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infants were wet-
nursed,
mostly sent away to live with
their wet
nurses. In Paris, only 1,000 of the 21,000
babies born in 1780 were
nursed by
their own mothers...
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Nurse may
refer to:
Nurse (Romeo and Juliet), a
character in
William Shakespeare's
Romeo and
Juliet "The
Nurse", a song by The
White Stripes from their...
- A
nurse uniform is
attire worn by
nurses for
hygiene and identification. The
traditional nurse uniform consists of a dress,
apron and cap. It has existed...
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providing care and support,
nurses educate the
public and
promote health and wellness. In the U.S.,
nurse practitioners are
nurses with a
graduate degree in...
- A
nurse midwife is both a
nurse (usually a
registered nurse) and a midwife,
having completed nursing and
midwifery education leading to
practice as a...
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Night nurse may
refer to: A
nurse who
works an
overnight shift Night Nurse (1931 film),
starring Barbara Stanwyck The
Night Nurse, a 1977
Australian television...
- The
Nurses may
refer to: The
Nurses (TV series), a 1962–1965
American primetime medical drama which aired on CBS The
Nurses (1965 TV series), a 1965–1967...
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Nurse with
Wound (abbreviated NWW) is the main
recording name for
British musician Steven Stapleton.
Nurse with
Wound was
originally a band,
formed in...
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Music for
Nurses is a 2004 EP by Oceansize. "One out of None" (5:40) "Paper Champion" (5:45) "Drag the 'Nal" (1:45) "Dead Dogs an' All Sorts" (4:44) "As...
- A
nurse practitioner (NP) is an
advanced practice registered nurse and a type of mid-level practitioner. NPs are
trained to ****ess
patient needs, order...