Drug Calculations for Nurses
Content: Mathematics Performing Calculations Administering Medicines Revision
NURSES SALARY IN CANADA
NURSES SALARY IN CANADA – Based on Grade and Experience Canada comparatively offers good salary for nurses than most of the countries in the world. In Canada, nurses get approximately ~ $79,050 (CAD) per year or ~ $41.50 (CAD) per hour. Nurse’s salary in Canada depends on the location (Province/Territory) they work in Canada, the …
CURRENT – SINGAPORE NURSE SALARY
CURRENT – SINGAPORE NURSE SALARY Singapore nurses earn good wages as compared to other Asian Countries. Average staff nurse get S$5950 SGD per Month (S$71, 550 per Annum). Salary for nurse in Singapore depends on many factors, such as experience, education and grades. The field and the position in which the nurse works will determine …
NEW ZEALAND NURSE’S SALARY
NEW ZEALAND – Nurses Recent Salary Guide as per Grade New Zealand with significant medical benefits has immense opportunities for nurses around the world. Nurses are benefitted largely in New Zealand by receiving reasonable salary and perks. Nurse’s salary is hugely based on their, education, experience and grades they are working in. Average salary for …
RESTRAINTS
RESTRAINTS – Purposes and Types of Restraints (CHILD HEALTH NURSING) Restraints are used to restrict the movements of the sick baby in the bed. The restraints should select the appropriate, safe and comfortable one. However, the use of restraints should be restricted to the minimum PURPOSES Children may need to be restrained for some diagnostic …
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION – Purpose of Physical Examination, Techniques of Physical Examination, Guidelines of Physical Examination, Equipment Needed and Measuring of Vital Signs in Children (CHILD HEALTH NURSING) Physical examination is a skill used by nurses to examine and monitor sick children, undertake diagnostic investigation and provide therapeutic interventions PURPOSE OF EXAMINATION To differentiate normal from …
NEONATAL CARE
NEONATAL CARE – Objectives of Early Neonatal Care, Immediate Care and Neonatal Examination (CHILD HEALTH NURSING) Neonatal period is defined as birth up to the first 28 days of life. First week (7 days) of life is called early neonatal period. Late neonatal period extends from 7th day to less than 28th day of life …
INTEGRATED CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
INTEGRATED CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES (CHILD HEALTH NURSING) – Introduction, ICDS Package Services, Impact of ICDS program (CHILD HEALTH NURSING) INTRODUCTION Integrated child development services (ICDS) was initiated by Government of India, in the Ministry of Social and Women’s Welfare in 1975 The rural and urban project has a population of 100,000 and a tribal project …
INFANT CARE
INFANT CARE – Physiological Developments and Role of Nurse in Infant Care (CHILD HEALTH NURSING) Infant growth and development is rapid and enables maturation to unfold in a relatively short time. Health status is based on the infant’s ability to adapt to these rapid changes. As healthcare providers, the nurse must have an understanding of …
GROWTH CHART
GROWTH CHART – Uses of Growth Chart, Alternative Methods of Growth Monitoring and Child Health Problems (CHILD HEALTH NURSING) The growth chart or ‘road to health chart first designed by David Morley and later modified by WHO. It is visible display of the child’s physical growth and development. It is designed primarily for the longitudinal …
CHILD SURVIVAL AND SAFE MOTHERHOOD PROGRAM
CHILD SURVIVAL AND SAFE MOTHERHOOD PROGRAM (CSSM) (CHILD HEALTH NURSING) INTRODUCTION CSSM program launched on 20th August 1992 CSSM program is directed at achieving 9 of the 17 goals of National Health Policy (1983) which are related to maternal and child health OBJECTIVES OF CSSM Giving strength to universal immunization program Giving continual ORT to …