You can study nursing by yourself after graduating from junior high school.
Things that self-taught nurses need to possess:
1. They need to master certain basic knowledge.
Including, students need to understand the knowledge of human anatomy, physiology and pathology. This knowledge can be gained by attending training courses or self-study. In addition, students also need to know the use and maintenance of some medical equipment, including ECG monitors, ventilators, etc.
2. Certain practical skills are required.
This includes nursing skills, first aid skills and communication skills. Students can improve their practical skills by attending training courses or internships. In addition, students also need to understand some medical regulations and ethical knowledge, such as medical confidentiality regulations, medical ethics principles, etc.
3. High professional ethics and sense of responsibility are required.
Nursing is a highly responsible profession that requires a high degree of professional ethics and responsibility. Students need to continuously improve their professional ethics through practice and learning.
Notes on learning from nurses:
1. Be skilled and comfort patients.
Execute basic and specialist nursing routines, nursing technical operating procedures and related rules and regulations. Have skilled nursing operation skills to achieve stability, accuracy, lightness, speed and agility. Do not force or intimidate the patient during the operation. Help the patient eliminate fear and maintain a happy mood. Use words to care about the patient and make the patient actively cooperate with the treatment in order to receive good therapeutic effects.
2. Friendly attitude.
Assist doctors in consulting, counseling, receiving and treating patients and their families. You must have a high degree of sympathy for patients, be considerate and caring, proactive and enthusiastic, have a friendly expression, speak softly, work patiently and meticulously, answer all questions, and never quarrel with patients.
3. Work seriously.
Perform oral, injection, and other drug administration and treatment and collect test specimens; pay attention to inspections, observe conditions and infusion conditions, and report abnormalities to doctors in a timely manner; assist in the treatment of newly admitted, surgical, emergency, and critical patients; be responsible Prepare blood, collect blood, and escort critically ill patients for examination.