Intensive Care Unit The reason I am studying this career is because knowing you can help patients. A lot of people are really sick. Not only do you get to help them, but you also watch over them for extended periods of time. They make sure the children are doing well and the adults are doing well. Being there to help seriously ill people is something I would love to do. The association was established in 1964 to help train nurses working in new intensive care units. The American Association of (ICU) Nurses (AACN) is the world's largest specialty nursing organization. The first intensive care units (ICUs) were developed in hospital areas that could provide complex care to critically ill patients, such as polio victims. Thanks to specialized care, the survival rate of patients has improved significantly, which has generated. An additional unit cell capable of caring for a critically ill patient suffering from heart disease. Once these cardiac care units were developed in the 1960s. The need for specialist critical care nurses increased significantly by 1967, specialist nurses were part of the workforce. There are approximately 2,600,000 people employed in intensive care. Essentially, like other areas of nursing, you are responsible for everything. Critical care nursing is an adventure where you never know what awaits you, both physically and emotionally. You give patients all the necessary care. Practical in a context where patients carry out complex assessments. Population of 56.2% of all nurses work in hospital settings, all nurses (ICU). Other nurses (ICU) work wherever there are critically ill patients, in intensive care, pediatric, neonatal, cardiac units, nursing units, cardiac catheter labs, telemetry units, progressive units. Emergency...... middle of paper ...... bruising someone, goodbye pushing someone in the arm too much. Slacking off and not doing what is right. Being stupid and playing just because you don't want to go to work. Putting something in the wrong place and not listening to the rules. Doing what is right makes you think about what you are going to do. To make sure you have what you need and not be weekly. My additional training hospitals have training rooms. They help you train to be strong to move heavy equipment. Most of the time, you will need to renew your license every 2 to 3 years. Yes, I would like to make this my career because I always wanted to help people. I want to do what's best for people and make them feel better. I will do my best to get where I want to be. My goal is to finish my studies. Move my family forward as much as possible. I just have to think about what I want to do.