Sentence examples for usually one nurse from inspiring English sources

Usually one nurse looks after one patient.

During daytime on weekdays, the staffing was three staff to ten residents, and usually there was one nurse to ten residents or sometimes one nurse to five residents.

These teams, under the Programa de Sáude da Família, usually are composed of at least one physician, one nurse, a nurse assistant and (usually) four or more community health workers who take responsibility for providing a broad range of primary health care services in an assigned geographical area [ 20].

This resembled the real practice of home-visit health care usually delivered by one physician plus one nurse.

This is representative of the current issue that older adults with medical procedures are not able to attend day care because the service usually has few medical professionals (only one nurse is required for day care programs).

In the evenings, there were usually two staff (auxiliaries or assistants, or both) in each unit and one nurse in charge of the facility.

Pregnant females go in these temporary dens in October-November, give birth during December-January and nurse their cubs inside the den until March-April at which point they emerge from the dens with usually one or two cubs.

One nurse for one patient.

"No Mr Matthews," one nurse snaps.

One nurse described her as "badly traumatised".

And just one nurse tends him.