50 Superpowers Every Nurse Wishes They Had
Published: 27 September 2015
Published: 27 September 2015
Wouldn’t it be great if nurses had magical powers that allowed them to determine exactly what was wrong with a patient? How about powers that can help with the day to day grind of being a nurse? Sure, we have our stethoscopes and palpation and the normal assessment skills, but it would be so helpful to have skills that are more often seen in superheroes. Here is a list of 50 of superpowers I, as a nurse, wish I had… how many of these would you want too?
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What superpowers do you wish you had?
Lynda is a registered nurse with three years experience on a busy surgical floor in a city hospital. She graduated with an Associates degree in Nursing from Mercyhurst College Northeast in 2007 and lives in Erie, Pennsylvania in the United States. In her work, she took care of patients post operatively from open heart surgery, immediately post-operatively from gastric bypass, gastric banding surgery and post abdominal surgery. She also dealt with patient populations that experienced active chest pain, congestive heart failure, end stage renal disease, uncontrolled diabetes and a variety of other chronic, mental and surgical conditions. See Educator Profile