ward nurse

The ward nurse, a captain, had come into the room.

The head ward nurse came running at her call, with an orderly following.

A ward nurse and hospital security officer were rushing up behind him.

The man's story, according to the ward nurse, was typical in many respects.

The ward nurse came in carrying a tiny paper cup on a tray.

The ward nurse may be asked to remain with the patient until fully anaesthetized.

Ward nurses are beginning to argue that they often know the patient better than the busy consultant possibly can.

We know from the ward nurses that she watched your propaganda broadcasts during her hospitalization.

Eleanor, the female ward nurse, was with her, sitting beside her bed, and looked up at the sound of his footsteps.

"Her ward nurse will have that information."

This period commences when the ward nurse returns to the ward with the patient.

"Then let's start with her ward nurse.

Dr. Ambrose, please send in the ward nurse.

Pointing at the airtight suits isolation ward nurses are required to wear, he continued, "I need you in there now.

The ward nurse told her.

One of our violent tendencies attacked his ward nurse, got out of his restraints.

It's not much of a stretch to figure that the ward nurse or a couple of orderlies were gossiping about it.

Ree whirled to the Lumbuan ward nurses who cowered in a corner.

The ward nurses will need information from the patient and his family and from other people who may be involved with helping him in the community.

In spite of his proven medical and surgical ability with many life-forms, as a trainee he would have less status than a qualified ward nurse.

Ward nurses expected gifts of soap and coffee from families simply to guarantee that their relatives would receive their daily food and medicines.

Standing nearby, the ward nurse, Oliveria Garcia, explained, "Most days, we may have two towels for 98 women."

Bailey, the pediatric ward nurse, was played by guest-star Charlene Amoia, who had worked for the series' sound department during the first season.

A Bellevue Hospital ward nurse to his alcoholic patient (Ray Milland).

Nearly 100 patients are seen during each workshop while educating primary care providers, ward nurses, pediatric surgeons, and most recently, pediatric urologists.