2 1 1 Is it easy to study and immigrate to Australia after graduating from a nursing university?

2 1 1 Is it easy to study and immigrate to Australia after graduating from university nursing?

First, come back to study nursing graduate students and then go to general skilled migration, but now graduate students in ordinary care require you to have an Australian bachelor's degree in nursing.

On the other hand, if you want to find a job in Australia through your current education, your employer will sponsor you to emigrate, but this is impossible, because employers of nursing work in Australia, such as hospitals, generally don't recognize China's nursing education or certificate, and hospitals think that if you don't have a local nursing education, you won't have the language ability at work.

There is another way, come directly and let people marry, that is, let people with status bring you with status.

Finally, invest in immigrants, give Australia * * * 5 million Australian dollars or buy local wineries to own industries or something.

Is it better for nurses to immigrate to Australia or America? If you go to graduate school directly, your grades may not keep up. After all, nursing is not so studious. You can choose to transfer with your undergraduate grades, study for about two years, and then apply for graduate school. If you study nursing, it will be difficult to get a visa in the United States, but you can choose a similar major.

As far as immigration is concerned, Australia has an advantage over the United States, but if you are employed, if you can really stay in the United States, your job will not be a problem.

I graduated from nursing and want to study Chinese medicine. What should I do? I suggest starting with Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine, and reading the classic textbooks of traditional Chinese medicine by combining the videos of Professor Fan and Professor Fan. It's best to find a local Chinese medicine clinic.

The employment of nursing graduates in Nanchang University is different from that of doctors. Doctors have the right to prescribe, but nurses don't. Nurses can only carry out doctors' orders. If mistakes are found in the execution, you should also inform the doctor to correct them, and you have no right to modify them.

I am a nursing undergraduate. After graduation, you can take the postgraduate entrance examination, teach (but now most schools need graduate students) and go to the hospital. If you go to the clinic, you will do the same job as a nurse. This advantage is that it can be compiled by some big hospitals and become formal, but it can't be tested in secondary schools and junior colleges, and the promotion of undergraduate titles is faster than them.

But I'll give you an injection first. Medical majors are very tired to learn. The work after nursing graduation is also very tiring.

How to write the graduation thesis of nursing specialty? Nursing and prevention of deep venous thrombosis of lower limbs: from the aspects of nursing of non-surgical therapy, nursing of surgical therapy and preventive measures for long-term bedridden patients. Careful nursing can reduce complications and mortality, and practice has fully proved the importance of nursing. Key words: deep venous thrombosis of lower limbs; Nursing; Prevention of deep venous thrombosis of lower limbs refers to a disease in which blood coagulates abnormally in the deep venous system of lower limbs, blocking the lumen and causing venous reflux disorder. If not treated in time, it will lead to different degrees of chronic deep venous insufficiency, which will affect work and life, even disability, and sometimes even threaten the life of patients. Deep venous thrombosis of lower limbs is mainly due to the injury of intima of vein caused by intravenous injection of stimulating fluid. Long-term bed rest, intraoperative, postoperative and limb immobilization make venous blood flow slow, and blood hypercoagulability caused by burns, trauma and surgery. There are four main clinical manifestations: swelling of lower limbs, pain, superficial vein dilatation and increased skin temperature of affected limbs. Treatment: Non-surgical treatment is the main treatment, and thrombolytic, anticoagulant and anti-aggregation drugs are used to melt thrombus in clinic. Surgical treatment is suitable for patients with deep venous thrombosis of lower limbs less than 48 hours, mainly using balloon catheter embolectomy. 1 Nursing care of non-surgical therapy (1) Patients with deep venous thrombosis of lower limbs in acute stage should definitely stay in bed for four weeks, and the affected limb should be raised by 30 degrees. In non-acute stage, they can do light physical activities indoors. (1) Absolute bed rest-doing all activities in bed, such as eating and urinating. And avoid coughing, taking a deep breath, turning over violently and rubbing and squeezing swollen limbs. These behaviors can make venous thrombosis of lower limbs fall off, thus increasing the probability of pulmonary embolism. ② Lifting the affected limb-In order to increase venous return, the affected limb lifting frame is used under the guidance of professional nurses, which is convenient to use and has obvious effect. (2) Drug treatment observation: The side effects of thrombolytic, anticoagulant and depolymerization drugs used in non-surgical treatment are all bleeding, so it is necessary to closely observe whether the patients have bleeding tendency. Such as injection of cyanosis, nosebleed, nosebleed, hematuria, black stool and so on. The injection site is generally subcutaneous injection of abdominal wall. (3) Observation of illness: ① Observe and record the patient's vital signs, spirit, skin temperature, color and arterial pulsation of the affected limb. If there is any abnormality, inform the doctor in time. ② Measure and record the change of circumference of the affected limb in different planes every day, and compare with the healthy limb, the list can clearly judge the curative effect. ③ Discovery and treatment of pulmonary embolism: Pulmonary embolism is the most serious complication of DVT, with acute onset and high mortality, which is the top priority of nursing. Patients with dyspnea, chest pain and decreased blood pressure should be highly alert to the occurrence of pulmonary embolism. If there are the above symptoms, the patient should lie flat, avoid activities (cough, deep breathing and bed rest), take oxygen for 4~6L/min, and immediately notify the doctor and cooperate with the rescue. ④ Use of analgesics: Don't restrict analgesics excessively in case of pain, so as to avoid arterial spasm caused by pain. 2. Surgical treatment and nursing (1) preoperative preparation: routine preoperative preparation: PC skin test, skin preparation, fasting water and intramuscular injection of Lumina before operation; (2) postoperative care; (3) The affected limb should be raised by 30 (to facilitate venous return) and should move as soon as possible (to prevent DVT from forming again); (4) Observation of drug therapy: Continue to use anticoagulant after operation, and the observation content is the same as that of drug therapy in non-surgical therapy nursing; (5) observation of illness: observation of illness in non-surgical therapy nursing; (6) Recovery period: gradually increase activities to promote deep vein recanalization and the establishment of collateral circulation. Prevention of long-term bedridden patients is a high incidence of deep venous thrombosis of lower limbs, so all patients who need bedridden surgery and fracture and postpartum women need to take active preventive measures to reduce their incidence. (1) Replace it regularly during bed rest * * * every 1~2h/ time, so as to avoid excessive hip bending and encourage patients to take a deep breath and cough. (2) During bed rest, active or passive activities of lower limbs, such as flexion and extension of knees, ankles and toes and leg lifting activities, are carried out regularly, and nurses guide, supervise and check patients' activities. (3) Getting out of bed as early as possible is the most effective measure to prevent deep venous thrombosis of lower limbs. (4) Those who need long-term infusion or intravenous administration should avoid repeated puncture in the same place and vein, especially those who use * * * drugs. (5) Pay attention to the patient's chief complaint. If the patient has a feeling of heaviness and swelling of the lower limbs after standing, be alert to the possibility of deep venous thrombosis of the lower limbs. (6) Pay attention to whether the patient's lower limbs have discoloration, edema, superficial vein distension and deep tenderness, and inform the doctor in time if there is any. (7) Low-fat diet should be light and avoid spicy and high-fat products; Obese people actively participate in physical exercise to lose weight. (8) Quitting smoking-Nicotine in cigarettes constricts blood vessels and affects venous return. (9) High-risk patients (hypercoagulable state) should take traditional Chinese medicine for promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis or anticoagulant drugs. (10) Keep the stool unobstructed, eat more foods rich in cellulose, such as celery, leeks, honey, bananas, etc., and use Kaisailu and Mamen soft capsules when necessary, so as to avoid the increase of abdominal pressure caused by difficulty in defecation and affect venous return. (1 1) Don't wear tight clothes, such as belts and tight underwear, to avoid blood stasis. (12) Hemostatic drugs should be used with caution in all kinds of postoperative patients, and the lower limbs or * * * calves can be properly stuffed to make the calf muscles contract passively; Or get out of bed as soon as possible to facilitate venous blood return; Or apply elastic bandages for lower limbs. Long-term bedridden patients should be encouraged to do dorsiflexion of the foot, and the calf muscles should be passively contracted when necessary to prevent venous thrombosis. Conclusion Deep venous thrombosis of lower limbs is a common clinical complication. If nursing care is not in place, deep venous thrombosis of lower limbs will seriously affect the health and prognosis of patients, and sometimes even threaten their lives. Therefore, active prevention should be taken in nursing, and once it happens, careful nursing should be taken to make patients recover as soon as possible. ◆ References [1], Ye,. Vascular surgical therapeutics [M]. Shanghai: Shanghai Science and Technology Press, 2003: 2 16-223. [2] Cao Weixin, Li Lezhi. Surgical nursing [M]. Beijing: People's Health Publishing House, 2006.

Is it difficult to graduate from nursing in Australia? It is difficult to graduate from nursing in Australia.

If Australian nursing majors want to immigrate, they also have higher requirements for IELTS.

Nursing courses in Australia are more difficult.

There seems to be no complete statement about whether you can get a diploma if you want to study in Australia during your senior nursing internship. If you study in Australia and haven't graduated in China, under normal circumstances, China won't issue you a diploma. Unless this is a joint school run by both parties, the two sides recognize each other and send each other academic qualifications, then there will be a diploma. I hope it helps.

Graduated from nursing major with technical secondary school education, can I take GCP certificate? Yes, as long as I attend classes, I can usually attend them.

GCP is not difficult for drug clinical experimenters to test.