Nursing, definitions,

1. NURSING- A HUMANITARIAN PURSUIT
SARAMMA SAMUEL
PRINCIPAL
R.V.S COLLEGE OF NURSING,
SULUR

2. ‘Only a life lived for
others is a life worth
living’, Albert
Einstein.
(1879-1955)

3. ‘WHAT CAN BE SAID
ABOUT A LIFE SO WELL
LIVED’-
BILL CLINTON

5. FROM WHENCE-OUR ROOTS
• NURSING AS A PRACTICE
ORIGINATED IN THE
DISTANT PAST WHEN
SOME MOTHER AMONG
THE CAVE DWELLERS
COOLED THE FOREHEAD
OF HER SICK CHILD

6. A NURSE
Is the consciousness of the
unconscious. The love of life
for the suicidal, the leg of
the amputee, the eyes of the
newly blind, a means of
locomotion for the newborn,
knowledge and confidence for

7. Consciousness of the
unconscious

8. LEG OF THE
AMPUTEE

9. EYES OF THE BLIND

10. CONFIDEN
CE FOR
THE
YOUNG
MOTHER

11. LIFE’S MOST PERTINENT QUESTION IS , WHAT ARE
YOU DOING FOR OTHERS?
MARTIN
LUTHER KING

13. HUMANITARIAN
• Someone devoted to the
promotion of human
welfare and social
reforms.
• A person having concern
for or helping to improve
the welfare and

14. Personal qualities of a humanitarian worker
• excellent communication and
interpersonal skills
• commitment to work
• ability to remain calm under
pressure
• ability to manage stress.
• analysis and problem solving skills
• understanding of psychosocial
issues.
• Flexibility, Adaptability,

15. She is a
nurse

16. and care ,the angel was a nurse

17. I call her
sister- she
is a nurse

18. NURSES DARE
TO COME
WHERE
OTHERS

19. I AM OLD BUT SHE
SMILES AND I FEEL
YOUNG

20. DON’T KNOW
WHEN THE END
WILL COME, BUT
HER HUG GIVES
ME COURAGE

21. NO MOM’S FINGERS TO TOUCH,
BUT SHE IS ENOUGH
NEONATAL
INTENSIVE
CARE UNIT

22. SHE
KNOWS
AND
CARES

23. SHE TREATS MY BODY WITH
RESPECT-
A PEACEFUL DEATH

24. A NURSE
• HER LIFE IS LIVED FOR OTHERS
• HER TIME SPENT FOR OTHERS
• HER STRENGTH MEANT FOR OTHERS
• HER YEARS SELFLESSLY LIVED
• WHO ELSE COULD DO SO MUCH FOR
OTHERS AND YET SMILE THE WAY
SHE DOES
• SHE MUST BE THE NURSE ON HUMANITARIANPURSUIT.

25. THANK YOU