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Week 11 Transcript Patho Aplastic Anemia Finally, let's finish with another important hematological disease, although not a malignant disorder. 00:10 This is aplastic anemia. 00:13 And this is a rare condition. 00:15 But it's characterized by low blood counts due to the fact that there's a reduction in cellularity of the bone marrow. 00:24 Just look at that slide on the right, that is a bone marrow biopsy, a terrifying biopsy of the bone marrow. 00:33 And you can see there are ...

DevelopinganAcademicandProfessionalNetwork Inthis section,Part1ofmyAcademicSuccessandProfessionalDevelopmentPlanIwillprovide four examples of individuals and/or teams that I plan to collaborate with in order besuccessful both in my academics and as a future career professional as a Master of Science inNursing (MSN).I will explain why networking with these individuals and/or teams is animportant partof mysuccess plan.

This document is to be used for NURS 6003 Transition to Graduate Study forNursing to complete Assessments 1-4. Just as importantly the document serves toorganize yourthoughts aboutplanningforyouracademicandprofessional success. For specific instructions see the weekly assessment details in the course or ask yourinstructor forfurtherguidance.

NURS 6003 Week 5 Assignment Academic Success and Professional Development Plan Part 3 Strategies to Promote Academic Integrity and Professional Ethics

AcademicSuccessandProfessionalDevelopmentPlanPart4:FinalizingthePlan Deciding a choice of specialty is important for nurses who are pursuing further educationin their nursing career. Advanced nursing could be branched out in many ways; therefore, it maycause confusion for nurses before they commit to one specialty. I also considered differentspecialtiesbeforeImademydecisioninbecomingaPsychiatricMentalHealthNursePractitioner(PMHNP).Thepurposeofthisassignmentistodiscussandcomparemyprimaryand se...

Networking is “the process of establishing a mutually beneficial relationship with otherprofessionals and clients” (Jane et al., 2011). Networking on a personal and professional level isthe fundamental and most important factor in providing patients with quality and excellent care.Health care workers can enhance their professional aspirations by communicating andparticipating in formal and informal networking with others through a variety of methods and fora variety of reasons. Through netwo...

NURS 6003 (Transition to Graduate Study for Nursing) Module 1 Quiz, Walden’s Student Readiness Orientation Questions Where in your online course will you find the contact information for your instructor? Online students are expected to behave with academic integrity and honesty. Who should you contact with questions about online classroom technical concerns? When you submit an assignment when should your assignment be completed by on the day assigned? If you have a question about whi...

1. Question: Students should avoid referencing Wikipedia as a scholarly resource in their assignments. 2. Question: When sending an e-mail to your Instructor or any Walden staff, your e-mail should: 3. Question: Who should you contact with questions about online classroom technical concerns? 4. Question: If you are having trouble accessing your online classroom, what should you do first? 5. Question: The online classroom area where you can post an assignment and have your classmates and inst...

NURS 6003 Week 3 Assignment_ Academic Success and Professional Development Plan Part 2_ Strategies to Promote Academic Integrity and Professional Ethics

1. Question: In which area will you retrieve written assignments with comments from your instructor? 2. Question: Students can always edit their posting in Discussion. 3. Question: Students should avoid referencing Wikipedia as a scholarly resource in their assignments. 4. Question: Since your online classroom could unexpectedly time out on occasion, what should you do before submitting a long Discussion posting? 5. Question: As long as you save your work to your home computer's hard drive,...