college along with high school to be
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a nurse.
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You need a college education.
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This is normally a bachelor's degree but can also be
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an Associates or Masters nursing or medical.
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You have to decide if you want to go to
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medical school or nursing school.
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Most people don't know the difference.
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But once you decide will make a difference.
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Medical, if you choose medical school, it will only take
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you about two years of schooling.
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You will get basic coverage of the medical field because
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this is usually for people who want to be doctors
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nursing. If you choose nursing school, you'll learn more about
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how to act as a nurse.
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And your education could take four years but it will
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get you ready for nursing specifically.
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Are you done after college and medical or nursing school?
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You may or may not know if you want to
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go into specific field.
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You can choose to study more in a specific field
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or you can be regular horse and see where you
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end up.
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What does the nurse do?
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A nurse takes care of the patients, needs, communicates with
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doctors and then assures medicine and checks vital signs.
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Nurses truly are the backbone of the medical field work
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environment. Your daily work environment will be very challenging and
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will push you to be better.
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There will always be people whether that be your patients
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or your co workers pursuing screwed.
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You will need to know many things and work very
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hard to get to where you want to be.
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So make sure you are very committed skills.
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As a nurse, you need to be carrying positive and
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accountable for your actions, along with always being ready to
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help your patients.
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Sir President Though.
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To be a nurse, you will need to be very
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organized and it will be very challenging because everything around
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you is going so fast.
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This has been off the charts by Isabella Richmond.
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