1, basic nursing
The basic nursing of nurses is to take care of patients' health and life safety. This includes measuring vital signs, such as body temperature, blood pressure, breathing and heartbeat, and providing basic medical care, such as dressing change, injection and blood collection. Nurses also need to ensure that patients' personal hygiene and basic needs are met, such as washing face, brushing teeth, eating and going to the toilet.
2. Disease observation
Nurses need to closely observe the patient's condition changes, including the patient's symptoms, signs, laboratory test results and so on. , and promptly report any changes in the condition or measures that need to be taken to the doctor. Nurses need to understand the changes of various diseases in order to find and deal with complications or other medical problems in time.
Step 3 assist in treatment
Nurses also need to assist doctors in various treatments, such as surgery, physical therapy and medication. Nurses need to be familiar with various treatment processes to ensure the accuracy and safety of treatment, and also need to explain the problems related to treatment to patients to help them better understand and cooperate with treatment.
Employment prospects of nurses:
1, hospital nursing
Nurses are badly needed in hospitals. Whether it is a large general hospital, a specialized hospital or a community hospital, a large number of nurses are needed to provide basic nursing and treatment services. In hospital work, nurses need to have solid professional knowledge and skills, and be able to cope with various medical problems and illness changes.
2. Rehabilitation center
Rehabilitation center is one of the fields where nursing talents are in great demand. Rehabilitation centers provide rehabilitation services for patients, including physical therapy, speech therapy and psychotherapy. Nurses need to provide nursing services in rehabilitation centers, and also need to cooperate with rehabilitation doctors, therapists and other medical staff to ensure the smooth progress of patients' rehabilitation.
3. Community nursing
With the aging of the population, the demand for community nursing is increasing. Community nurses need to provide home care services for the elderly, the chronically ill and the disabled, including home care, health examination and disease prevention. Community nursing needs nurses to have excellent interpersonal skills, patience and sense of responsibility, so as to better provide long-term services for community residents.