Nursing

Registered Nurses assess and care of patients throughout the spectrum. They provide interventions based on a patient's diagnosis to improve their outcome. Nurses do not simply follow a doctor's command, nurses need to have excellent critical thinking skills in order to understand the patient's pathophysiology and pharmacology and how this effect's the patient. Often if there is a change in a patient's status the nurse is the first to notice and must alert the doctor for critical drug and lab values.

when a nurse is late for a duty,she or he should call her place of work to inform them that she is running very late to work. But it should not be consistant.

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Same as a non-bilingual nurse. Being bilingual does not equal being a qualified RN. Look at the ANA website and start seeing what is really important in nursing if you are interested.

While being a qualified RN is obviously a requirement, salaries for nurses vary considerably around the country. To begin you research, compare the salaries for the different areas of the country you are considering. Don't forget to also compare the cost of living in theses areas, as this may influence your decision.

Being bilingual, in any language, is a valuable added skill, just like a medical specialty is, and should be compensated accordingly. If you have not done so already, consider taking a medical terminology course for your other language. That extra certificate, will not only better prepare you and validate your skills, it will also mean extra money for you!

a number of bacteria that live in the human mouth. These include streptococci, staphylococci, anaerobic organisms, and Eikenella corrodens.

Nurses have a boss unless they are privately hired.

Poor sanitation is a big deal to a family nursing care plan. You want your loved one to live in a clean and safe environment. It is important to weed out the providers of poor sanitation.

speciality nursing associations are for nurse who have special training and qualifications for a specific area. The general nursing organization is for all nurses regardless of their speciality.

The role of a legal practitioner is to use his legal skills in the litigation process.

They both have a full basic training as a qualified nurse. Only the nurse anesthetist has specialized further as a anesthetist's assistant during operations.

The purpose of a nursing board is actually to protect the public. They ensure that people practicing as nurses are properly educated and licensed to practice.

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Nurses do NOT "order" anything. However, a school nurse CAN "recommend" and "refer". Most other disciplines, such as physicians, psychiatrists, child protective agencies, teachers/principals, and counseling offices follow the recommendations of a Licensed Professional Nurse.

To minimize complications of jaundice and intervene as early as possible.

There are no height requirements. It's possible that some jobs may be challenging for nurses who are very short or tall, there are plenty of career tracks in nursing to suit a variety of body types.

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$26,000 per year.

A good topic would be how does cultural competency training affect patient's overall care and experience. Does cultural competency work?

If I were you, I would pick a subject that has to do with the social interactions nurses have with patients. How can a nurse make a patients experience more comfortable? How does this interaction affect their health and their overall experience in the health care system?

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Decide your primary goal. Is it to provide information, or provide first aid, or offer routine vitals testing. Second, organize the area. How will you keep track. Third, do you need supplies.