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What three health care workers provide direct patient care?
Doctor, Dentist, and Nurse
How does the role of the nurse correlate to planning and providing evidenced based nursing care?
You will need a nurse to provide the care. It is important that they keep track of everything for this kind of care to work.
What if nurse can't provide emergency care?
The only time that a nurse will hesitate to provide emergency care is the absence of the needed resources. If it's first aid, a duly licensed nurse can very well provide the aid. There are varied levels of emergency cases. Some cases are manageable alone that a nurse can provide the emergency care alone. Major emergency cases (like vehicle accidents with sustained severe physical injury) are those that requires a team of emergency health care professionals.
What is practical nursing?
licensed practical nurse: a nurse who has enough training to be licensed by a state to provide routine care for the sick.
What is an RN called who is educated to provide total care for normal pregnancies?
A nurse midwife
Why does one wants to be a nurse?
Perhaps to save lives and take care of the patients or simply they just think being a nurse earns more mone.
Can an adult daycare provide quality care for my disabled brother?
Yes a good one can look after him though if he needs nursing care they will need a nurse on staff.
Is a prenatal nurse and a nurse the same thing?
A nurse is a general term for any type of nurse but usually when this term is used a person is referring to a LPN or RN. A prenatal nurse is a RN that has gone on and specialized in more advanced care and has received more licensure (and usually a Master's degree) to provide care to the mother through the pregnancy process (before, during, and after delivery). The term "nurse" still applies to a prenatal nurse.
What is the name of a nurse who takes care of new born babies?
A nurse who takes care of newborns is a neonatal nurse, or, a Baby Nurse.
Are nurse practitioners qualified to do pap smear?
A pap smear doesn't require "cutting" of tissue samples. Specially trained nurse practitioner colposcopists take biopsies during colposcopy, but not all nurse practitioners have this training or provide this service.
Why would you use a nurse practitioner instead of a doctor?
The quality of care provided by nurse practitioners has been demonstrated as equal to or better than that of physicians in many areas of health care, including chronic care of diabetes, HIV, and hypertension and preventive care. A wise patient will choose health care providers who can provide appropriate and evidence-based care, communicate well, and collaborate with other professionals on the health care team. In some cases, the health care provider will be a physician, and in other cases a nurse practitioner or other health care provider. It's not unusual for a patient to see a midwife for obstetric care, a surgeon for appendectomy, a nurse for diabetic teaching, and a nurse practitioner for routine gynecologic care.
What does a Forensic Nurse do?
A forensic nurse is a medical professional whose job it is not only to provide care to individuals, but to look at patients' cases from an investigative perspective, and provide medical assistance and evidence to police and legal officials.
