What Does a Treatment Nurse Do?

Assistant nurses are nurses who have not obtained a nurse's vocational qualification certificate just after graduating from a nursing school. They are mainly responsible for treating patients and doing their daily care and basic care.

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The duties of an assistant nurse are as follows:

1. Work under the leadership and guidance of the head nurse.

2. Serve patient life care and some simple basic nursing work.

3. Visit the ward at any time and answer the patient's call to assist patients who cannot take care of themselves in eating, getting up, and delivering toilets.

4. Make preparations for the patients before admission and arrange the bed sheets, berths, and terminal disinfection after discharge. Assist the nurse to manage the quilt and furniture.

5. Collect and send out temporary laboratory specimens and other sent patients in time ^[1] .