INES KURNIASIH (18031027)

2018A

Past Tence (Active) & Past Tence (Passive)

1. Being in nursing school was definitely my most challenging years both academically and
in life
For me the most challenging years both academically and in life were those in nursing
school
2. I had to focus more on my studies than other aspects of life
More than any other aspects of life I should focus more on the lesson
3. The clinical experience of nursing school allowed me to have the opportunity to put what
I learned in my classes and readings into action
I had the opportunity to apply what I was learning in class and my reading in action
when I had clinical experience in nursing school
4. I experienced so much during my clinical rotations
During clinical rotation I had experienced many things
5. My first clinical rotation at the main Emory University Hospital eased me into
performing nursing functions
The main Emory University Hospital was my first clinical rotation and eased me into
performing nursing functions
6. I have definitely learned and grown so much as a student nurse
As a student nurse I have definitely learned and grown so much
7. One of my favorite experiences during clinical was when I had a patient who was first
starting chemotherapy
When I had a patient who first started chemotherapy was one of my favorite
experiences during the clinic
8. When I checked my patient a couple of minutes after starting his chemotherapy
A few minutes after I started chemotherapy when I was examining my patients
9. This experience taught me how important it is to asses your patient and teach your patient
beforehand about the reaction the patient could have due to the medication
The importance of judging your patient and of teaching your patient beforehand about
a patient’s reaction that may be caused by a drug has become what I learned from this
experience
10. Our patient recognized his symptoms and was able to know that what he was
experiencing was expected adverse reaction
Symptoms and was able to know that what was experiencing was expected adverse
reaction, it was recognized by our patient
Present Perfect Tense (Active) & Present Perfect Tense (Passive)

1. We talk about this all the time in our classes

In our classes, we talk about this all time
2. I felt nervous about actually providing nursing care
To providing nursing care I actually feel nervous
3. This time the patient did not a anaphylactic reaction
The patient did not have a anaphylactic reaction this time
4. It is important to run the medication at a slower rate
The medication is important to run at a slower rate

5. I checked my patient a couple of minutes after starting his chemotherapy

A couple of minutes my patient after starting his chemotherapy was checked by me
6. I asked him questions related to a anaphylactic reaction
A question relating to the anaphylactic reaction that I posed
7. I also noticed his face was getting a little red and he looked short of breath
Her face was slightly red and short of breath was also something I noticed
8. I immediately stopped the infusion
The infusion was stopped immediately by me

9. The Benadryl helped the patient

The patient was helped by the Benedryl
10. This time the patient did not have a anaphylactic reaction, and tolerated his chemotherapy
well

The patient did not have a anaphylactic reaction, and tolerated his chemotherapy well at
this time