The book introduces the process leading to the emergency nurse, and sets the 23 cases of patient identification that are based on the Kachs standard: step four tips for professional nursing in the E.R.; E.T..S.,.:s. and e.g.). and.c. and des. The content of the subject was not long but was read well as a narrative that conveyed the site. Also, reading a variety of cases gave me the impression that I was in the emergency room. I'm going to tell you what I went through working in the E.R., and

The book also consists of episodes based on the criteria of Kachs (the Korean Emergency Classification Tool). The writer has a real sense of reality and is nervous about what he's been through as an E.R. nurse. It also gives readers the impression that they have seen the situation on the scene. Preliminary nurses, new nurses, current and current nurses are all good books. The episode is not so much a part of the history that it can be read systematically. It's good to read even those who are

The book is organized by the actual episode of the writer, a nurse, based on the criteria of the emergency room, called the KachS (the Korean Emergency Patient Classification Tool). So a pre-prepared nurse, a new nurse, an active nurse, and an ex- Nurse can systematically appreciate the book. It expresses what's going on in the E.R., real and tense. Even those who do not specialize in medical knowledge would be happy to read this book. The vocabulary difficulty is low and the alcohol reading is

The thing that I found in this book was that it was really interesting to have an interesting little subject, and to make the back of it curious, and it made me less resistant. In fact, if I didn't get my attention from the first sentence when reading, reading was very boring and I hated reading. But the book "The E.R. Nurse" by the Forals publisher was very different. It was a book that started with the first words and aroused my interest and enabled me to read them through. I recommend this

I don't know about the E.R., the hospital, but it was read easily. What the nurse usually does is a book that even the general public who's curious about it can easily read.

It was nice to know what it was like to be in the E.R. I like it because it's so beautiful and easy to understand and so easy to see and so read.

Sometimes I'm using a book store to buy books, and I accidentally get a "Student Nurse" book. I've been using the E.R. as a patient and a guardian, and I'm rationalizing my actions and making sure that I did it by visiting the emergency room with all the emergency accidents and all the other things that I had done, and then doing it by performing a thorough first act or procedure, and being selfish and demanding of my family to explain things, and thinking again that I was not the first patient

Is this a professional library of medical knowledge? Yeah. Is this for the new nurse? Right. I wonder if you had a story like the medical drama. Yes, sir. That's right. An essay with someone's life? That's right. It's a book that starts reading and never gets to hand and has three hours of drinking. The professional nursing force is going to help you get to the one you need. I recommend that 5 be a good reading. It was nice to have medical information that a person who doesn't have any

I read it in a funny, Kim-Corrow way because the various episodes in the E.R. are so dramatic. And soon it will be on the second of the judicious privacy season, and it's a story that is so interesting and rich that even the creation of "the shrewd nurse life" is not enough. It was much better to have a very simple, easy-to-do and a variety of medical common sense that people can easily understand and read. And it's going to be a tip for early social students who are not necessarily staff or