Identify an article that is at least five years old. Summarize the statistical findings and discuss the significant it has on nursing. 

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The Code of Ethics for Nurses With Interpretative Statements was developed to guide nurses in ethical decision making and analysis.  

Nurses are expected to adhere to and embrace the standards of these provisions which include our values, morals, and ideals of the nursing profession (ANA, 2015).

This Code of Ethics outlines the very essence of what it means to be a nurse.

This module will introduce you to the nine provisions outlined in the Code of Ethics for Nurses. 

Reference

American Nurses Association (2015).  Code of ethics for nurses with interpretative statements.  Retrieved 8/20/23  from https://www.nursingworld.org/practice-policy/nursing-excellence/ethics/code-of-ethics-for-nurses/coe-view-only/ 

Step 1:  Begin by reading the material in the following three links:

1. https://www.nursingworld.org/practice-policy/nursing-excellence/ethics/code-of-ethics-for-nurses/coe-view-only/

2. Click Code of Ethics 2015 Part 1.pdf for part I of an article discussing the Code of Ethics. I ATTACHED THIS BELOW

3. Click The New Code of Ethics for Nurses Practical Clinical Application Part II.pdf for part II of an article discussing the Code of Ethics. I ATTACHED THIS BELOW

Step Two:  The paper

1. You will have one written assignment for this module using APA format student paper writing.

Guidelines:

1. Include a title page.
2. Include an introduction.
   1. An abstract is not       required. 
3. Use each provision as a      Level 1 heading
   1. Each provision should have at least 2 well constructed paragraphs.
   2. A paragraph is comprised of at least 3 well constructed sentences.
   3. You may use first person and discuss what the provision means to you (or perhaps a personal experience relating to the provision).
4. The body of the paper should be at least 8 pages and not exceed 9-10 pages
   1. This excludes the title page and the reference page.
   2. Include a summary or conclusion at the end of your paper.
5. This assignment will be submitted to TurnitIn and be less than 26% similarity score.
6. Spelling and grammar are important.
   1. Use the editor feature in Word to correct most issues. 
7. This paper must be in APA format. 

I find the use of microscopes fascinating. It still blows my mind that before the microscope was invented looking at cells and all their components was never a thing! The use of the microscope opened so many doors in medicine, it really is incredible. A specific scenario where I would require the use of a microscope would be if I were wanting to identify certain toxins that may be responsible for causing autoimmune diseases such as Lupus. The type of light microscope that is needed in this scenario uses fluorescent-labeled antibodies to detect certain bacteria, viruses, or toxins. It uses specific staining techniques to identify distribution of proteins or other molecules. Fluorescent microscopes were first invented in between 1911 and 1913 by two German physicists Heimstaedt and Lehmann.

The second microscope I would use is a confocal microscope. A confocal microscope offers high-quality images that are relatively easy to obtain from specimens, which makes it one of the more popular microscopes. However, this specific type of microscope can increase cell and tissue death due to the high- intensity laser. This may cause people to opt out of using the Confocal microscope if they are dealing with certain tissues or cells that are more sensitive. 

References:

Caprette, D. (2013). Medical Lab. Up Close: A look at Clinical Microscopy. 

          https://www.medlabmag.com/article/1122#:~:text=The%20light%20microscope%20is%20perhaps,used%20tool%20in%20the%20laboratoryF  e

Fellters, T, Davidson, M. (nd). Evident. Confocal Microscopy. https://www.olympus-lifescience.com/en/microscope-Links to an external site.

    resource/primer/techniques/confocal/confocalintro/

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING BELOW IN RESPOND IN 50 WORDS OR MORE:

 In my Week 1 discussion post, I talked about my concerns with nursing wages and burnout becoming more prominent. Throughout the semester, I have been able to deepen my understanding of these topics. I completed my article review on nursing burnout and through my research, I found that burnout has been gradually getting worse throughout the years. The number seems to be rising more than before and the lack of bedside nurses is climbing as well. This also causes a high nurse turnover and more dissatisfaction over time. Many hospitals are now turning to residency programs to have less nurse turnover as new graduates are required to sign a residency contract if they would like to work in that setting. This allows for less turnover and longer training times at the cost of flexibility and appropriate wages. At least in my case, I was getting paid more at my previous job (SNF) than I was starting at the hospital through the residency even though my previous job offered me less than the median salary for SNF nurses. I also believe that the cost of living in South Florida has gone up exponentially over the past few years and regardless of what “middle-class” job you have, money will be very tight for young adults trying to start to live independently without government support. Overall, I hope to see a change over the next few years for those who love the nursing practice as we are responsible for a significant amount of care provided in the healthcare setting and should be respected as so.