You are shadowing a nurse in the emergency room of a local hospital. An orderly wheels in a patient who has..?
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hey ya.\nso, most of this question is irrelevant static.\nthe main point is, there's a patient on a tilted surface, and it might slide off. \n\nso if the patient isn't sliding off, what's keeping him from sliding down off the bed and onto the floor?\n\nif the answer is friction, then you are correct.\nif you don't think the answer is friction, what else could it be? alternatively, if the patient wasn't on a bed, but rather, on a greasy slide, it wouldn't take much of an angle for the patient to slide off.\n\nokay.\nso it's friction. \n\nyour book probably has done the old "friction between a slope with angle A and a box with mass M sitting on it" question to death. \n\nthe deal is that if you can't pass through a surface (so it's not made of water or jello or something), then it'll push back on you with a force pointing STRAIGHT out of the surface. this force is called the NORMAL FORCE. how much force does it push out with? the amplitude of the normal force is JUST ENOUGH to counteract the force you (or gravity) push down on it with. so. gravity will pull you down into it, and the normal force will push you back. \n\nanyway.... this is better explained with diagrams. look it up in your textbook. it's the old "incline plane" problem.
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Go visit any hospital's nursing station...and ASK.  The RN's will be happy to tell you. \nSure you'll need to learn how to draw blood and a lot of other euuuuuuie stuff.  But, unfortunately most RNs don't get to do enough of the 'hands-on' stuff, but are (as they'll voluntarily tell you) becoming 'pencil-pushers'; it's a known fact in the medical field that the Nurse's Assistant or the LPNs will have more contact with the patient.  But, only an RN can 'manage' a nurse's station.
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an associates in nursing will get you places.
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Find out the name of the Hospital where she works. You could pretend you were visiting some patient in the same ward where she is on duty.
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Take her to the emergency room - and sit there with her and hold her hand.  This is above your head, but she needs nourishment and professional help. NOW.
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If the victim was an adult, I would first check the scene for safety.  If the scene appeared safe, I would tap the victim's shoulder and shout "Are you OK?"  If the victim didn't respond, then I would call 911 or ask someone to do it.  I would attend to the victim by first looking, listening, and feeling for breathing.  If the victim is breathing and has signs of circulation than I would put that person in what is called the "recovery position", which is rolling the victim to his side with the top leg bent at the knee and the top arm bent at the elbow with the hand under the head.  Bottom arm and leg are straight.  If there is no sign of breathing and circulation than I would begin appropriate CPR care.  If the victim were an infant or child, I would do the same thing except if I was alone, I would provide 1 minute of care before calling 911.
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Make sure  you keep talking to your patient ,during evaluation Even if there suppose to be unconscious and look real good for a medical alert bracelet,some instructors like to hide them
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Take her to the hospital and see what the doctor has to say about it.
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A college degree at some accredited college for nursing...Plus if you really wanted to know ask a Nurse...I am glad they do it...But i work in a hospital, the business office....But no offense, after what I've been through,i feel it is gruesome down in the emergency room!
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I remember the day when hospitals were filled with good, professional nurses. No problem.  Now a days the hospitals I know are starving for good nurses.  They sometimes have to hire out to agencies, and believe me, some of these people are not up to snuff!  I have also noticed that the real good nurses go on to bigger things and leave what they were trained for.  I've been a patient at a hospital on numerous occasions.  I can spot a good one a mile away.  I can also spot an aide who is way out of her league, a mile away.  Study hard, listen in class.  Get ready for a rewarding job that will most likely pay your bills VERY nicely. " Good night nurse!!" An old time expression meaning " Holy cow!"
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My Grandma is an RN and is director of nurses at a hospital. I think that she wears a white lab coat. I know I have seen white lab coats at her house that have her name tag and hospital ID on them.
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Accident and Emergency Department
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Wrong- a Nurse Practicioner has prescription powers.
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They could call in a crash team, move the doctor out of the way and keep working on the patient.  \n\nThat's my opinion.
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"Du werdest eine krankenschwester brauchen?"\n\nWill you need a nurse?
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honey get her to the ER IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!!!!!! please, ok?
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going to a hospital would be and emt or paramedic. at the hospital it would be a nurse or aide as mentioned previously. it would depend on what circumstances your question was based on.