IV (Intravenous), Vaccinations and Physical Exams. The career chosen to do research and which is very interesting as one would be interested in doing it in the future is that of registered nurse. One would choose this career because one is knowledgeable in health and health-related topics; it interests them and they probably also want to help others. This topic interests people because health is an interesting course favored by many people who enjoy health courses and learning more about this topic, which can also help improve their own health and that of others. This job may seem fun, but there are many facts you need to know before embarking on this career choice. Facts about things like education, job prospects, compensation, and what one will do when working in this career should be evaluated and considered. This career requires a lot of schooling; individuals will earn a lot of money and many jobs will be available in the future. There is a lot of work to do when you are a registered nurse; there will almost always be something to do. Becoming a registered nurse and being a registered nurse comes with many responsibilities! Registered nurses support, advise, educate and inform patients about their health conditions and coordinate patient care (“Registered Nurses” para. 1). Registered nurses observe and infer various symptoms endured by patients and record the observations they make (“Registered Nurses,” para. 9). In addition to recording data, nurses begin infusions and treatments, and discuss treatments with their patient to maintain their health and help them cope with their problem(s). health (“Career” para. 1). Often, being people...... middle of paper ...... become a registered nurse in the future and be successful in this profession while loving their career. Although there are many responsibilities that come with being a registered nurse and succeeding in this profession, many people believe that this is what they want to become in the future. Works Cited “Career Facts for Registered Nurses.” Lansing Community College. Internet. April 4, 2014..“Registered Nurses”. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. United States Department of Labor, January 8, 2014. Web. April 4, 2014.. “Registered Nurse. » What's next in Illinois. Illinois Student Aid Boards 2014. Web.April 7 2014. .