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If a registered nurse gives the wrong amount of medicine what will happen?
the patient can die or certain complications can develop for the patient and if the patient survives den can sue the nurse or if the patient doesn't survive the relatives can do that...........well if caught the nurses career is next to over...........
What angry birds comes after angry birds space?
The next angry birds after space is the next angry birds space
What are the difference between dental nurse and dental assistant?
there is no such thing as a dental nurse. dental assistant is the helper to the dentist and patient advocate. Helping to had the dentist the instruments and materials. and looking out for the patients comfort and safety during procedures. such as providing safety glasses. adjusting the head rest. giving patient instructions on the next visit. and home care. and what to expect at this visit and the next one.
Primary Care/ Office Nurse?
A Primary Care/ Office Nurse works in the office of a Family Practitioner. They provide basic primary care to patients of all ages including newborn to elderly. When a person visits their regular Physician’s office, they will be assigned one of the Primary Care/ Office Nurses that are on duty. A Primary Care/ Office nurse generally works normal business hours. Most Doctor’s offices are open from 8 to 5, and this is the time that the Office Nurse will work as well. The Office Nurse is in charge of office duties including keeping charts of their patients organized. They assist in normal everyday operations to keep the office running smoothly. In order for a person to be a Primary Care/ Office Nurse, they must know a wide variety of clinical skills. When a patient comes in for their regular appointment, the Office Nurse will weight them, and then take them back to an examination room. Then the Primary Care Nurse will check vital signs including the patient’s temperature, blood pressure, eyes, and ears. The Primary Care/ Office Nurse is responsible for recording all of this information onto the patient’s chart. Next, the Primary Care Nurse will ask the patient what their complaint is and the reason for their visit today. He or she will write down the patient’s complaint in order to prepare the chart for the Physician. After the Physician examines the patient, the Primary Care Nurse will come back into the room and explain care procedures to the patient. If blood needs to be drawn or shots given, the Primary Care / Office Nurse may be responsible for these duties as well. Some patients require special treatments such breathing treatments that the Primary Care Nurse will aid the patient with. If a surgical procedure is performed in the office, the Primary Care Nurse will assist with this as well. Furthermore, the Primary Care / Office Nurse will explain home care treatment and assist with any questions or concerns that the patient may have. After a patient’s visit is over, the Primary Care Nurse will record the information from the visit onto the patients file, and then prepare for the next patient. A Primary Care / Office Nurse is a professional and rewarding career.
What is next going to be on Angry Bird?
more angry birds
What does it mean if a guy said he'll never talk to u agen then does the next day?
It means he angry at you, but although it does concearn him a lot it doesnt mean he wants to break up yet
What can a nurse do that a nurse doctor can't?
if you mean " what can a nurse do that a doctor can't": the holistic support of your patient, being supportive and compassionate during a difficult/stressful time such as during a procedure or listening to your patient tell you their difficult life story and being understanding and sitting next to them and holding their hand and telling them that "we will get through this and that it is possible". "being there" for you patient after the doctor leaves the room after painful diagnosis and being available to family members 24/7 to help explain/teach and help understand something that an MD just said.
What is the next Angry Birds season?
There is going to be a 4th of July angry birds.
When the receptionist is not sure if the patient should be seen that day they would transfer the call to the?
When the receptionist is uncertain if the patient should be seen that day, they would typically transfer the call to a nurse or medical assistant. This healthcare professional can assess the patient's needs more accurately and determine the urgency of the situation. If necessary, they can then advise the patient on scheduling an appointment or provide guidance on next steps.
If you are a LPN what is the next step nurse you can become?
Licensed Practical Nurse, Registered Nurse (diploma), Registered Nurse with B.S. degree, Nurse Practitioner. All of these are nurses.
What should the nurse do if she notices a residual gastric content of 50mL?
It depends on the patient. For an adult patient anything less than 200 ml is ok. However, for a patient such as a child, their feeding is much less. You should never have more residual than what the last feeding was. Consequently, in an adult, that would be OK, and you can continue with the next feeding.
