Nurse used in a sentence

Nurse in a sentence as a noun

Being the fighter she is, the nurses would have to give her the medicine because she did not like taking it.

A nurse wouldn't sanction ice chips without the admitting physician's chop.

I will admit seeing the male nurse initiatives does give me a different perspective on this.

As I recall the story, there was also a nurse who assisted but I can only find the AP story which references the two doctors.

Additionally the nurse's acute care flow sheet only tracks a handful of very specific data points.

Our routine was to have short hospital stints to apply quick fixes for whatever was wrong, and then be sent back home where a nurse and I were taking care of her.

For example they had presumed the murderer had to be found amongst the nurses, other possibilities were neglected.

How many lives has his work touched?Now think about the soldiers, the code monkeys, the nurse's ****, the FedEx delivery drivers, living in the shadows of these names.

Nurse in a sentence as a verb

Often times the situation was very dynamic and the nurse was obviously not standing at the bed side 24/7, and the doctors usually did rounds only once a day.

Doctors then gave Eckert an enema and forced him to have a bowel movement in the presence of a nurse and policeman, according to a lawsuit that Eckert filed.

Internet connectivity allows the local healing person, often a nurse or similar level to send pictures and descriptions of wounds and health issues to a qualified doctor.

Besides placing price pressure on the competition, occupying a lower price-bracket means people are more likely to upgrade more often rather than trying to nurse their old hardware along for as long as possible.

If I hadn't been there to turn her around and make sure the fluid was drained as best as I could without any equipment or other assistance, she would have died quite horribly right there under the eyes of nurses and doctors.

He made sure the hospital was "in network", but apparently someone who came in to give a shot was "out of network" - personally, for herself only - so he received a huge out of network bill for the services of one nurse in giving one shot.

The upshot:> In a statement, the hospital said that emergency physicians and nurses would be immediately notified of certain lab results suggestive of serious infection, such as elevated band counts.