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Practical Book
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What to be asked in nursing practice for NANAERO's nursing students
 Original text before translation
ななえるの看護学生のための 看護実習で聞かれること
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JAN:9784537223644
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JAN:9784537223644
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A5*224 pages
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
Year of manufacture: 2026
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| You have been asked a question by a senior in your nursing practice and you are wondering [what should I do] [why are you asking this question?] Why do you ask this question? This book is for nursing students who are anxious about answering questions with confidence. The reason why seniors ask questions is because they want you to understand why they do each of the things they do in practice. Even with the same disease, what we do* and don't do will vary from patient to patient. If you know how to answer the questions to respond to the individuality of the patient, You can also apply this to your practice records. This section will explain in detail the key points of answers based on specific patient information. *Example questions* *Did you consider the patient's individuality? *Why did you set this patient goal? *What happens if this symptom persists? *What care do you think is best given the patient's history? *What care can be given for pain? This book also answers some common concerns of nursing students. *Examples of common questions from nursing students*. *What kind of bag does everyone carry to practice? *What are some useful things to bring to practice? *How can I get along with patients I have difficulty with? *What topics of conversation can I use with patients? *How do I gently refuse a patient's unreasonable request? This book covers both preparation before and during the internship. Based on the experiences of senior nurse Nanaeru, this book is full of very realistic and immediately usable points. |
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This book is for nursing students who are anxious about answering questions with confidence.
The reason why seniors ask questions is because they want you to understand why they do each of the things they do in practice.
Even with the same disease, what we do* and don't do will vary from patient to patient.
If you know how to answer the questions to respond to the individuality of the patient,
You can also apply this to your practice records.
This section will explain in detail the key points of answers based on specific patient information.
*Example questions*
*Did you consider the patient's individuality?
*Why did you set this patient goal?
*What happens if this symptom persists?
*What care do you think is best given the patient's history?
*What care can be given for pain?
This book also answers some common concerns of nursing students.
*Examples of common questions from nursing students*.
*What kind of bag does everyone carry to practice?
*What are some useful things to bring to practice?
*How can I get along with patients I have difficulty with?
*What topics of conversation can I use with patients?
*How do I gently refuse a patient's unreasonable request?
This book covers both preparation before and during the internship.
Based on the experiences of senior nurse Nanaeru, this book is full of very realistic and immediately usable points.