Pt. apparently soiled the bed. They were found lying in slightly yellow colored liquid. Or
Pt. apparently soilde the bed. Pt. found lying in dark brown stool. Pt. cleaned up by nurse and appears to have no sign of rash. Pt. states he feels better.
before , after removal of the soiled dressing , and after the procedure
Every health care provider must document his or her own care.
a nurse is someone who checks you and see's if you have anything
No, a nurse has a legal responsibility to document anything and everything that's seen and performed for a patient. By endorsing something that you haven't performed is lying and dangerous for patient care. If there's a certain task that you can't get to, you can inform the incoming nurse but you can't document anything about it.
The patient's medical record /medical chart is likely the most important aspect in a court case that involves a patient. If a medical or nursing action isn't documented, it never occurred--legally speaking. If physician or nursing notes do not support what a nurse or doctor says, they have no proof of what was or wasn't ordered, done, said, instructed, or patient's verbal or physical response(s). So document, document. If you don't document, it never happened.However, omissions that only serve the provider are also suspect! If a nurse fails to document a medication, for example, there are other records (such as billing) that can confirm what med the nurse took to administer. So don't try to cover up your mistakes either.
Yes
Someone should become a nurse because they want to. Nobody should become a nurse if they do not want to.
No.
YES
The beginning salary for someone who takes certified nurse assistant training is $65000
Yes, a BSN degree is recommended to become a neonatal nurse.
Yes