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 | | Teaching Objectives: Peri operative Nursing | | by Shergill, Oct 15, 2006 | | This article lists the student objectives for Peri Operative Nursing.
Student Nurses should be able understand and discuss the functions of Peri Operative Nursing following participation in this lecture. | | Comments(0) Liked It: 8 |
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 | | Peri operative Nursing Roles For Nurses and Patients.. | | by Shergill, Oct 13, 2006 | | Peri Operative Nursing is the care of a patient before, during and after an operation. It has become a highly specialized area because it costs less to care for a patient in this way, and to discharge the patient immediately after the patient is well. Admitting and discharging patients as inpatients costs lots of money. So, perioperative nursing, is become more popular as day procedures etc increase. Also, the occurance of Hospital acquired infections is much less in patients who go through day surgery units. | | Comments(0) Liked It: 13 |
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 | | Peri Operative Nurses and their Roles | | by Shergill, Oct 11, 2006 | | This article is about the different roles of nurses during preoperative, intraoperative and postoperative stages of an operation. It is for the benefit of nursing students and members of the public who need to or want to know what nurses do.
It is written by a Lecturer in Health Sciences at a major university. It is acknowledged that there are minor variations in care and roles of nurses in this area which is very specialized. | | Comments(0) Liked It: 22 |
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 | | Reflections on a chosen career | | by Bonnie Jarvis-Lowe,RN.Rtd., Oct 3, 2006 | | Almost forty years ago I entered the School of Nursing. We are having dinner together those of us who are living in Newfoundland, on October 10th to celebrate 40 years of nursing, friendship and caring. It is hard to believe the years have flown and I was away from Newfoundland for over 30 of them. I would not change a thing. | | Comments(0) Liked It: 0 |
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 | | Hormones. How much do you know. Basic self assessment. | | by Shergill, Sep 19, 2006 | | This is a self assessment questionnaire. Read the publication entitiled, "Hormones & endocrine system" by Shergill. After, reading it attampt this questionnaire. My regualar students usually score just above the 90 % mark. | | Comments(2) Liked It: 11 |
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 | | Administering Oral Medications (PO) Correctly. | | by Shergill, Sep 11, 2006 | | This is part of a Lecture for Students beginning their nurse training program. It is written for Undergraduate University Students and is useful information with applications in the home. The aim of this lecture is to insure that all medications are administered safely. | | Comments(0) Liked It: 11 |
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 | | Types of breathing for Nurses. Self Learn series. | | by Shergill, Sep 5, 2006 | | This article is written for students in year two of their BNURSE progarm of a major university. It describes the different types of respirations seen in pathological situations. Knowing the breathing pattern is helpful in being able to deal with it. Also it is easier to communicate the patients condition to the other members of the treatment team. The graphic representations are of the author and are copyrighted. Not suitable reading for individuals who are not comfortable with terminal stages of life. | | Comments(2) Liked It: 17 |
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