Licensed Practical Nurse

The injection in the leg hurts a lot.

-I am a certified nurse.

-I am licensed.

1--Tania feels pain, discomfort and burning in her upper abdomen and it could possibly be an bedsore.

2--On Tuesday I went to a health center to get an injection of COVID 19.

3--When I finish studying my nursing technician, I have to get my license to practice this profession.

Michell Dayán Vásquez Tafur 🌟

Bedside

1. The doctor conducted a bedside examination to assess the patient's condition.

2. Family members gathered at the bedside to say their final goodbyes.

3. The bedside table held the patient's personal belongings and medications.

4. The hospital staff ensured that the bedside manner of the nurses was compassionate and attentive.

Bedsore

1. Proper hygiene and frequent repositioning can help prevent bedsore formation in bedridden patients.

2. The elderly woman developed painful bedsores due to prolonged immobility.

3. Nurses diligently monitor patients for any signs of bedsore development.

4. Patients with spinal cord injuries are at increased risk of developing severe bedsores.

5. The medical team implemented a comprehensive care plan to treat the patient's advanced bedsores.

injection

1. The athlete received a pain-relieving injection before the game.

2. The pharmacist prepared the medication for injection according to the doctor's instructions.

3. The patient felt a slight sting as the nurse administered the injection.

4. The flu vaccine injection is recommended annually to prevent influenza.

5. The doctor demonstrated proper injection technique to the medical students.

bedside

1. The nurse provided bedside care to the elderly patient.

2. The doctor conducted a bedside examination to assess the patient's condition.

3. Family members gathered at the bedside to say their final goodbyes.

4. The bedside table held the patient's personal belongings and medications.

5. The hospital staff ensured that the bedside manner of the nurses was compassionate and attentive. 1. The nurse provided bedside care to the elderly patient.

Bedsore

1. Adequate cushioning and support surfaces are essential to reduce the risk of bedsore formation.

2. Regular turning and repositioning are crucial measures in preventing bedsore progression.

3. The doctor recommended a specialized air mattress to alleviate pressure and prevent bedsores.

4. Family members play a crucial role in assisting with the prevention and management of bedsores in bedridden loved ones.

5. Proper wound care is essential for treating and healing existing bedsores.

injection

1. The nurse administered the injection to the patient's arm.

2. The doctor explained the purpose of the injection before administering it.

3. The child received a flu shot during their annual vaccination injection.

4. The insulin injection helped regulate the patient's blood sugar levels.

5. The veterinarian administered an injection to the dog to prevent heartworm.

1.Urgent Care & Emergency Patient

Transport Patient

Patient Safety

2. Record medical history and symptoms

Administering medications and treatments

1. What skills does a Licensed Practical Nurse need?

1. Clinical knowledge: Ability to perform basic medical procedures, administer medications and provide basic care to patients.

2. Effective communication: Be able to communicate clearly with patients, family members and other health professionals.

2.What do you think is a Licensed Practical Nurse’s most important responsibility?

They also have the responsibility to communicate effectively with other members of the healthcare team, maintain accurate records of care provided, and follow established protocols and procedures to ensure the safety and well-being of patients.

Skills needed for an LPN: Basic medical knowledge, medication administration, vital signs assessment, communication skills, technical abilities, and teamwork capability.

Most important responsibility of an LPN: Providing safe and high-quality care to patients under their supervision.

1.What skills does a Licensed Practical Nurse need?

ability to administer medications, perform wound care, and assist with medical procedures. Possess strong verbal and written communication skills to effectively collaborate with healthcare professionals and educate patients.

2.What do you think is a Licensed Practical Nurse’s most important responsibility

One of the most important responsibilities of a licensed practical nurse (LPN) is to provide direct, compassionate care to patients. This involves performing a variety of clinical tasks, administering medications as prescribed, performing basic medical procedures, and providing emotional support to patients and their families.

1.ability to administer medications, perform wound care, and assist with medical procedures.

2.The nursing professional has, at least, the following duties with the patient: optimal care, timely and continuous care, careful care

1.What skills does a Licensed Practical Nurse need?

Monitor Patients

Make Patients Feel Comfortable

Provide basic care

Listen to patients.

2.What do you think is a Licensed Practical Nurse’s most important responsibility?

1. Record medical history and symptoms

2. The administration of medications and treatments.

3. Collaborate with patient care teams.

4. Diagnostic tests

5. Performing Physical Exams

1/The skills a nurse needs are:

+communicative +skills.

+Emotional +stability.

+Empathy.

+Skills to +solve problems.

2/The most important responsibility of a nurse is knowing how to do what he is doing and being consistent in the procedure, since he has to do at least the following duties with the patient: optimal, timely and continuous care, careful attention, compliance with the doctor's instructions. treatment, written consent after explanation for risky procedures.

Laura Feria

1.What do you believe is the most important responsibility of a licensed practical nurse?

The most important responsibility of a licensed practical nurse (LPN) is to provide safe, quality care to patients. This involves administering medications correctly, performing procedures according to established guidelines, closely monitoring patients, and communicating effectively with the healthcare team to ensure the well-being of those in your care.

What skills does a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) need?

A licensed practical nurse (LPN) needs strong clinical skills, including medication administration, patient care, taking vital signs, and basic nursing skills.

The nurse monitors the patient's flow during the night.

I need to have an injection to prevent infection.

Powdered leaves are used to cure bedsores and infected wounds.

1.What skills does a licensed practical nurse need?

 -Critical and self-critical ability.

-Teamwork. -Interpersonal skills.

-Ability to work in an interdisciplinary team.

-Ability to communicate with experts from other areas.

-Appreciation of diversity and multiculturalism.

-Ability to work in an international context.

-Ethical commitment.

2. What do you think is the most important responsibility of a licensed practical nurse? Nurses play an important role in patient care to help them manage their physical needs, treat their health problems and prevent illnesses. Below you will find the most common responsibilities of a nurse.

-Record the medical history and symptoms.

-Administration of medications and treatments.

-Collaborate with teams in patient care.

-Perform physical examinations.

-Monitoring the health of patients.

-Offer support and advice to patients.

-Management of medical equipment.

-Educate patients on how to manage an illness.

The nurse administered the injection to the patient to relieve his pain.

Proper repositioning and periodic checks are essential to prevent the development of bedsores in bedridden patients.

Efficient patient flow management is crucial to ensure timely care and reduce waiting times in hospitals.

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2.Patient flow is the movement of people within a healthcare facility.

3. levels of college career readiness.

- By the way, Maggie, I've got some ideas to improve patient flow.

-My arm was very tender after the injection.

- Which books do you have by your bedside?

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2.Patient flow is the movement of people within a healthcare facility.

3. levels of college career readiness.

1. The nurse is at the bedside talking to me

2. The doctor gives me an injection for the pain

3. I've got an bedsore and at rest

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2.Patient flow is the movement of people within a healthcare facility.

3. levels of college career readiness.

1.Ulcers can cause complete loss of the epidermis and portions of the dermis.

2.The purpose of injections is to prevent or cure diseases and should never cause harm.

3. It is very important to raise the head of the bed when distributing breakfast to the patient so that it does not get stuck.

-But the apartment would win if bedside lamps in the bed.

-The figure illustrates the patient flow chart that led to the final sample size and the reasons for exclusion of some patients.

-Daily insulin injections are necessary for some diabetics.

Today I was injected for practice.

I will soon obtain my professional license.

Yesterday the hospital had a fairly large flow of patients.

1. sent to be injected can prevent and are obtained by inactivating or weakening the microorganism that causes the disease, so that when it is applied to a person, the body produces defenses against that disease, which will protect it from suffering from it.

2. Licensed nurses are on the front lines of service delivery and play an important role in person-centered care.

3.Bedsore is a sore on the skin or mucous membranes, accompanied by tissue disintegration.

Laura Feria

1.The ink ran out before I finished printing my homework. This is a real emergency

2.The doctor prescribed Jim an orthopedic brace to prevent his scoliosis from worsening.

3.Do you think I'll need surgery on my knee?.

1.Empathy

Organizational skills

Teamwork

Make Fast, Accurate Decisions

2. Monitoring patients' health

Provide support and advice to patients

1.Flexibility

Technical Knowledge

Commitment to Quality of Patient Care

2.Collaborate with patient care teams

Diagnostic testing

1. What skills does a Licensed Practical Nurse need?Critical and self-critical ability.

-Teamwork.

-Interpersonal skills.

-Ability to work in an interdisciplinary team.

-Ability to communicate with experts from other areas.

-Appreciation of diversity and multiculturalism.

2. What do you think is a Licensed Practical Nurse’s most important responsibility?

LPNs are responsible for:

-Provide topical, oral and rectal medications.

-Administer medications through IV and controls IV sites.

-Perform and document physical evaluations.

-Measure vital signs

-Transfer patients in/out of bed/chair.

-Collect specimens

-Monitor patients in long-term/inpatient settings.

-Recognize important changes and report them

Performing CPR.

1. What skills does a Licensed Practical Nurse need?

Clinical Skills

Medication Administration

Wound Care

Technical Skills

Communication Skills

Organizational Skills

Team Collaboration

2. What do you think is a Licensed Practical Nurse’s most important responsibility?

Patient Care

Assessment and Monitoring

Effective Communication

Emotional Support

1/ This must have various skills such as performing wound care and assisting with medical procedures. Possess strong verbal and written communication skills to collaborate effectively with healthcare professionals and educate patients, excellent nursing skills, including the ability to administer medications.

2/ I think the most important responsibilities are monitoring vital signs, administering medication, and dressing wounds.

Michell Dayan Vásquez Tafur 💙

1) -Patience

-Teamwork

-Leadership

-Honesty

-Emotional stability

-Interpersonal and intrapersonal skills

2) the most important thing is to care for and ensure the well-being of the patient and think before acting

1)patience

stress management

 knowledge of all procedures discipline

 skills

coordination

2)maintain order and calm in a situation

 1 Critical and self-critical capacity.

Teamwork.

Interpersonal skills.

Ability to work in an interdisciplinary team.

Ability to communicate with experts from other areas.

2 It deals with the basic rules and principles that guide their work and decision-making; to direct this action, the nurse implicitly has the ethos of discipline, considered “the main component of all care.”

1.Pencom Injection (Benzathine Penicillin) is an injectable form of penicillin.

 2.The system analyzes ambient temperature, relative humidity and patient flow, for enhanced comfort and compliance.

 3.The blister burst and that became a bedsore and wouldn't heal.