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You may have to "wipe butts" for awhile in order to become a nurse. Many programs require you to be a CNA (butt-wiping) to even begin the nursing program (more butt-wiping). Then, if you graduate, pass NCLEX, get your RN license, have a bachelors degree in nursing, you can try to get into Public Health Nursing - no butts!
Nurses wipe butts. We also deal with blood, vomit, snot, pus, urine, bad breath, naked old people, naked fat people, bare genitals in variable states of health, germs like bacteria, fungus and viruses and all the smells and textures that come with those. It's not glamorous. Still want to be a nurse? Because guaranteed you will deal with any to all of these at some point before you even get out of nursing school.
natbug1625
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I'm not sure if nursing Is right for me, I know I want to help people but I don't want to wipe butts what field in nursing should I go into?