As the movie "14 Hours" starts to play we can able to differentiate what it really likes in the reality and in the imaginary world. This movie was made in 2005 for television drama that explores about the demanding world of healthcare workers during an extreme crisis it provides me a wide range of how dedicated and strong our frontliners are. It is an amazing movie to watch for us us learn more about in health care field. As the movie began I saw how dedicated our nurses are even they seamlessly tired. As the flood waters rise, Hermann Hospital's dedicated staff faces a race against time to evacuate patients to safety. The story in the movie focuses on the main character Jeanette, the doctors, and other hospital personnel who works an exhausting 14-hour shift at a hospital amidst Tropical Storm Allison in Houston.

The film showcase the intense pressures and challenging conditions faced by Jeanette and her colleagues as they work tirely to care for patients amid the chaos of a natural disaster. Throughout the movie, Jeanette holds a series of difficult situations, ranging from treating patients with life-threatening injuries to managing complex relationships with colleagues. The storm causes more issues, putting the hospital personnel under tremendous pressure to make important decisions. To make sure that patients receive the treatment they require, the people in the movie must cooperate with one another. The movie showcases the collaborative effort required to keep a hospital running during a disaster, highlighting the contributions of not only doctors and nurses but also maintenance staff, medical aids, and other support personnel.

 In these difficult times, the hospital's operations cannot succeed without this kind of teamwork. The commitment and empathy of healthcare professionals is the main focus of the movie. The team perseveres in their work out of a sense of duty and a desire to assist others, despite the demanding hours and intense stress. "14 Hours" portrays the human side of medicine by highlighting the bravery and sacrifices of common people who, although sometimes unheralded, contribute significantly to lifesaving. In the end, the film pays a heroic features about how nurses work under pressure and how they give a quality care even the times of stress.

2. In 200 words, explain the phrase "The Nurse is the Heart of the Hospital".

For me the phrase "The Nurse is the Heart of the Hospital" is a powerful reminder of nurses' important role in the society. Nurses are caring helpers who connect medical knowledge with patient well-being, showing empathy, strength, and dedication. In healthcare, nurses are central to patient care, ensuring comfort, dignity, and healing sometimes they were misinterpreted with there actions and people tend to criticize them without knowing how dedicated they are in providing care even they are exhausted. They comfort those upset, educate the unsure and those who is having difficulty in understanding about their health, and empower the weak, building trust in healthcare settings. 

 They don't just give medicine and treatments; they also address emotional and mental needs for holistic healing, not only for the patient but also to their colleauges. They are the ally of the patient. They're like the guardians of the hospital, always ready to lend a helping hand and provide comfort to those in need. Without nurses, hospitals wouldn't be able to function properly, just like our bodies wouldn't be able to survive without a healthy heart. They're the ones who ensure that patients receive the care they need and deserve, making them truly the heart of the hospital. It is also a given fact that nurses are the most exposed individuals in the medical field which is why they that can truly empathize and show compassion while doing their duty.

Their impact goes beyond hospitals most of the time over looked, touching the lives of patients and families in vulnerable times. I was Inspired by this idea that I should continue and be more focus on my studies so that in the near future I can really say that I am the heart of the hospital as nurse, I am driven to make a positive impact, offering hope and healing to those in need, embodying the compassion and dedication that defines nursing.

3.    Express your thoughts in 200 words on the importance of having a hospital evacuation plan in times of disaster.

Having hospital evacuation center is very important in every areas this provide a safe place for residents to evacuate to during disasters and to support their needs during their stay that’s why I believe that having a hospital evacuation plan during times of disaster and catastrophe is incredibly important for several reasons. A hospital evacuation plan can involve a series of concurrent evacuations from different wards and areas of the hospital, with resources organized according to a hierarchy of needs to address the specific evacuation problems encountered by your hospital. What we need first is to determine what our aims are in the evacuation plan, which ultimately, are to move all patients away from danger as quickly and efficiently as possible, while sustaining the highest level of patient care.