- if the
mother dies, or if she is
unable or
chooses not to
nurse the
child herself. Wet-
nursed children may be
known as "milk-siblings", and in some cultures...
- professions.
Nurses practice in a wide
range of
settings but
generally nursing is
divided depending on the
needs of the
person being nursed. The
major po****tions...
- The
Nurse may
refer to:
Nurse (Romeo and Juliet), a
character in
William Shakespeare's
Romeo and
Juliet "The
Nurse", a song by The
White Stripes from their...
- A
nurse midwife is both a
nurse (usually a
registered nurse) and a midwife,
having completed nursing and
midwifery education leading to
practice as a...
-
Night nurse may
refer to: A
nurse who
works an
overnight shift Night Nurse (1931 film),
starring Barbara Stanwyck The
Night Nurse, a 1977
Australian television...
- The
Nurses may
refer to: The
Nurses (1962 TV series), a 1962–1965
American primetime medical drama which aired on CBS The
Nurses (1965 TV series), a 1965–1967...
- A
registered nurse (RN) is a
nurse who has
graduated or
successfully p****ed a
nursing program from a
recognized nursing school and met the requirements...
- Yes
Nurse! No
Nurse! (Dutch: Ja zuster, nee zuster) is a 2002
Dutch comedy musical film
directed by
Pieter Kramer,
written by
Frank Houtappels, and based...
- A
nurse anesthetist is an
advanced practice nurse who
administers anesthesia for
surgery or
other medical procedures.
Nurse anesthetists (NA's) administer...
- A
nurse uniform is
attire worn by
nurses for
hygiene and identification. The
traditional nurse uniform consists of a dress,
apron and cap. It has existed...