Dear Nurses

Friday, March 21, 2008

RECOGNIZING NURSING LANDMARKS AND FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

Updated 9/25



Dear nurses,

Advancements in Nursing has taken many twists and
turns.The iron lung machine was once used for mechanical
ventilation. Today however, it has been replaced by ventilators
that can make a patient's life a lot easier.

Let us not forget to give the credit to Florence Nightingale, the
one who started with simple things such as love, caring and compassion.

We have now come a long way from the simplicity that
started this noble profession, but those words can still be
valuable to us all. 

So, let us try to remember to try to love and care for our
patients, family and coworkers. I truly appreciate all that
I have learnt over the years, from bad situations to good
ones.

These have all come together to make a great contribution
for teaching. Learn more about: DKA



Clinical scenarios are a normal part of nursing.
Above there are five clinical scenarios unfolding.

Scenario 1- A patient who is admitted to a healthcare
facility and will need teaching. Click on the link:

Scenario 2- The patient on mechanical ventilation
and the nurse is unsure what to do.Click on the link:

Scenario 3 -A patient has arrived in the Emergency
Room, both the doctor and nurse are at the bedside
to do an assessment. Learn more by clicking on the link:
Scenario 4 - A nurse does an assessment. Click on the links:

Scenario 5 - A nurse tries to encourage a patient to
do breathing exercises. Click on the link:


Hemodynamics refers to blood flow. The heart is a pump,
which pumps blood around the body. If there is damage, 
like a myocardial infarction, the heart's function will be 
impaired. 


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