Examples of 'one nurse' in a sentence
Meaning of "one nurse"
one nurse: Refers to a single nurse, usually in a medical setting providing care and assistance to patients
How to use "one nurse" in a sentence
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one nurse
It only takes one nurse to remember you.
One nurse for every ten patients.
Nigeria considers one nurse to eight patients.
One nurse for each floor at night.
At least one patient and one nurse.
At least one nurse anesthetist was a prisoner of war.
You have more than one nurse.
Then one nurse made a crucial observation.
Sometimes they have only one nurse.
One nurse inparticular helpd out a lot.
It is staffed by only one nurse most of the time.
One nurse watches over three children.
We have one nurse here now.
One nurse in particular helped out a lot.
There is one nurse per shift.
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One nurse does one wk every six wks.
There is only one nurse per health centre.
One nurse practitioner told me it is nostalgia paresthetica.
There is only one nurse here.
How one nurse can make a difference.
According to the statement of one nurse.
One nurse for every two patients.
The boys started tracking one nurse closely.
One nurse looks after one to three babies.
There was typically one nurse for every three patients.
One nurse was given this task.
The ideal ratio is one nurse to every six patients.
One nurse reported that the course was unhelpful.
We need to cut one nurse.
If only one nurse makes a mistake.
We were left alone with just one nurse and my doctor.
Just one nurse to help this hospital survive.
This was not a hospital issue as much as it was with one nurse.
And this one nurse opened the door.
He was there together with a doctor and one nurse.
Only one nurse refused to participate in the research.
There is one nurse.
We have one nurse for every two patients.
All of the studies in this review were authored by at least one nurse.
One nurse refused to participate and two were on sick leave.
Then one nurse.
One nurse is not enough.
This interaction between concepts emerged from one nurse s statement.
But one nurse is unapologetic.
This signifies the passing of knowledge from one nurse to another.
One nurse let me have it.
Closed circuit video and radio systems enable one nurse.
One nurse held it improperly.
And accidentally killed one guard and hurt one nurse.
One nurse was also killed during the rescue operation.
