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Good things about being a nurse?
make sure your patient is having a good day and you care for your patient
Can you keep your skirt on during a smear test?
Yes. The nurse will do anything she can to make you comfortable with the situation.
What did they wear to jazz dancing?
just things that make them feel comfortable
What is opd nurse?
The duties of an OPD, or outpatient nurse, are to take care of patients in outpatient facilities. They do this by drawing blood, maintaining IV lines, checking blood pressure, and checking vital signs. The OPD's main responsibility is to make sure the patients are comfortable before and after surgeries and treatments.
How can the nurse aide assist the person who had stroke to ambulate?
On the clients strong
How do you keep your dog comfortable while having tumors in his throat?
Take your dog to a veterinarian right away so that he can treat him and make him comfortable. The veterinarian may also be able to recommend things you can do to help make him comfortable.
What is minimize discomport?
In a hospital setting, the term minimize discomfort means to make the patient as comfortable as possible with little to no pain. They do this by giving pain medications and any other requests that are made by the patient.
Why do paramedic need to have a positive attitude?
A nurse does not NEED to be optimistic but if they are nice then it could make the patient's happier, and help them recover faster; it could also help the nurse coope with the bad situations they might face. I think a good nurse also needs to be empathetic and understand where the patient is coming from. I mean, would you want to be in a hospital bed and feeling sick and then have a mean nurse yell at you all the time? No way!
What are the warning signals of abuse?
Threating , yelling , grabbing wrists ,and things that don't make you comfortable.
When a nurse is trying to make a decision concerning a patient's deteriorating condition which of the basic building blocks of reasoning would she perform first?
When a nurse is faced with a patient's deteriorating condition, the first basic building block of reasoning she would perform is gathering relevant information. This involves assessing the patient's vital signs, reviewing their medical history, and observing any changes in their condition. This initial step is crucial for understanding the situation and determining the appropriate course of action. Once the information is collected, the nurse can analyze and evaluate it to make an informed decision.
Does a woman make the choices in romantic things?
It would be better if you both decide to be either comfortable, but if the man accepts and the woman is comfortable its okay, but it should be better you both decide so you are both comfortable.. :*
Can a nurse be punished for giving a blood transfsion without a consent?
Yes, for any procedure a patient must give consent and understand the risks and benefits to the procedure. Typically the physician, PA, or APRN will discuss the risks and have the patient sign the consent. It is the nurse's responsibility to make sure that it is placed in the chart and if the patient seems to not comprehend the procedure or asks alarming questions to alert the primary care physician.
