Things Nurses Should Always Take Heed Of
Nursing schools hava already taught every student of the things they must know. But often, forgetfulness ram their way, so this article is their great way to refresh their memories.
As a nurse, there are no excuses for you to forget some important things that you should never take for granted during your shift or your everyday task with impartial consideration on your career. In school, nurses are taught of many things that include professional skills, bearing, and ethics. But far more than the school, nurses are greatly measured not by grades but in real score when they actually begin their duties as full pledged healthcare provider. Often said, the true challenges of a nurse will be faced once she/ he begin to work in a hospital on her/ his own. So, I list some of the important things that a nurse should never forget. These are simple things that plays vital role in the performance of a nurses duty and also in the protection of her/ his health too.
1. Cleanliness – This is why Florence Nightingale has been hailed the Mother of the Nursing Profession. In all aspect, there is a call on nurses to be clean. One medical scrub would not be enough to bring to duty as nurse garments are vulnerable to staining. Bring as many as medical scrubs as you can or store some in your locker provided by the hospital. Not to mention the regular washing of hands; though I think I am barking at the wrong trees here.
2. Fitness – It does not follow that because you have a straight 12 hour shift gives you an excuse of not even visiting your gym or at least take 1 hour of jogging. Fitness means making your immune system stronger to resist typical viruses and not just making your look sexy on your nursing uniforms. Constant regular exercise can also boost your physical stamina and agility – feats you greatly need during your shifts.
3. Acceptable Grooming – Body hairs, tattoos, piercings, makeups, and accessories should always be groomed or worn appropriately. Chest hairs can be good in bed but not in the hospital. For male nurses, don
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