
Concept explainers
To discuss:
Whether there is anything more the nursing student could have done to confront his fears, contribute to a safe patient care environment, and promote a positive outcome?
Case summary:
The nursing student went to student health center as he was sick. His main reason for sickness is due to start his rotation in the critical care unit. The nursing student has fear over the machines and tubes in the critical care unit and think of going to start his rotation makes him sick. Moreover, to add more to his fears, his clinical instructor is the hardest instructor this semester. The nursing student is trying to get over his fears, but still feels shaky when he thinks of the tubes and machines. The nursing student also tried to switch his rotation but he failed. The student nurse has to face his fears in his rotation at the critical care unit.
To discuss:
Whether to agree with the criteria and the nursing student meet the criteria?
To discuss:
The evidence in the nursing literature provides guidance for managing stress in the work environment and finding effective methods to deal with it and care for yourself?

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