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A nurses job is so crucial to mankind because of the true knowledge we uphold and bring to the table. In any disaster scenario or any injury case, I believe it is true that we need to feed ourselves with as much knowledge as we can because ultimately, in any situation we will be the ones to go to and I firmly believe that it is better to learn more than enough. In an disaster scenario, I strongly because that any nurse would assist and help any individual with medical help in anyway that they can. Meanwhile, while helping the patients, the nurses need to realize and take importance to their safety too. Ultimately, when a nurse keeps them self safe they are enabling themselves by being able to help more patients.
Not only true knowledge but also honestly and compassionate care is needed to help people in any situation. Nurse should specially have the knowledge of triage system to work in disaster situations, so they can catergories the patients according to emergency and save more lifes and prevent complications.
Do nurses have a right to administer Iv fluids or any other emergency drug in disaster situations without a prescription from the doctor?
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please read the following post and critique it and ask one question relating to this post: Nurses promote the restoration of health and wellbeing, the prevention of illness and injury, and the alleviation of suffering in the care of individuals, families, groups, communities, and populations (ANA, 2015). The law does not require a nurse to respond to a disaster, if they feel they are in danger, they have the right to promote their own health and safety. ANA (2015) states,...
critique this post and ask one question regarding this post Nursing is filled with many grey areas where it is hard for the doctor or nurse to make the right choice and or be in conflict with how to continue. Nurses are constantly faced with ethical dilemmas and sometimes it really burns them out. Such instances include each individual having their own belief and preferences. Nurses must be able to differentiate and put aside their feelings/beliefs/principles to find a way...
please reply back to this post & ask one question regarding this post: Provision 3 of the Code of Ethics for Nurses states "the Nurse promotes, advocates for, and strives to protect the health, safety, and rights of the patient". When I am working as a RN, these provision is something that I need to practice and accomplish everyday. Nurses are patient advocates and we accomplish this by educating our patients to ensure they are making informed decisions, involving the...
please critique this post and ask one question relating to this post Abortion is such a sensitive topic and will always be a topic of dispute. The decision on a woman to have one can be difficult and due to many reasons. If one decides to have an abortion I believe that it is not morally wrong. I believe that every woman should have the reproductive decision/choice on what happens to their own body. I do not believe that abortion...
please reply back to this post and ask one question regarding this post: I consider myself a lifelong learner both as a nurse and in my personal life. I believe in nursing, the idea of acquiring knowledge and learning new things are essential. For example, everyone may have a preferred technique for priming a line. When you open yourself up to learning, you allow yourself pick up tips and tricks from other nurses we encounter in the field that may...
please critique this post and ask one question relating to this post Organ donation is a process described as “surgically removing an organ or tissue from the one person and placing it into another person” (Flaman, 2018). This is a very complicated procedure and not everyone who needs a transplant is guaranteed one. Some ethical issues that arise with organ transplant are life and death situations, age, and priority of patients. Many times there is a waiting list for candidates...
please critique this post and ask one question relating to this post Eugenics is a term used to describe the science of bettering a population based on new advances and technology. In the medical field, there are a lot of new medical advances that help people in many way such as DNA, stem cell research, amniocentesis, and reproduction. The topic I pick to discuss is amniocentesis. Amniocentesis is done to detect certain conditions such as Down Syndrome. However, the procedure...
please critique this post and ask one question relating to this post The military of the United States is one of the group that most uses animal testings. It is estimated that about 8500 goats and pigs are use each year during combat training to evaluate trauma (Klimas, 2017). The military argue that the blood and live tissue of animal such as pigs and goats simulate better for training related to trauma because of combat situation. There are programs which...
please critique this post and ask one question relating to this post Abortion is morally wrong? I as a woman completely understand we have the right to choose, but I think abortion is morally wrong. The main question is: ending a pregnancy is considered a murder or not? Where is the line in between a fetus and a person? A living being according to the Khan Academy has seven characteristics: organization, metabolism, homeostasis, growth, reproduction, response and evolution(2019). But then,...
please critique this post and ask one question relating to this post A person in need of an organ transplant has the right to obtain that transplant. An organ transplant is when a viable organ is removed from one person and placed in a person who needs it. Choosing who has priority when it comes to receiving an organ transplant is difficult. This is especially difficult when there are more people who need transplants than there are donors. This means...