cardiac nursing造句

• He was previously Professor of Cardiac Nursing at Coventry University.
• She announced herself as a cardiac nurse, and I felt immense relief.
• A cardiac nurse, she wondered if she could have done more to help.
• But even Winn, a former cardiac nurse, didn't know just how susceptible she was to ending up like her mom and dad.
• "It kind of gets you ready for the day, " said Wahlgren, 48, a cardiac nurse at Seton Medical Center.
• There are also specialist areas such as cardiac nursing, orthopedic nursing, palliative care, perioperative nursing, obstetrical nursing, oncology nursing, nursing informatics, telenursing.
• All four Boston patients, two men and two women who range in age from 23 to 55, were doing well Wednesday, said Ann Turbett, a cardiac nurse.
• Annie Ollivierre-Smith, Cath lab manager and lead cardiac nurse at BMI The London Independent Hospital, won Nurse of the year 2013, at the Nursing Times awards.
• UOHI offers specialized cardiac nursing training and education in a number of areas, such as critical care, provincial programs in cardiac CT, cardiac PET, artificial hearts, and pulmonary thromboendarterectomy.
• "We used to keep patients on a breathing tube overnight at least, just because that was the way we did it, " said Mary Beth Menduni, a cardiac nursing supervisor.
• However, for people susceptible to irregular heart rhythm, stress can act as a trigger, resulting in the heart beating faster than normal or with increased irregularity, " said spokeswoman Cathy Ross, a cardiac nurse.
• Her mother, Alice Johnson, a cardiac nurse, had become so concerned about Butler's well-being that she moved to Atlanta in August 2000, just before the start of Butler's junior year.
• Her mother, Alice Johnson, a cardiac nurse, was working at Columbia Presbyterian ( she is now at Lenox Hill Hospital ) and met George Lawrence, a young man working toward becoming a pharmacist ( which he is now at Einstein Hospital ).