اوراق مراجعة انجليزي صف تاسع الفصل الثاني والثالث
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Very few professions today offer such a range of specialities and career paths as nursing, but it involves hard work and demands commitment. What a qualified nurse focuses on is the patient, not simply the condition he or she may be suffering from but the needs and anxieties it may generate, including the pressures on family and friends. The place you work in may be a hospital ward or clinic. The area you
specialise in could be intensive care, theatre and recovery, cancer care or care of older people, or it could be visiting people at home or attached to a local health centre What makes nursing such a challenge is the diversity of situations you will have to respond to. The patients you will be working with may be old or young, with chronic illnesses or acute illnesses and injuries. The team you will be part of includes doctors , physiotherapists, anaesthetists, pharmacists, dieticians and others. It is a demanding job with serious responsibilities. In return, you have the satisfaction of knowing that you make a real difference in reducing suffering and promoting the health of people in your care
Exercise 1: True/ False Statements
For each Of the statements be!ow. choose True or Fa'se
-A nurse must concentrate only on the patient's illness
-Nursing requires a high level of dedication
-There many areas a nurse can specialise in
-In a hospital the theatre is where surgical operations are done
-Nurses always work in the same place
-A chronic illness is a medical condition that lasts over a long period of time
-An acute illness is one that is brief , severe and quickly comes to a crisis
A nurse does not need to be able to work in a team
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The of Nursing offers approximately 350 places a year in the of adult, child, learning disability and mental health nursing. The is and has teaching facilities in all the district general hospitals it uses for practical exgmence, so that while some of the academic components of your nursing programme are based in the schoors central facilities, you will also be able to follow your studies closer to where you undertake your practice
The current Diploma is full -time (45 weeks year), organised over three years with almost equal hours spent in theoretical study and on practical experience The first eighteen months is common to all students. This is followed by specialisation in your chosen branch of nursing. You are allowed two attempts to achieve the standard of theory and of practice in each module. On successful completion of the programme, you will be eligible to register as a nurse and will be awarded the Diploma in Higher Education Nursing Studie . Entry Requirements : Please contact the College for details
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Famous Amos Cookies
By: Sue Peterson
Wallace (Wally) mos was born in Florida in 1937. In the 1970s. Wally founded Famous Amos Clun•olate Chip Cookie Corporation. His company did very well People liked the chocolate chip cookies and people liked how excited Wallv was about the cookies he was selling. "hen was little. his familv was verv poor. Ile did not have bus money so he walked 4 miles to school and walked 4 miles back home every dav. After his parents got divorced. Amos went to live with his Aunt Dellain New York City. Ilis aunt loved to cook and she al"ays made him special chocolate chip cH)kies. Wally dropped out Of high school to ioin the armv and he earned his high school degree while serving in the army. After he completed his work in the army, attended secretarial school to learn shorthand. tvping. and accounting skills. Ile worked in the st(Rkroom stocking the shelves of a department store in New York and later in a mailroom in a company. Another iOb had was to help a famous musici"n get music iobv allv began baking chocolate chip cookies using a recipe similar to his aunt's recinc= Ile borrmed monev from his friends and opened a small shop in California. The Famous Amos Cookie Company started. Soon he began to make monev. Within the Brothers or Fort Worth. Texas. his cookies were soon round in grocery stores ghis recipe to (tie cookie bag because wanted his customers to know "...i!
if things happen that seem no! to be so goml at the time that later these thingi actuallv turn into something good. Then Wallv Amos reioined the first cmkie cornnanv to work on sales. Ile wanted the Famous Amos Cookie Cornoanv to return to the market. Ile also wanted this company to sell some ne" flavors Of cookies besides
(he popular chocolate chip cookie. (o add graphics go the packaging. and 'o work op new national advertising to attract more customers. Wallv has spent time as a literacy. volunteer of America and he has given monev to a special program called "Cities in Schools" which helps students stay in school. Wally Amos is best known for his gpiqvmen! in mpking for rn4king possibilities Of his life
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Blind Student Enters Nursing Program Melissa Resnick has been blind since birth. She has always dreamed of becoming a nurse, and now with the help of the National Federation of the Blind she will have herchance at Nassau Community College in Garden City, N.Y
Marc Maurer, President of NFB, hopes that Ms. Resnick will inspire other young blind men and women to aspire to become nurses. The NFB helped Ms. Resnick by providing information on how other non-sighted individuals have used alternative measures and techniques to complete their medical or other healthcare studies
Melissa already holds a Bachelor's Degree in biology from the State University of New York at Albany. Although the university tried to discourage her from such a program because of her sight issues, Melissa proved she could not only succeed, but she graduated with honors. She went on to obtain her Master's degree in biopsychology for Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Now she will pursue her dream of becoming a nurse. "It has been my lifelong dream to become a nurse and I have worked very hard to get here," said Melissa Resnick. "l purposely took difficult courses in school and volunteered at a hospital just to be overqualified for nursing school. I am confident that I will succeed and I thank Nassau Community College for giving me this opportunity
Exercise 5: Selections
Interview Melissa. Choose the correct question, A or B
I-A How long you have been blind, Melissa
B How long have you been blind, Melissa
2-A- Why do you want to be a nurse
B- Why do you want to be nurse
3- A- Did help you the NFB
B- Did the NFB help you
4-A- When began you your nursing studies
B- When did you begin your nursing studies
5- A- You have already got a degree in biology, haven't you
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