Describe a nurse caring for a patient

Prompt: Describe a nurse caring for a patient

Describe a nurse caring for a patient

I. Well-Structured Outline for Describing a Nurse Caring for a Patient (Standard)

1. Introduction

Introduce the nurse to be described (Name, age, workplace, duties), and set the scene for encountering the nurse providing care to patients.

2. The Nurse's Essence

* General Description of the Nurse's Appearance
- Describing her overall appearance: The nurse possesses a petite and graceful figure, moving with a nimble and agile gait.
- Fair complexion, with neatly tied long black hair.
- Attire: white blouse and blue protective gear, wearing white rubber gloves.

* The Nurse's Responsibilities
- The nurse is diligently welcoming patients, assisting in vaccine administration.
- Holding patient records in hand, she inquires about their health conditions.

* Work Attitude and Patient Care
- The nurse is gentle and polite when conversing with patients.
- Expressing care, she gently inquires and reminds patients about their well-being.
- Working diligently, performing procedures with precision and skill.
- Friendly and cheerful with everyone, encouraging and comforting patients for a speedy recovery.

3. Conclusion

Expressing my thoughts on the nurse

II. Exemplary Essay Describing a Nurse Caring for a Patient

1. Describing a Nurse Attending to a Patient, Model 1 (Standard)

I have visited the hospital many times, mostly for regular health check-ups with my mother or to visit sick relatives. The last time I was at the hospital, I encountered a nurse who showed great care for the patients.

She was a young nurse, barely over 20 years old. According to others, she had just completed her internship at the hospital and, due to her excellent performance, was allowed to continue working there. The nurse had a petite and agile figure. She wore the characteristic white nurse uniform, and on her head, a nylon cap with elastic around it, keeping her hair neat and tidy.

The nurse wore a face mask and splash-resistant goggles, so I could only see her eyes – big and bright. Her gaze towards the patients was affectionate, and sometimes, just by looking into her eyes, I could tell she was smiling. Her voice was warm, and as it approached injection time, she entered the room, calling everyone's attention for their scheduled vaccinations. Every action, from taking medicine to preparing the syringe and administering the injection, was decisive, precise, and swift.

All patients praised this nurse for her much gentler injections compared to others. Moreover, while administering the injection, she continuously inquired about the patients' condition, offering words of encouragement. There was an elderly lady without anyone to care for her, and the nurse promptly said to her, 'Whatever you need, just call me, and I'll help you. It's tough to be here alone while being unwell.'

Everyone has their own work, family, and different worries, and nurses are no exception. Nevertheless, nurses always show care and concern for patients, taking time to help others, which is truly commendable.

2. Describing a Nurse Attending to a Patient, Model 2 (Standard)

Yesterday, our neighborhood organized a Covid-19 vaccination event at the district hospital. I accompanied my brother for vaccination, but as I wasn't eligible, I had to wait outside. During the wait, I observed a nurse caring for patients.

I was impressed by this nurse because while everyone else was wearing full green protective gear from head to toe for vaccination duties, she wore just the regular white nurse uniform. Her name is Ngan, around 30 years old, and tall. I noticed she was constantly moving in and out of different rooms, always carrying a stack of documents, presumably related to the patients. Suddenly, an ambulance arrived with a loud siren, indicating an emergency case. The nurse saw the ambulance and immediately ran towards it, inquiring about the patient's condition. Once informed, she shouted loudly to the people inside, 'Call Dr. An from the emergency department to the operating room, the patient is losing a lot of blood!' After saying that, she and others helped the patient off the ambulance bed and swiftly pushed the ambulance to the emergency room. I felt that the nurses were so accustomed to emergency cases like this that they handled everything calmly. A while later, I saw the nurse return, exhaling a sigh of relief, and talking to those around her that the patient had survived, thanks to timely arrival at the hospital.

I, on the other hand, think that the first stroke of luck is that the patient encountered a nurse with solid professional competence, handling the situation calmly, and accurately assessing the patient's condition for timely emergency care and treatment.

3. Describing a Nurse Attending to a Patient, Model 3 (Standard)

During these times, the entire country, especially the medical professionals, is tirelessly fighting against the pandemic. Seeing everyone working hard and facing danger, I recall the nurse who took care of my grandfather throughout his illness.

I still remember the nurse's name who cared for my grandfather – her name is Oanh, 32 years old. At that time, there was no pandemic, so visiting patients in the hospital was normal, and there was no need for social distancing or wearing masks when meeting doctors. People were close, intimate, like family. Nurse Oanh was in charge of administering injections and monitoring the health of my grandfather. She had a petite stature, a bit short, with short curly hair. She wore reading glasses and always had a pen clipped to her white nurse uniform.