Nursing

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A nurse should always have a possitive attitude and be compassinate with every patient she comes in contact with.

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First things first is that you need to go to an university that gives out nursing degrees. Then once you're done all that, you need to study in order to pass the nursing exams. Then that's where you get your nursing degree if you passed them of course.

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amputation post-op care: prevent edema (raise extremity with pillow support for first 24 hours), observe stump dressing frequently for signs of hemorrhage, ensure that stump bandages fit tightly and are applied properly (change dressing as indicated), promote wound healing, manage pain, help the patient to achieve physical mobility ( promoting independent self-care), monitor for and manage complications, if the patient has a drain, note the location and type of fluid that ought to be draining from the drain, monitor drainage for color, consistency, and quantity, offer support/encouragement

Leve 1 is bacic level of care. Level 2 requires skilled medical treatment

Depends on what state you live in, what kind of nurse you are and where you are working. Most FT Hospital RNs make at least 60K. I work in case managemant and have been there 4 years and am making about 62K but I have an area of expertise that I have been doing for at least 10 years. Most hospital RN's with 5 or more years expertise in central US can make 80K a year.

You could probably get a job in sports health and as a councelor in sports health or a trainer.

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There is always a need for qualified nurse practitioners, especially in high population areas like Orlando, Florida. If you are looking for a nursing job, there are many websites and blogs that list open positions. A great blog to find a nursing job is http:/nursingjobaday.blogspot.com

If you interested in working as a nurse practitioner in Florida, especially in Orlando, this site is great: http:/www.nursingjobsinflorida.com

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Assess pain, infection

Delegation practices differ by states. But in general drug administration in certain cases can be delegated to Licensed Practical Nurses. Nursing assistants can not have drug administration administered to them.

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This will often depend upon the Nursing authority or Board of Nursing in your area but as a whole - registered nurses are allowed to work on their own depending upon the duties preformed whereas LPN/LVN's are required to work under a doctor, a registered nurse, or an advanced practice nurse.

A specialist nurse is a registered practitioner who has undertaken additional training resulting in tested competency and qualification in a particular area of nursing expertise. Areas of specialism are varied and cover the spectrum of nursing and many nurses may claim specialist status due to experience within a field of practice, however usng an evidence based structured approach to develop their skills with accountable and recognised qualifications is a requirement of bodies such as the Nursing and Midwifery Council to substantiate this claim. Anon (2007)

Nurses have to be clean because it reduces the risk of transmission of any pathogens to other patients. By frequently washing their hands it reduces the amount of bacteria on it that could be potentially harmful to susceptible patients.

This keeps not only the nurses safe from anything their patients' have, but also the patients themselves. Since usually the only people in the hospital have serious medical issues they need their bodies to focus on their recovery and not dealing with a potential infection that could result from a pathogen.

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She has many names because they just swap the names of the nurses around

I would definitely find out what the policy for that is at your job, policies range, care-plans range as well, but you don't want an abuse charge that may never go away, so check that out before anything.

A Nurse is someone employed to care for patients; someone trained to look after sick or injured people. Nurses are normally seen working in hospitals and doctors' offices, however there are private nurses that visit homes of the sick and elderly. They are there to maintain the proper schedule of eating, taking medicines, and report changes in condition. Although Nurses are not qualified to prescribe medicines, they often administer the medicine prescribed by a doctor.

There are different types of nurses: registered nurses; licensed practical nurses; certified nurse assistants; school nurses; nurse practitioners; etc. Not all nurses are qualified to do the same work. For example, nurse practitioners can see patients and advise treatment while overseen by a doctor. Registered nurses can administer hypodermic (under the skin) medicines but LPNs and CNAs cannot.

A urinary catheter is a tube that a nurse would insert into the penis through the urethra to help with urine flow. It is the same catheter, whether to catheterize a male or female. A one-time catheter has no collection bag. An indwelling catheter has long tubing that ends in a collection bag that is hung on the lower side of the bed.

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