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  1. Sorry I have so many questions but you guys are so helpful. I was woundering do you wear gloves most of the time, like when taking blood, giving injections etc. I remeber being in a hospital and one of the nurses put some pill like thing up someones bum with no glove. surely this isn't normal practice. Also do you worry about catching something contagious or have you pricked your self with a needle after it's come in contract with someone else. Thanks
  2. Thanks for the help. What about during nursing training wasn't that hard, dont you have to work in each department. Do you find you it's a very motional job. I am really interested but I dont want to do 3 yrs training to find I cant cope.
  3. Looking at studing nursing, but unsure if I can cope with the blood, and some of the scenes especially in A&E. So how did you nurses find it, were you unsure before studing? Did you not mind blood or do you just get use to it? How do you cope with it now. Any help would be great Thanks

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