A wagon driver cursed his luck
With tears of rage and pain
To see his wagon tightly stuck
Upon a muddy lane.
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Author: Cari
Working hard to get my NI (Nurse Informatics)
The Hare and the Tortoise – AESOP’S FABLES (slow and steady wins the race)
“I call on any beast to run
Against me in a race!” –
So spoke the hare. “I’ve always won
A comfortable first place!”
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Manage End-of-Life Symptoms Part 2 – Nursing Continue Education
End-of-life uncomfortable signs and symptoms: Part 2 Cont.
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Manage End-of-Life Symptoms Part 1 – Nursing Continue Education
Nurses frequently care for patients at the end of life. One of the challenges is managing end-of-life (EOL) symptoms such as dyspnea and pain. For patients nearing death, relieving distressing symptoms is perhaps the most valuable contribution you can make. Thus, the goal of patient care changes from cure to comfort.
End-of-life uncomfortable signs and symptoms:
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The Grasshopper and the Ant – AESOP’S FABLES (prepare for the future – there’s a time for work and a time for play)
A grasshopper, fiddling the summer away,
Was amused at an ant as she toiled.
“Oh, why do you work? Your labors must irk,
And thus all your fun will be spoiled!”
