Nurses do
not only exist in America of course. That is because people need to
be taken care of all throughout the earth. According to this fun fact article I
learned that in Japan, nurses do not have to renew their licenses.
Basically, once you become a nurse there, you are always a nurse with
no doubt or hesitation. On the contrary, it is possible to lose your
license due to breaking the law or compromising the dignity of the
profession.
If
you are ever sick over seas and need to get to a hospital right away,
I would not recommend going to a hospital in China. Due to the fact
that their hospitals are not well-funded, the nurses have to recycle
and reuse supplies such as gloves and sometimes syringes. This act is
most definitely not safe or healthy for patients.
Can you
imagine taking a class and not being able to have no contact
whatsoever with your instructor? I can't but I know some people who
can. In Vietnam, nursing students are not allowed to speak to their
professors. Everything they learn through watching lectures,
textbooks, and recitation drills. Also, they never get the chance to
work with real people until they get on the real job. This is kind of
scary. I don't think I would want someone to nurse me if they have
never practiced on real people before.
If I were
to become a nurse in Iraq there would be certain patients that I
could not touch. Why? Because in Iraq, female nurses are NOT allowed
to touch any male who is not officially their husband or their son.
Here in the United States, a doctor never shows up until it is
his/her turn to do what they are required to do but in Iraq it is
very common for a doctor to a nurse's work simply because she is not
allowed to.
There are
many weird and wacky facts to know about being a nurse and nursing in
general. The rules of nursing does not just consist of caring for
other people. It all depends on your location's morals and values.
Wow that's weird how the women in Iraq can not touch male patients.
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