Roles of Professional Nurse (FON.1, unit II)

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in this lecture students will be learn about :
Roles of the Nurse Coordinator Communicator Teacher Counselor Manager Leader Team player Motivator Delegator Critical thinker Innovator Researcher Advocate
Record medical history and symptoms.
Collaborate with teams to plan for patient care.
Advocate for the health and wellbeing of patients.
Monitor patient health and record signs.
Administer medications and treatments.
Operate medical equipment.
Perform diagnostic tests.
For the first time in the history of BSN ,you will find an organized syllabic which is solved and easy to learn according to your own pace.
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Complete Lecture

2. OBJECTIVES
At the end of this session the learner will be able to:
•Difinetionof Professional
•Characteristics of a profession
•Rollof Professional Nurse
•Describe of career roles
•Descriptionof role as a
•Communicator
•Teacher
•Counselor
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3. DEFINITION OF PROFESSION
Profession:
Atype of occupation that meets certain criteria that raise it to level above that of an occupation.
Profession:
•It's a calling that requires special knowledge, skill preparation.
•An occupation that requires advanced knowledge and skill that it grows out of society's needs
for special services.
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4. DEFINITION OF PROFESSION
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Professional:
A person who belongs to and practice a profession.
Professionalism:
Demonstration of high level of personal coma optical and high level
of skillCharacteristicsfor a member of a profession.
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5. •Great responsibility.
•Accountability. Based on specialized,
theoretical knowledge.
•Institutional preparation.
•Autonomy.
•Clients rather than customers.
•Direct working relationships.
•Ethical constraints.
FUNDAMENTAL
CHARACTERISTICS OF A
PROFESSION
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DEFINITION OF PROFESSIONAL
NURSE
Professional Nurseit's a health worker
identified by law as a registered nurse whether
graduate from bachelor are diploma degree,
master degree, PhD and does not include the
assistant nurse
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7. DEFINITION
OFPROFESSIONAL NURSING
•It is meansthe process in which substantial
specializedknowledge drivedfrom the biological,
physical, psychological, and behavioral sciences
is applied to the care:
Diagnosis, treatment counseling and health
teaching of person who are experiencing changes
in the normal health process.
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8. NURSING AS A PROFESSION
•Nursingis recognized increasingly as a professionbased on
the following criteria:
•Welldefined body of specific and unique knowledge.
•Strong services orientation.
•Recognized authority by professional group.
•Code of ethics.
•Professional organization that sets standards.
•Ongoing research
•. Autonomy.
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9. CHARACTERISTICS OF PROFESSIONAL
NURSE
•Caring
•Honest
•Faithful
•Patient
•Goodlistener
•Accountable
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10. CARRER ROLE
•A Role is a setof expected behaviors associated with person's
status or position. Role includes behaviors, rights and
responsibilities.
•Nurses function in a variety of roles every day. Often roles overlap,
which may lead to a conflict in expectation or responsibilities.
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11. ROLL OF PROFESSIONAL NURSE
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12. NURSE AS A COMMUNICATOR
•Nurse-patient communicationpromotes and builds mutual
understanding, trust and support of nurse-patient relationship. Nurses
can also communicate with patients to identify and meet the needs of the
patient's negative feelings, so effective communication improves the
quality of care, which plays the role of catalytic.
•Nursing involves communication with clients and families, other nurses,
health care team members and the community.
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13. •Nurse educators provideongoing mentorship and serveas examples to
students through various stages of hands-on learning. It's an especially
important role in clinical development, where students look to their
teachers for feedback on patient interaction, decision-making, and health
assessment. (21-Aug-2020)
NURSE ROLE AS A TEACHER
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14. •Ascounselor,provides emotional, intellectual and psychological
support.
•She helps a client to adopt with stressful psychological or social
problem.
NURSE AS A COUNSELOR
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