Nursing

the best would be to bring the patient to the hospital because you dont know when he'll progress in the stages, especially if the patient is a child. careful monitoring is required. monitoring of vital signs, and diagnostics, including a CBC and PT. if its just dengue fever then only supportive care is needed, continue with regular diet and give lots and lots of fluid, but be sure that the food and fluid are not colored because you have to watch form blood in the stool. antipyretics are given for fever. no antibiotics needed since dengue is a viral disease

Nursing is a growing Profession.

Latest trends in nursing service is super speciality nursing as we have in medicine.

example. Neurology Nurse, Cardiac Nurse, Haematology or oncology nurse, Or tho nurse,rehabilitation nurse , emergency medicine Nurse, renal Nurse, critical care nurse etc

Earlier we call one nurse as a renal nurse, when she or he has 3 or more yrs experience in renal ward, ICU, dialysis etc. But today scenario is changed .The nurse needs not only the practical experience in concerned ward but also certificate of education in particular speciality.

Now there are different short term super specialty courses available both post diploma level and post graduate level.

example, Post diploma in renal nursing, post diploma in critical care nursing etc (this is for GNM <diploma> nurses.

fellowship in hematology, Respiratory etc for graduate nurses.

These type of speciality nursing courses and nurses may change the effectiveness of nursing care.It enhance the both theoratical knowledge and practical skill of nurses. BY MATHEW VARGHESE.V mathewvmaths@yahoo.co.in

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the duty of care affect my work by going on training
you have a duty of care under commercial law to let other people live the way they want as long as they are not hurting anyone or other people's property. Also an employer has a duty of care to employees to make sure their workplace is a safe environment to work in.

Someone who doesn't believe that there is any one person with 'the hardest veins to find' in reference to drawing blood. Also, must be able to find the vein the FIRST time they prick the patient.

There are numerous studies that report very high numbers of deaths, however, read those reports carefully- some have defined "children" as persons 26 yrs of age and younger, and include persons shot by the police, etc. A study conducted by the US Center for Disease Control, and published in the American Journal of Pediatrics, studied injuries to persons 14 yrs of age and younger from 1993-2000. In that time period there were fatal gunshot injuries to 5,542 children, averaging 1.89 per day.

The usual course of study to become an RN, BSN requires four years to complete.

it takes three years to train as a nurse that's without going into a specific feild

Actually you can train for two years to become a Registered Nurse and acquire an Associates degree. You can also go on for two more years and have a BS degree, but you are a Registered Nurse and can work as one with a two year degree.

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Nursing interventions are things that nurses do in caring for patients. This includes communications, therapies and treatments, procedures, and other things.

Nursing Intervention in one stage of the Nursing Process which includes Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Intervention, and Evaluation. There is a loose taxonomy called the Nursing Interventions Classification [NIC] system which assigns particular common tasks to categories and clusters; this is being used more and more within electronic computer informatics systems for care delivery, research, and evidence-based practice.

Look under the HCPCS codes

confidentiality mean to keep all personal information and details safe and pricate. for example medical information

To review a full directory of nursing certifications you can visit http://www.testprepreview.com/nursing_certifications.htm. This site provides a list of over 40 certifications you can recieve for nursing.

A midwife.

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A midwife usually attends a mother during pregnancy and birth. If the baby is born in a hospital, it would be the neonatal, maternity, or motherbaby nurses, depending on the setup of the hospital.

A nurse is required to get a license from the local nursing authority or State Board of Nursing before they are a nurse. To do this a person must go to a state accredited school of nursing and learn the skills and knowledge that they will often need in the nursing field. The school usually gives a certificate, associate's degree, or a bachelor's degree for finishing the program.

From what I know they take care of kids and babies. Tools they use are: stethascope thermometer, and heart tracker. Other stuff we use at the doctor. THey get payed good as well. == ==

knowledge of basic nursing care procedures

It can help you to understand how diseases work. Knowing that, you can understand what will be used to treat the disease. Remember sometimes you will have to help the doctor by double checking his treatments.

The answer depends on how they held title to the property. If they owned the property as joint tenants with the right of survivorship then wife is the sole owner of the property. It will pass to her heirs at law upon her death.

Death is by far the hardest, especially if it's a child and the parents are (understandably) distraught. Parents will expect doctors and nurses not to give up on their child, but there comes a point where no matter what care you give they're already gone and there's nothing more to do.

While that's going to affect you, there are hundreds of doctors and nurses and other health care providers to lean back on and provide support for one another especially with a disheartening case like that. So yes, the hardest things to cope with in nursing are also the hardest things any human can cope with, but they also have the best rewards too like being able to say someone's cured of cancer, watching a child being born, or watching someone's condition improve.

licensed practical nurse: a nurse who has enough training to be licensed by a state to provide routine care for the sick.

It depends. It certainly can sting if the cut is large. If you are using it on a deep cut, you should consult your doctor first.

Johannes Andre Illana, RN, MN

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This depends upon what you mean by "veterinary surgeon". In the United States, a veterinary surgeon is understood to be a board-certified veterinarian who has specialized in surgery; these individuals typically make $150,000 or more per year. However, outside the United States a veterinary surgeon is understood to be a veterinarian with no specialized training; these individuals tend to make $80,000 to $100,000 per year with experience.
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