Pronunciation: /nɜrs/
noun A person trained to care for the sick or infirm, especially in a hospital.
A1 The nurse helps patients in the hospital.
A2 My sister is studying to become a nurse.
B1 The nurse administered medication to the patient.
B2 The nurse carefully monitored the patient's vital signs.
C1 The nurse collaborated with the medical team to develop a treatment plan.
C2 The nurse's expertise and compassion made a significant impact on patient care.
verb Not applicable
A1 The mother nursed her baby to sleep.
A2 She nursed her sick friend back to health.
B1 The nurse carefully nursed the patient after surgery.
B2 The therapist nursed the athlete's injured knee.
C1 The doctor nursed the patient's mental health with therapy sessions.
C2 The caregiver nursed the elderly woman with compassion and patience.
adjective Not applicable
A1 The nurse helped the sick child.
A2 I saw a nurse wearing blue scrubs.
B1 The nurse administered the medication to the patient.
B2 The nurse's compassionate care made a difference in the patient's recovery.
C1 The nurse practitioner specializes in primary care.
C2 The nurse manager oversees the day-to-day operations of the hospital unit.
adverb Not applicable
A1 The nurse gently checked the patient's temperature.
A2 The nurse quickly responded to the emergency call.
B1 The nurse carefully monitored the patient's vital signs.
B2 The nurse efficiently organized the medication schedule for the ward.
C1 The nurse skillfully performed the complex surgical procedure.
C2 The nurse diligently researched the latest treatment options for the rare disease.
pronoun Not applicable
A1 The nurse helped the patient.
A2 I saw the nurse in the hospital.
B1 The nurse is responsible for administering medication.
B2 The nurse's professionalism and expertise were evident in their care.
C1 The nurse's compassion and dedication to their patients are commendable.
C2 The nurse's ability to handle complex medical situations with ease is impressive.
preposition Not applicable
A1 The nurse in the hospital helps sick people.
A2 I saw a nurse at the clinic yesterday.
B1 The nurse by the patient's side provided excellent care.
B2 The nurse aboard the ship tended to the injured crew members.
C1 The nurse within the healthcare system advocated for better patient outcomes.
C2 The nurse beyond the call of duty saved lives during the emergency.
conjunction Not applicable
A1 The nurse checked the patient's temperature and then gave them their medication.
A2 The nurse asked the patient to take deep breaths and then helped them sit up in bed.
B1 The nurse administered the IV medication and then updated the patient's chart.
B2 The nurse monitored the patient's vital signs and then called the doctor for further instructions.
C1 The nurse coordinated the patient's care with the physical therapist and then scheduled a follow-up appointment.
C2 The nurse conducted a thorough assessment of the patient's condition and then collaborated with the healthcare team to develop a treatment plan.
interjection Not applicable
A1 Nurse, can you help me find the doctor?
A2 Nurse, where is the nearest pharmacy?
B1 Excuse me, nurse, could you please check my blood pressure?
B2 Nurse, I think I need a stronger pain medication.
C1 Nurse, I appreciate all the care and attention you have given me during my stay.
C2 Nurse, I have complete trust in your medical expertise and judgment.
article Not applicable
A1 The nurse helped the patient with their medication.
A2 The nurse bandaged the wound carefully.
B1 The nurse administered the IV drip to the patient.
B2 The nurse monitored the patient's vital signs throughout the night.
C1 The nurse collaborated with the doctor to create a treatment plan for the patient.
C2 The nurse specialized in oncology and provided expert care to cancer patients.
formal The nurse administered the medication to the patient.
informal The nurse helped the patient take their medicine.
slang The nurse gave the patient their meds.
figurative The nurse was like a guardian angel, watching over the patient.
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