Recent Posts Tagged With 'nursing pictures'

• Celebration After Our COPAR Exposure

  Posted on Tuesday March 31st, 2009 at 06:15 in personal experience, community organizing, community assembly, clinical instructors, community health nursing, nursing pictures, community organizing participatory action research, buhisan dam

  There's always a rainbow after the rain. But where's the rainbow in this picture??At long last! Our 6-week COPAR Community Exposure has finally come to an end! And after every long stressful week, we all need a break. So all of us decided to go to t...

• COPAR Community Assembly

  Posted on Friday March 27th, 2009 at 05:46 in personal experience, community assembly, clinical instructors, community health nursing, blood pressure taking, copar, nursing pictures, community organizing participatory action research

  Yep! That's me on our COPAR Community Assembly. I'm one of the speakers that time and I was interpreting and explaining the data we have gathered from our community survey. My topic was about the community's immunization status, their drug habits and...

• Feeding Program in the Community | COPAR

  Posted on Tuesday March 24th, 2009 at 10:16 in personal experience, community organizing, clinical instructors, community health nursing, copar, nursing pictures, community organizing participatory action research, nursing feeding program

  After our Community Health Teaching and our Operation Blood Pressure, another activity we had while on our COPAR experience is the Feeding Program. As you can see, I'm already in some of the photos so I'm inspired to blog about this one! This is one ...

• COPAR Community Operation BP (Blood Pressure)

  Posted on Wednesday March 18th, 2009 at 21:22 in personal experience, community organizing, community health nursing, blood pressure taking, copar, pulse rate taking, nursing pictures, community organizing participatory action research

  Another activity we had is our operation BP (Blood Pressure). Again, I'm not in the photos. So Sad. =c. I was somewhere up in the mountains, taking Blood Pressure on another area of the community. Anyway, here are some pictures of my classmates takin...

• COPAR Health Teaching

  Posted on Wednesday March 18th, 2009 at 21:00 in personal experience, temperature taking, health teaching, community health nursing, blood pressure taking, copar, nursing pictures, community organizing participatory action research

  We had many activities during our COPAR days. And one those is our health teaching with our prioritized family. My topic in my health teaching to my family is about Anemia because the head of their family is Anemic. Sad to say though, I have no pictu...

• Our 1st Day Of Community Organizing Participatory Action Research (COPAR)

  Posted on Friday February 27th, 2009 at 22:05 in personal experience, temperature taking, community organizing, community health nursing, blood pressure taking, copar, nursing pictures, community organizing participatory action research

  Have you ever wanted to see a sight of Cebu like this one?Before I talk about my experience on our first day of COPAR, you may want to check out first what COPAR Nursing really means.Our first day of COPAR happened last Jan. 20, 2009. Yeah I know, th...

• Nurses' Definition Of LOVE | Late Valentines Special

  Posted on Monday February 16th, 2009 at 08:22 in miscellaneous, nursing jokes, nursing pictures, nursing definition

  Love is a Disease of man's anatomyCommunicable with no EtiologyOnce Frustrated Results To AllergyCongenital Symptoms Reveal Anorexia;This lack of appetite may lead to InsomniaIf you won't be careful may lead to Coma In it's malignancy, Love will lead...

• Community Health Nursing: What's so good about it??

  Posted on Tuesday December 9th, 2008 at 23:54 in personal experience, temperature taking, blood pressure taking, flower arrangment, respiratory rate taking, pulse rate taking, nursing pictures

  I should have posted this topic long ago but I always forgot until it finally went out of my mind. It just came back to me when we started discussing again about Community Health Nursing in our lecture today. So, I would like to share some of my expe...