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HOW TO PREPARE FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE AS A STUDENT NURSE Second year is here and you can’t imagine how far you’ve come. Memories of the entrance examination, acceptance letter and most especially orientation day with other nursing students floods your mind. You are so happy because your dream of becoming part of this noble profession of caring is materializing. Your basic nursing skills has improved drastically, your confidence too is not left out and you just can’t wait to get to your final year. Now the time comes for clinical practices and you will have to do more than one. Your brain can’t help but release some amines such as the adrenaline hormone. You have a lot of questions "why now? so soon? Umm... I do not think I’m prepared". It seems someone borrowed all your essential nursing skills and confidence you’ve acquired since you started studying and you just need so hints on how to get prepared for this challenging phase of your study life.  "Ke

THOUGHTS ABOUT THAT KITCHEN WASTE:PROCRASTINATING THAT SOLUTION Hey lovelies!!! It is my first blog and I am so happy to welcome you all to join me in this fabulous journey. I hope you enjoy reading my thoughts and health tips so let's get started. I got inspired by a discussion I had recently about a huge challenge that is hindering us from achieving our schedules and desired goals and I decided to remind us about it and offer a little tip on how to deal with it. Let's start with overcoming the problem of procrastination. Many of us can identify with the problem of procrastination,- those times when you feel something needs to be done but then you postpone it for a more convenient time, until it becomes a nuisance and then you're forced to deal with it but more urgently than you would want to.  We often pay little or no attention to this problem in disguise. I have a good example of this from a very special room in our home which is our kitchen . We may feel l