【A Strong Guide to Nursing Practicum by Area】 The ninth photo is my practicum evaluation. I used these two books to quickly and easily prepare for practicum and create nursing care plans during the practicum. I will explain how I did it. How to Use 【Today's Treatment Guidelines】 This book comprehensively covers treatment policies, treatment points, diagnoses, and nursing involvement for almost all diseases encountered during practicum, and it is concisely summarized. For example, if the patient in your care has alcohol dependence. As shown in the third and fourth photos, first grasp the pathology and treatment policy. For pre-study of diseases, I think you can get a sufficient evaluation just by copying from this book. The fifth photo shows 【Nursing Points】. Creating a nursing care plan that incorporates these points is the key to finishing the practicum with a high evaluation. To reiterate, unless you create a nursing care plan while understanding the doctor's treatment policy, the patient's condition, and the nurse's involvement, no matter how hard you try, you will not get a high evaluation. As shown in the sixth photo, the drugs used for treatment are also listed, so if you look them up in 【Treatment Drug Manual 2022】 from the index, you can find contraindications and side effects as shown in the seventh and eighth photos. You can also get information on therapeutic drugs by searching the package inserts on the internet, but this Treatment Drug Manual is more compact. Also, most of the drugs you will encounter during the practicum are listed. If you are asked by your instructor, "Where did you look up the medicine?" and you answer "the internet," you might get irritated, but answering "It was listed in the Treatment Drug Manual" will get you several times higher evaluation. I think that the evaluation of nursing practicum is often influenced by the impression the instructor has of the student. As a material to give a good impression, it is a good idea to have these two books, which are often used in hospitals, at hand. You can copy the necessary parts and paste them into a memo pad and take them to the practicum. Finally, I think few nursing students have used these two books. However, they are commonly available in hospitals and are major books. Therefore, although they are not books specifically for nursing students, it is not a bad idea to get used to these books from your student days. Both books were purchased new and I kept them with me during the practicum. There are no writings in them.