Nurses are strictly required to work, must not be negligent, should they strictly follow the rules and procedures, and what should be the qualifications of medical staff? Here are some of the elements that the first fannet mini-editor has compiled, which i hope will help you。
Health-care providers should be trained to deal with care work properly — the centre is a “love” word
I was at work at first, with little operational capacity and social experience, simple ideas and more vulnerable feelings. At the beginning of my work, i started with a variety of people, including patients and their families. These people have different characteristics, habits and demands, which i find difficult to cope with. At the same time, i feel that the nursing work is monotonous, and i think it's just an injection of medicine and a piss。
Through working practices, my thinking has gradually changed, recognizing that care is an important component of health care. Numerous vivid examples show that even under good medical conditions, it is not only difficult to recover, but sometimes even worse, if the patient is not given careful care. There is also a need for a process to consolidate the efficacy of patients who have been largely cured. This requires close cooperation between the nurse and the doctor, careful observation of the patient, timely detection and management of emergencies, such as one late night, when a patient with a brain haemorrhaging recovery period was caught bleeding out of his skull as a result of his headache. I looked closely and found that patients were restless, red-eared, pulsating, and thought that it could be caused by increased blood pressure. I immediately measured blood pressure to 210/150 mmhg (27. 93/19. 95kga), and immediately reported to the doctor on duty, giving the patient a timely dose of depressants and tranquilizers. Soon after, the patient fell asleep, and again, i went back to the bed for a patient who had recovered from the digestive tract, saw that it was black, and i went back to find out. I saw the patient pale, was drinking water, and stated that he had a psychological panic, i. E. Had a pulse of 118/minus, which was suspected to be a precursor to a further haemorrhage in the digestive tract. Upon contacting a doctor and immediately testing the patient's faeces as positive, treatment was taken. Timely detection and treatment prevented further haemorrhage. There are many similar examples that make me deeply aware of the difference in the division of labour, the fact that care does not simply or passively carry out medical advice, and the fact that care must be carefully observed in order to detect changes in conditions in a timely manner and serve as a sentry。
