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Meanings of registered nurse in English
Spanish
enfermera registrada Nurse who graduated from a nursing program and passed a national licensing exam.
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Examples for "rn"
Examples for "rn"
1
Both nn and rn let you create killfiles, but in different ways.
2
In nn, hit a capital J; in rn, a small c.
3
There are online decoders to read these; nn and rn have them built in.
4
To save a message as a file in rn, type
5
In rn, type a lower-case h at any prompt to get some online help.
Usage of registered nurse in English
1
She is a registered nurse, so can give him a different perspective.
2
Danni Wilkinson is a registered nurse and administrator of the New… Audio
3
Sometimes you have one registered nurse for a facility with 100 residents.
4
He entered the league as a wide receiver and a registered nurse.
5
Enrolled nurses work under the direction of a registered nurse or a nurse practitioner.
6
A registered nurse for seven years, she is in charge of the maternity ward.
7
Lydia claimed to be many things, including a registered nurse.
8
Sally is a registered nurse by profession and scientifically minded.
9
The Nurses Organisation said there were now almost 300 registered nurse practitioners in New Zealand.
10
For example, one registered nurse recounted, I was sitting at bedside of a confused patient.
11
I am a registered nurse working in regional Victoria.
12
The 31-year-old registered nurse in Iselin, New Jersey, did not graduate debt-free once, but twice.
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Did I tell you I was a registered nurse?
14
Its registered nurse, Helen Clyde-Smith, said Nova was effectively a revolving door for addicts in crisis.
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Kristina Paterson is a registered nurse with 16 years experience including paediatric nursing and Plunket nursing.
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But she said the registered nurse followed every precaution, so there was no need to panic.
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Registered nurse through the time
Registered nurse across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Less common