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Do you know the contents or ingredients of the food you eat? Do you check labels and read about them? If not, then it's time that you should. One of the many things found in our food is glyphosate. What is glyphosate in the first place?

Glyphosate is an herbicide applied to the leaves of plants to kill both broadleaf plants and grasses. The sodium salt form of glyphosate regulates plant growth and ripens specific crops. While this helps the plants grow faster, it can also destroy them.

Glyphosate is a non-selective herbicide. It means that it works by inhibiting the action of a plant enzyme, the shikimic acid pathway. Sounds alarming, right? The good news is that this episode is all about glyphosate. So, grab your friends, take a seat and join us in another epic episode with your favorite, Cup of Nurses! ☕☕

Every healthcare facility follows different code status. These will help them assess every patient that comes in to prioritize who needs help the most. It also gives nurses and doctors a quick overview of the patient's health status when they enter the facility. If the patient isn't breathing as they're wheeled in, it will be their job to facilitate emergency treatment or procedures. Now, what are the different code statuses that you should know?

As nurses, we are responsible for taking care of and giving the best to our patients. But how can we do that if we don't know how to communicate? The truth is that some nurses are very skilled and intelligent but lack the communication skills they need when it comes to their patients. On the other hand, some nurses are effective communicators. They can quickly create rapport among their patients and build connections without even trying. How does this affect their patient care?

Having a healthy workplace environment is essential to all nurses and other employees. And while we cannot avoid stress, there are steps you can take to keep the stressors in your workplace at bay. 

But the question is, why should we keep a healthy and happy workplace? For one, it helps reduce burnout rates among workers. Being a nurse is already a stressful job. Keeping the unit relaxed can help these tired frontliners in a big way. Another good reason to maintain a healthy workplace environment is to keep the workflow consistent. When the nurses are happy at work, they can do their jobs accordingly and provide the best patient care.

In this episode, we will talk about the six tips you can do to create a good workplace environment for nurses. So grab your favorite drink and join us as we tackle another informative episode with your favorite, Cup of Nurses!☕☕

Floating nurses are often reassigned from their regular assignments to short-staffed areas. Although this is viewed as a cost-effective approach, several legal and ethical dilemmas are considered in this practice. In some cases, being a floating nurse has become a problem, but the goal is to provide patient care. While many nurses cannot avoid being floated, nurse managers ensure adequate staffing in each shift. So how can you survive as a float nurse?

Don't take it as a bad start if you find yourself assigned as a float nurse on your shift. The truth is, being a floating nurse is an opportunity to learn. If you are someone designated as a floating nurse today, this episode is for you. Join us as we talk about constructive tips on surviving your shift as a float nurse. So grab your favorite beverage and join us in another insightful episode with your favorite, Cup of Nurses! ☕☕

If you are a student nurse or a professional nurse, bringing a backpack with all your essentials is a big part of your life as a nurse. We all know how helpful this bag is to us nurses, and if you are wondering what stuff you can find in it, this episode will give you a clear view of it. 

For today's episode, Pete and Matt will talk about the interesting things you can find inside a nurse's bag. Join us as we discuss the importance of having these essentials. So grab a friend, share this video and enjoy another exciting episode of your favorite, Cup of Nurses! ☕☕

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Have you ever realized that you have certain personality traits that are not the same as others? Did you know that these traits are unique in many ways? In this episode, we will talk about the top five personality traits people have. 

We believe that we all possess certain qualities and uniqueness, ranging from our personality to physical appearances. So if you want to know more about yourself or your friends, this episode is for you. Grab some snacks, and join us in another exhilarating episode from your favorite, Cup of Nurses! ☕☕

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When it comes to the nursing profession, knowing the basics is essential. 

When you're at work, you are assigned to take care of patients. Knowing what meds to give, protocols to do, or emergency drugs to provide are essential in saving a patient's life. While there are many nurse-related SOPs and other things involved in caring for the patient, your basic nurse knowledge can save you time if a situation arises. More so, it can also help prevent medical errors and keep your license too. 

What are the basics every nurse should know? In this episode, we will talk about all that and share helpful tips that you can apply as a nurse. So grab a seat, pour your favorite drink, and join us in another exciting episode with your favorite, Cup of Nurses! ☕☕

We like to think of different scenarios and ask each other questions. As nurses, our job requires us to think of ways to solve a patient's problem. However, there are also times when we think of the what-ifs and would you rather questions.

What does soil degradation have to do with us humans? Everything. When we say "soil degradation, " the soil or ground condition is poor. This soil condition also means that it is not viable enough to use in planting our food. It is usually caused by poor management and is often used for urban or agricultural purposes.

When the soil's health is poor, it could mean a severe problem for us. Remember that our earth is fundamental for natural resources and is the basis for terrestrial life. Keeping our ground in good condition is essential for the survival of the world's entire living species.

This episode will talk about the importance of healthy soil, soil degradation, and what we can do to help enrich it. If we want to survive the following decades, we must act now. So grab your favorite snacks, and join us in another informative episode of your favorite, Cup of Nurses! ☕☕

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