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A member asked:
Ive always wanted to be a nurse.im fine with needles,blood,and vomit,but not so much surgery.do i need to watch one in order to become a nurse?thanks!
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No: But you may be required to assist with minor procedures. It is always better to follow your life passion without allowing minor concerns to prevent you from your goals. If you are okay with blood it is likely you will be okay with surgery. Good luck
Answered 11/27/2017
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