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As a future nurse I just read some article about appealing shortage of medical team. It is continuous with 'Ebola' becoming hot potato in the world. To treat the Ebola needs basic care like fluids to improve dehydration. IV injection is very helpfull to Ebola patients because the viruse cause svere vomiting and diarrhea as a result it is ingenerate dehydration. But medical team who can do this is shortage, as the final outcome many people are dying. umm.. If I have nursing licence now, I would go to there. I learned IV injection (and I can do well seriously! T^T) at school but don't have licence yet. I hope that the patients become well.

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As a future nurse

I just read some an article about appealing a shortage of medical teams. It is continuous with 'Ebola' becoming a hot potato in the world. To treat the Ebola needs basic care, like fluids, to improve dehydration. An IV drip injection is very helpfull to Ebola patients because the viruse causes severe vomiting and diarrhea and therefore as a result it is ingenerate dehydration. But medical team there is a who can do this is shortage of medical personnel, and as the final outcome is that many people are dying.

umm.. If I have had a nursing licence now, I would go to there.
I learned IV injection (and I can do it well, seriously! T^T) at school college, but I don't have a licence yet.
I hope that the patients recover. become well.

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As a future nurse

I was just reading some articles about appealing for help overcoming the (just trying to incorporate the key words you used) shortage of medical teams. It is continuous a ever-present/recurring topic, with 'Ebola' becoming such a hot potato in throughout the world. To treat the Ebola needs basic care, like providing fluids to improve prevent dehydration. IV injection is very helpful to Ebola patients because the virus causes severe vomiting and diarrhoea, and as a result it is ingenerate dehydration is common - but there is a shortage of medical teams which can do this/administer the IV cannular is shortage, as so the final outcome is that many people are dying.

umm.. If I have had a nursing licence now, I would go to there.
I learned IV injection (and I can do it well, seriously! T^T) at school, but don't have a licence yet.
I hope that the patients become get well/recover.

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As a future nurse

I just read some article about an appalling shortages of medical teams. It is continuedous with the topic about 'Ebola' becoming a hot potato (*you can also use "hot topic") in around the wrorld.

 

To treat the Ebola, the patient needs basic care like fluids to improve dehydration. Hydration via IV injection is very helpfull to Ebola patients because this viruse causes severe vomiting and diarrhea. As a result it is of all this expulsion, the body becomes ingenerate dehydratedion. But The medical team who can do provide this treatment this is in shortage. As the final outcome many people are dying.

umm.. If I hadve a nursing licence now, I would go to there.
I learned IV injection (and I can do well seriously! T^T) at school, but don't have licence yet.
I still hope that the patients become well.

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