Nursing

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Yes, for public school systems, they typically are Registered Nurses. Some school districts may allow Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) or Licensed Vocations Nurses (LVNs) to be a school nurse.

As a nursing student, I have received no drugs for "education purposes". I was required to be vaccinated against Hepatitis and Chicken Pox and was required to take the Tuberculosis screening (they inject a dead, very small, portion of TB) to see if I was previously exposed.

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Nursing Assistants are extremely important members of the health care team. They assume many responsibilities for the registered nurse(RN) or the licensed practical nurse (LPN) which otherwise may not be able to be accomplished in the time limits that governing boards set as "Standards of Care". For instance, a patient who is bed bound needs to be "repositioned" or turned a minimum of every 2 hours. Imagine if a single person were responsible for doing this to 8, 10, or 12 patients in addition to medicating, treating, toileting, cleaning, and comforting these patients! This activity is one of the activities that state governing boards have allowed to be "delegated" to assistive personnel, such as a nurses assistant. While it may be understood that turning a patient is the responsibility of the nurse assistant, it is the responsibility that the registered nurse "delegate" the task and "supervise" that the task is completed.

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Yes, there are several online communities for nursing students where you can ask questions and connect with others. Websites like AllNurses, Student Nurse Network, and Reddit’s r/nursing and r/NursingStudents are great platforms to engage with fellow nursing students and experienced nurses. Additionally, consider joining Facebook groups specifically for nursing students, as they often provide support and resources tailored to your needs.

In some cases it is voluntary and in other cases it is not. Seniors who give Power of Attorney for medical decisions, usually to their children, may have no choice in the decision to go to a nursing home.

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Nurses consistently rated all patients' pain as less than the patients reported, and with equal consistency, believed that better-educated women born in the United States were suffering more than less-educated Mexican-American women.

Tension pneumothorax is a diagnosis, not an intervention. Nurse practice acts define the scope of practice in terms of interventions, not in terms of medical problems. Consider what interventions you're asking about.

Nurses are a vital part of the medical field, monitoring patients' conditions, providing care and providing wellness education. One important part of the nursing profession is to keep a license in good standing. The license is the tool that gives nurses the law-given provision to practice. Without a license, a nurse could not provide services legally. Each year, the government requires nursing facilities and hospitals to receive a full inspection. Inspections are performed by the state inspecting division. When inspection results are unsatisfactory, the facility has time to remedy the situation or face a federal inspection. Many federal inspections result in the closing of the facility. One of the most common citations during inspections is expired nursing licenses. Nurses who practice with an expired license, whether aware or not, are subject to major fines for each day they worked while not licensed. This will be costly to the nurse and may result in thousands of dollars owed. To avoid this problem, it is important to keep licenses up-to-date and go through the renewal process regularly.

Each state has different requirements for nurses' license renewals. One standard factor is completion of continuing education. Facility inservice meetings, seminars or classes taken at a school focused on nursing all count toward this requirement. Keeping documentation of continuing education is important. Facilities that provide training often send the paperwork and records to the state licensing office, but it is important that each nurse knows what procedure is used at their facility. Nurses will need to submit a paperwork form in several states, along with a fee. Some states only require the license information and fee to renew. Licenses that have lapsed expiration dates will need to be renewed by taking a test in most cases. The amount of months and years a nursing license is active varies depending on each state's policy. Being aware of the number of years required is crucial to avoid late penalties. Another important thing to ensure is the receiving of continuing education during the year. Knowing the state's requirement for the minimum number of CE hours is also crucial. Reports that are submitted with less hours than required may result in refusal to renew. If this may be an issue, nurses must apply to renew licenses far in advance. It is best to not wait until the last minute to renew; the process can be lengthy and takes time.

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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics the estimated mean annual wage for registered nurses as of May 2008 is, $65,130. This would amount to $31.31 per hour. Median annual wages of registered nurses were $62,450 in May 2008. The middle 50 percent earned between $51,640 and $76,570. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $43,410, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $92,240.

Wrap up the reflection by reinforcing the initial observation

make sure they are turned every two hours and watch very closely for red areas that don't go away on the backside, heels, and any joint areas..., keep their backside meticulously clean

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Depends. I make close to $55,000 as a legal secretary. I have a friend who makes $45,000 as a RN, but due to extra shifts cleared $64,000. Hourly I make more, but she has more hours available to her. also depends on how many yrs experience on both sides, which hospital or law firm, specialty, etc. Too many variables to be consistent on either side.

A charge nurse is typically the person in charge of a shift on a unit.

if we want to know about CNA . Here is the basic description about it .. "A CNA is a Certified Nursing Assistant, who works on the vanguard of patient and health care. A nursing assistant usually works under the guidance of senior nurses and doctors and are responsible to provide day to day care to ailing people. They come as very prominent role players, when we talk about patient care and health management. In order to become a certified nursing assistant one must go through under a CNA training provided by a state accredited CNA school and must pass the CNA Certification Exam."

The duties include checking patients in, taking vital signs before seeing the doctor, administering shots, taking blood, entering patient information into the electronic health record, and assisting the doctor is simple procedures.

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Due to its small lumen diameter, small-bored tubes are more likely to be clogged by medicatoins or thick enteral nutrition formulations.

What kind of formulas do doctors and/or nurses use throughout their career?

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A wound due to a gunshot may cause death by one of three means- First, disrupting the Central Nervous system so that control over breathing and circulation is stopped. This could be the result of a wound to the brain or spinal cord. Second, by loss of blood that causes the brain. heart. or lungs to stop functioning. A bullet wound to the heart, or cutting a major blood vessel would cause this type of injury. Third, a delayed effect is the potential of infection caused by a bullet that carries bacteria into the body.

Frequent hand washing, and wearing of protective gloves, mask and gown when necessary.