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100 English Phrases Every Student Nurse Must Know – Speak Like a Pro!

🩺 Learn 100 Real English Phrases for Student Nurses As a student nurse, effective communication is crucial to providing quality patient care. But, do you have the medical English skills to confidently interact with patients and healthcare professionals? In this video, we'll cover 100 essential English phrases every student nurse must know to speak like a pro! Every ESL phrase is practical, professional, and designed for real-life nursing communication. Great for OET exam preparation for NURSING in ENGLISH! 🎓 Perfect for: Student nurses in English-speaking countries ESL students in healthcare and nursing programs Pre-registration nurses preparing for clinical placements 📘 💾 Download the Full PDF Guide (Student Members) Become a LearningEnglishPRO Student Member to access the full 10-section guide with: ✅ Phrase explainers ✅ ESL Speaking & grammar tasks ✅ Role plays, journaling, and reading exercises ✅ Final Nursing reflection & Brainy tips 👉 Join Student Membership here:    / @learningenglishpro   Or get the guide as a standalone download: 🛒 Buy the Guide in the Store 👉 https://tinyurl.com/4yyfja83 🧠 Meet Brainy! Brainy the Brain is here to keep you motivated and learning! 🧢 Grab a Brainy mug, pins or sticker here: https://0d9pxj-ap.myshopify.com/ 🛍️ Shop Brainy Merch Now ⏱️ CHAPTERS: 00:01:51 Starting the Shift 00:05:21 Patient Communication 00:09:02 Medical Procedures 00:12:01 Medication & Monitoring 00:15:08 Working with Colleagues 00:17:58 Managing Emotions 00:21:50 Difficult Conversations 00:25:35 Mistakes & Uncertainty 00:29:23 Asking Questions 00:33:10 Ending the Shift 00:36:00 Summary + PDF & Membership Info 📣 More from LearningEnglishPRO: ▶️ All Medical English Lessons 📚 Digital Store 🎓 Membership Levels Explained 💬 Follow on TikTok | Instagram | Newsletter Signup 💬 COMMENT CTA: 💭 What part of your shift do you find hardest to talk about in English? Tell me in the comments-I might feature your idea in a future lesson!Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @learningenglishpro