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Introduction: Clinical application is an important and integral part of nursing training. Although clinical practices have advantages for the development of students, they carry many health risks as well. Purpose: The study was done to determine the health risks that nursing students encounter in clinical practices. Method: The study planned in the identifying-cutting type was done with 338 nursing students studying in the 3rd and 4th classes of a state university in the Western Black Sea Region. The data is collected with the information collection form and the Nursing Education Stress Scale. Results: 27.8 percent of nursing students experienced cutting-edge instrument injuries, these injuries usually occurred once, when preparing the treatment and closing the injector cover. 93% of students. No 5 has been injury. The study found that 3.0% of infected students did not report to the infection committee, 63,0% of students were exposed to ventilation deficiency during the practice, 69.5% of students were exposed to pain in the lower limbs due to the practice, and 13.3% of students were exposed to violence during the practice. The average score of the nursing training stress scale for nursing students is 64.02 ± 15.07. It has been found that female students experience more stress than male students (p < .05). The result: Nursing students have been found to face many health risks during the clinical application process, cutting-edge instrument injuries, pain, violence, and stress.

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