Feeling related to a kind of happiness produced by the action of receiving a Nurse in a rush (Enfermera en apuros) order.

Someone who shares with another one, the same activity, in this case, the same job position

Notes that someone uses as a quick reference in order to remember key information. It could be a pocket guide, a list of essential steps or procedures, or a quick reference sheet containing important medical information.

It is often used to indicate filling in for someone or covering shift. For example, “cubrir un turno” implies that someone is taking over the responsibilities of another person during a specific work period. E.g. Cubrir un turno”.

To double. To do the same thing twice. Nurses can double their shift and it is very common to hear the expression: E.g. “Doblar un turno”.

It refers to the administration of fluids or medications intravenously through a drip.

In medical environments it is used to mean a work shift or being on duty. Work in the hospital for 24 hours.

Comprehensive record of a patient’s health status, medical background treatments received, and other relevant information. It typically includes details about past illnesses, surgeries, medications, allergies and family medical history.

A hollow, cylinder-shaped piece of equipment used for sucking liquid out of something or pushing liquid into something, especially one with a needle that can be put under the skin and used to inject drugs, remove small amounts of blood, etc.

Various tasks or processes related to handling and processing paperwork, such as filling out forms, completing documents, or managing administrative tasks involving written or electronic records.

To pierce the skin with a needle, such as during an injection or when drawing blood.

When someone finishes a shift and leaves the hospital.