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Today I am going to share my top 5 apps for nursing students.

Those apps can be really helpful for someone who doesn’t speak English or is lack of working experiences.

So let’s check it out 

Hi there, I'm allocated to an orthopaedics ward that made me very anxious as I'm a medical nurse, however, 2 weeks later, I'm still breathing. As a surgical ward, it is very fast and busy. People come and go. There could be 8 discharges and 5 admissions in a day. So just need to speed up yourself. Work is more like running on a treadmill. The ratio of nurses to patients is about 2:8~12 , depending on the number of discharges.

Hi there,

I finally finished the last week of theory, time again amazingly flies faster than we realised. 1/3 of the course has passed, and there is an unknown future in front of me again.

Hey there,

How are you guys going?

I just realised there are plenty of public holidays in April here, eg. Good Friday, Easter Monday, and Anzac day.

D11

Before I turn on my study mode, I just would love to share my little experience here today.

I may have mentioned before that Clinical assessment or I would call it PE is very important in the medical settings. Because this is one of essential skill to find out the problems before the critical situation shown.

I feel well satisfied that I passed the skill assessment and put my nurse head out. You guys may not be able to imagine that I have not been sleeping well, instead of studying 12-16 hours a day.

Hey, every hard work is paid off! That’s true.

So now I’d like to put some key points for the Clinical assessment.

• Assess the patient by the order of priority systems
• Assess the patient’s background (past history and present history)
• Use ISBAR tool to organise your mind
• All the relevant hints are a key for clinical thinking
• Sanitary is very important

It has been a crazy busy week for the week 2. 7 assignments and 3 skill assessments. The work seems like it can never be finished.

Not surprisingly that everything is always slightly different here.

BLS stands for Basic Life Support, as many of us probably very familiar with it.

Hey there,

I still can’t believe it has been a week now. Time also goes fast, doesn’t it?

Well, this is a very intensive course. I am just like everyone else in the class is very stressed, and didn’t eat well. (unfortunately, I haven’t lost any weight yet). I have been studied for 10 hours a day and here is 20 more assignments need to be done in the following weeks.