as a nurse, what would be the learning objectives for watching the movie "a beautiful mind"?
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Recognizing when the cure might be worse than the disease, i.e. he went from seeing (nonexistent) patterns in highly complex systems, to medicated and barely able to play tic-tac-toe.  This could prompt the patient to stop taking his meds, leading to a relapse.
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Dear Sir,\n\nPhysics governs the world as we know it. Seriously, you use it everyday, and you will need to know it to be successful in nursing. For example, there's a difference between someone who was hit with a car traveling 5 mph, versus one that travels 115 mph. That difference being breathing and circulation. \n\nNevertheless, there is a strong correlation (r=.9445) between nursing and physics. Here' s another example: let's say I yell at you in passing. You will hear the loudest volume and highest pitch of my yelling as I'm directly in front of you. This is relevant when your charge nurse begins to yell at you from a distance, versus when she/he yells at you from 6 inches away. \n\nHope this helps,\n\nPianoguy
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Of course it's not as easy! Anyway, why would you compare being a nurse with eating your favorite food from fastfood restaurants? Lol.
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Try reading the book and watching the movie.  Take notes of both and compare.\n\nOf course that requires work, effort, and a real desire to learn.  Do you have it?
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We usually get a worksheet to do or watch an educational film and take notes on it. Only if its for an elective or foreign language class do we get to watch Finding Nemo or some other Disney movie.
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we learned in nus ring school that a nursing care plan will let the nurse know what the  patient healthis and to make it  better. If a nurse from a different shift was to cover or a new nurse by reading the care plan they would know what was going on.
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The importance in a math course is not neccessarily the in the material your are studying.  Studying math forces your mind to exercise certain parts of the brain.  It strengths your ability to reason, to form logical conclusions based on the provided information.  In nursing especially this is important.  After all, you almost never have all the information and you can not afford to make mistakes.  So study hard and good luck.
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How about starting in nursing school.\nwhat a concept.
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I chose nursing.  I am still going to school for it, but honestly, I cant think of a more rewarding Job in the world.  School to become an RN with a BSN is very difficult, and although there is a shortage in nurses it is very competitive to get into nusing schools.  I chose this field, because I love people.  Not only that, but I want to make a difference in peoples lives.  So, you might say, why not be a teacher, or some other public figure.  Well, because I really beleive that the one thing that you can offere people that is more than money, more than a house to live in, more than clothing on their back, is health, and God.  My dream since as long as I can remember, was to go to other countries, or even our own country, and help the less fortunate.  I feel that it is my calling in life.  I want to offer my knowldge to people who it can really really help.  People in africa who are fighting to stay alive dont care about history, or math even.  They care about staying alive and improving their quality of life as much as they can.  When I finish school, I want to form a group with some of the churches in my area, and start a missionary/health care team who will travel to other countries and within our own, and take care of people with a christian attitude.  Whether they have money or not.... no matter what their circumstances.  Insurance is a joke when you look at the world and the innocent people dying of diseases.  I want to form an education team to travel through Africa and teach the risk of HIV and AIDS.  I know that getting this money is probably going to be the hardest thing... but I have faith in God.  I know this is what I am supposed to do, and I am going to do it.  Pray for me :-)
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A lamp, a mirror, a coat rack, a tape measure, and everybody else is forgetting the interior plant(a rubber tree, I think. Ficus elastica), about which she makes this commentary:"A thing of beauty is a joy forever". First movie I ever saw in my life. I watch it at least once a year, sort of an anniversary thing.
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i think i would go for the education...there will always be a demand for teaching at any grade...kids need to be mentored at all levels, plus its a great feeling to know that you are putting a lasting impression on the future leadership of your local community or perhaps nation.\n\nThis doesnt mean that nursing isnt important though.  there are all kinds of people out there that need the caring touch of a nurse.
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You should DEFINITELY rent the video Mary Poppins and watch it...you will understand totally then.
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The nurse is registered.
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Someone telling you the answer is no substitute for finding out yourself.  Which year of your nurse training are you in?  It's inconceivable that no anatomy and physiology lectures are included in your training - they should be, and if they are not then you should ask why.  How can nurses possible hope to look after ill patients if you have no idea of how the human body functions?  For example where would you find the 'Islets of Langerhan' and what is their function.  What is the 'Bundle of His' and why do people with cirrhosis of the liver bleed from their stomach?  No I'm not a doctor - this was part of my nurse training.  Anyway my suggestion to you is to buy yourself a basic anatomy and physiology book from Blackwells, you'll find it fascinating reading.  Good luck with your training.
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Try your local cinema, they might give you some training.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EQAZEnau2U\n\nHere you go girlie. Love that movie!
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You can visit this site, for material - and use them to write your thesis :\nhttp://www.minurses.org/prac/snl/contpatientcare.shtml\nThe Michigan Nurses Association, a professional association for all registered nurses in Michigan, helps student nurses learn about contributing to society.