What Exactly does a Neonatal Nurse do?

A neonatal nurse is responsible in caring of new born infants. There are three levels of caring of a neonatal nurse. Level 1, consists of caring for healthy newborn, level 2 is caring for premature or ill newborns, and level 3 is caring for newborn which cannot be treated in the other levels and are in need of high technology to survive.

Hospice Nurses Speaking from personal experience, these nurses are angels sent from heaven. Not only do they help with telling you what to expect, they help the patient and comfort everyone near them. They come everyday and at the moment of exit.

Our angel came everyday and she would bathe daddy and make him more comfortable and her voice was as soft as an angel, she had a lot of experience and she knew everything that was going to happen next. She was there for daddy and his family all of us. She even came to the funeral to comfort and help those in need of comfort.To answer your question, the hospice nurse knows and does everything that the family cannot do.

Thank God for these angels, it takes a very special person to be in this profession.

Comfort We have two people in our congregation using hospice. The roll of a hospice worker is to comfort and ease the patient and family through the process of dying. It is an alternative to the patient dying in the hospital or another facility.It allows them to pass from this life in the comfort and familiar surroundings of their home.

It is a wonderful service and takes a very strong and caring person to volunteer to do it. I hope this answers your question..

Hospice nurse... It is the job of the hospice nurse to keep the patient as comfortable as possible during the dying process. This probably includes major pain medications for most people. This nurse will also work with the patient and family to be sure that everyone understands what to expect through each step of the process.

Some hospice workers spend a great deal of time with the family, while others will tend the patient's basic needs only. A lot depends on what the patient and family want from them. It's normally agreed that the patient will no long take any medication that will prolong their lives when they sign up for the hospice program.

The hospice program also furnishes any and all medical aides that the patient needs, such as wheel chair, bedside commode, hospital bed, lifts, etc. The patient can remain at home during this time or can enter a hospice facility, sometimes located in the local hospital. All of this is done at no cost to the patient or their family. Sources: personal experience with my family and friends pattiann's Recommendations Final Gifts: Understanding the Special Awareness, Needs, and Communications of the Dying Amazon List Price: $17.00 Used from: $3.50 Average Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 (based on 154 reviews) The Hospice Handbook: A Complete Guide Amazon List Price: $16.99 Used from: $4.05 These are both excellent books for anyone facing a death in their family.

Hospice nurses provide health care to a patient with terminal illness. Their focus is providing help and support so that the patient’s quality of life does not deteriorate so much. They can also provide regular evaluations and report back to doctors.

Additionally they can also provide help and support for family members and friends, and address any concerns you have about end-of-life issues and symptom management. When the end is near, the hospice nurse can also provide guidance and support to the patient and family.

The answers already provided are great, but I also wanted to add that they handle admissions and patient/family psychosocial education about end of life care and the dying process. Each hospice requires different duties to be completed by nurses or by social workers (if they employ any). Ultimately, it depends on the organization.Org.

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