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Savannah Bates 8 February 17 Professor Casper SPC1608 Informative Speech Outline TOPIC: An Informative Speech on nursing/neonatal nursing in general, and how this career relates to me GENERAL... PURPOSE: To inform/entertain SPECIFIC PURPOSE: At the end of my speech, the audience will know more about nursing as a whole, specifically the classes that contribute to becoming a nurse, and why I chose this career in life. Students will also be able to relate to the topic because I am taking classes towards this career at Broward College. CENTRAL IDEA: Today I'm going to tell you about what it takes to become a nurse, what defines nursing, what neonatal nursing is specifically, and why nursing was the path I chose to take as my career choice. INTRODUCTION: What do you think of when you hear the word "Nurse"? Maybe you think of a caring person sitting bedside with a patient, or a person frantically running around a hospital in scrubs. Perhaps you imagine someone checking a patients blood pressure, or hearing their heart beat rhythmically through a stethoscope. These are all reasonable things to consider when you hear the word "nurse", however, nursing is defined by so much more than that. Nursing is This study source was downloaded by 100000829219024 from CourseHero.com on 08-15-2021 12:43:16 GMT -05:00 https://www.coursehero.com/file/25826157/Informative-speech-outlinedocx/ This study resource was shared via CourseHero.com emotional, compassionate, loving, empathetic, and it's basically an art exhibit of the human body and so much goes into it. As I previously stated, nursing can be thought of as art because just like art, nursing requires exclusive devotion, hard preparation, and practice. It is not a skill that can be simply obtained overnight. The human body is a sophisticated, intricate system of precise jobs that are assigned to every organ, cell, molecule, etc. Everything in the body has a function, everything has a job to carry out. Therefore, if one function stops being carried out, it can affect the entire body as a whole. Pinpointing what the problem is, and working to fix it is where nursing comes in. BODY: 1. Accord [Show More]

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