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Being single on Valentine’s Day is harder than ever when we live in a world with constant access to other people’s lives. Through social media you see every couple posting cheesy photos with poems, so it is hard not to feel like the loneliest person on earth.
This Valentine’s Day, you can buy a meaningful gift to show your appreciation for the people in your life. This gift guide can be for friends who are nurses, friends who aren’t nurses, your significant other, or a family member.
If you are interested in fast-paced medicine and saving lives, a career in transport nursing will get your blood pumping. A transport nurse provides on the scene care in emergency situations and then transports the patient to a hospital.
Holistic nurses bring a holistic, integrative focus to their work, they are legally licensed nurses who use nursing knowledge, expertise and intuition to care for their patients. This type of nursing focuses on wellness, peace, and healing by evaluating a person’s mental, emotional, spiritual and physical levels.
Your body needs water to function properly, everyone knows that. What most people don’t realize is how much water they actually need. Being dehydrated is your body’s reaction to not drinking enough water, resulting in a fluid deficiency.
Every year, there seems to be new health trends and fads that millions of people vehemently follow. The year 2019 was an influential one in terms of health and wellness changes in society that will impact the future going forward.
It’s no secret that sleep is good for you. Getting a good night’s sleep does more than power your body, it enhances your skin. A study in the British Medical Journal shows that sleep deprivation can be identified by looking at a person’s face.
The apprehension before a long shift is known by every nurse. When one is working 12-16 hour shifts, there is not a lot of time for rest or self-care. And working a job where you are on your feet all day is exhausting too.
We have all experienced the feeling of anxiety when we wake up in the middle of the night and cannot fall back asleep. For one, why did you wake up in the middle of the night? Is this from anxiety, caffeine, alcohol, etc?
Sleepless nights are something we all experience and yes we feel terrible when we have them. Besides the obvious irritability and sluggishness, we experience, what happens to our brain during these restless nights?
