Reflection on sources

For this research project I used good some good sources. All of my source had very good information. The site with the best information in my opinion was the college site. It gave me a lot of very important information. The information on that site didn't just limit to one subject of nursing it talks about every little thing about nursing.

Work cited

• . "Nursing education." Bellevue college. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 May 2013. <http://bellevuecollege.edu/programs/degrees/proftech/nurse >.
• . "Nursing Salaries." All nursing schools. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 May 2013. <http://www.allnursingschools.com/nursing-careers/article/nursing-salaries >.
• . "Benefits of Nursing Career." Nurse Career Tips. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 May 2013. <http://www.nursecareertips.com/benefits-of-nursing-careers.html >.
• . "Mighty Nurse." Mighty Nurse. N.p., n.d. Web. 20 May 2013. <http://www.google.com/search?q=nursing+quotes&hl=en&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=4BuaUbmcOpDq8gTxwIC4BA&sqi=2&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAA&biw=1024&bih=672&surl=1&safe=active#biv=i%7C6%3Bd%7CfrpkIQCYZ5R8lM%3A>.
•  Nurse Buff." Nurse Buff. N.p., n.d. Web. 16 May 2013. <http://www.nursebuff.com/2013/04/top-10-funny-nursing-quotes/>.

Reflection Paragraph on Process

This research project I have been working on for a few weeks is very interesting. It was a difficult topic but very cool to learn about. The thing I enjoyed most about researching this research topic was finding out all the diffrent kinds of nurses. I thought there was only a couple kinds you could be, but there are very many. Also very many diffrent places you can work at it dosent just have to be a hopital or nursing home. The thing I disliked most was how hard it was to find reliable information. Some of the websites I went on were not reliable it had all kinds of inncorect information. If I got the chance to do this project over again I would add more questions to the project. I would make the project bigger and cover every little thing about nursing.

Reflection Paragraph on Findings

For this research project I have been researching nursing. I have been researching this for two weeks, and have found out some really important information. The most important fact to me that I found out was when you become a RN you can work so many places. You can be a traveling nurse, work in a hospital, a nursing home, the army, and many more places. I also learned that the levels of nursing are just stepping stones. You start from the very bottom being a CNA then move up to LPN, and last but not least you reach the top being a RN. RN's are the highest paid nurses. The pay chart also follows the same stepping stones from CNA to LPN to RN.Through out this research blog iv learned that nursing is not an easy job. There are many skills and fears you have to master. The hardest thing for me is going to be staying calm  in all emergency's. You have to stay calm no matter how bad the situation is because you don't want to scare or frighten the patient more than they already are. I have enjoyed researching this because I want to become a RN after I get out of high school.

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In this paragraph I'm going to be answering my last question. Im gonna be talking about which level of nursing has more job openings. My question is "Which level has more job openings CNA, RN, or LPN? and why?" I researched my question and the answer was what I thought  it was going to be. RN's have more job openings than a CNA or LPN. This is because we are having alot more babies which is bringing up our population. Health care is growing but the problem is that nursing colleges and universities across the country are struggling to expand enrollment levels to meet the rising demand for nursing care. CNA's and LPN's are over populated but we just cant get enough people to finish the nursing program to become RN's.

  ("American Association Of colleges of Nursing")

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In this paragraph I will be answering another one of my research questions. The question that is being answerd this time is "What are the college requierments to become a CNA, LPN, and RN?" To become a CNA the college requirements are less than the other to levels. You need atleast 75 to 150 hours of classwork and practical training time. The classes you need to major in are medical terminology, body systems, nursing assistant duties, communication skills, and patient care techniques. After you complete the classes and the training program you have to pass the state test to get your license. The educational requirements to become a LPN are alittle diffrent. the classes you will have to take to complete the program are Developmental psychology, Health assessment, Clinical research and analysis, Human mobility, Acute and chronic pain, Paramedic or surgery transition, and  Night nursing. Then when completed these courses you go take your state board exam. The RN requierments are alittle more because its the highest level. The classes are alittle hard they consist of  nursing theory, anatomy and physiology, microbiology, geriatrics and pharmacology. Then ofcourse you take the state board test.

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