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Day 1 General Objective:: Cognitive

The document outlines the general and specific objectives for a 6-day online clinical rotation in an oncology ward. The general objective is to acquire knowledge about various cancer treatment approaches and apply it to real patient scenarios. Specific cognitive objectives include learning about cancer causes/treatments, bereavement counseling, and supportive care. Psychomotor objectives involve assessing patients, monitoring conditions, administering medications/treatments, and creating care plans. The affective objective is to develop emotional stability when dealing with patient suffering and guiding family expectations. The journal entry describes a video about an oncology nurse's work caring for cancer patients with compassion while ensuring accurate treatment administration.

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Day 1 General Objective:: Cognitive

The document outlines the general and specific objectives for a 6-day online clinical rotation in an oncology ward. The general objective is to acquire knowledge about various cancer treatment approaches and apply it to real patient scenarios. Specific cognitive objectives include learning about cancer causes/treatments, bereavement counseling, and supportive care. Psychomotor objectives involve assessing patients, monitoring conditions, administering medications/treatments, and creating care plans. The affective objective is to develop emotional stability when dealing with patient suffering and guiding family expectations. The journal entry describes a video about an oncology nurse's work caring for cancer patients with compassion while ensuring accurate treatment administration.

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DAY 1

General Objective:
I will acquire a significant amount of knowledge about the nature of various therapeutic and
treatment approaches for oncological disorders and be able to use them in real-life scenarios
throughout my 6-day shift in the online Oncology Duty rotation.
Specific Objectives:
Cognitive
- To acquire knowledge of oncological diseases, their causes and treatments, as well as
the reactions and side effects of linked therapy approaches.
- To earn a solidified grasp about bereavement counseling approaches.
- To learn about the department's established rules, procedures, and objectives, as well
as the department's continual improvement goals and safety, ecological, and/or infection
prevention and control regulations.
- To fully comprehend the ideas and procedures of supportive care for oncology patients.
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Psychomotor
- Perfect health assessment and patient recommendation.
- Patients' conditions are monitored, medications are given as needed, and
chemotherapy and radiation are given.
- Create individual care plans for each patient and be aware of cancer-related risks.
- Keep track of how patients are responding to treatment.

- Conduct nursing evaluations and triage of new and ongoing patient care needs.
Affective
- Develop the capacity to adapt with human suffering, emergencies, and other challenges
by maintaining emotional stability.
- Help families focus on positive outcomes, while guiding their expectations.
- To act as guides to help patients work through psychological issues.
Journal Entry 1
For the first day of our online clinical rotation in Oncology ward, Ma’am Norhanie
Ali sent a video that we could use as a reference for us to gain understanding about the
usual hullaballoos inside oncology wards.
The video showed an Oncology nurse by the name Kelly. Kelly works with cancer
patients as a nurse. She must be pleasant and caring toward patients while also being
exact and accurate when administering treatments and medications. "I don't know how
you do it," people keep telling Kelly, but it's the profession she's constantly loved.
Oncology nurses are nurses that specialize in the treatment of cancer patients.
Depending on their expertise, education, and specific qualifications, they can fill a
variety of tasks. The care in oncology unit is a fascinating experience for a student, with
dealing with life and giving dignified death. The discipline could have been easier to
appreciate only if we were on a real clinical setting.

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