Nursing and nursing service is one of the greatest humanitarian services. Anyone whether ill or well, rich or poor, literate or
illiterate, young or old, at work or at play, in or out of the hospital, in some
way or other, directly or indirectly is can be treated by a nurse. Nursing has
its own body of knowledge scientifically based and humanitarianism that
promises expanded benefits to people and society. The human being assists by
the nurse to achieve their potential for self-direction for health. For as long
as there has been life, there has been the need to provide care and comfort to
those suffering from illness and injury.
Nursing has been called the oldest of the arts and the
youngest of the profession. The word nurse evolved from the Latin word
nutritious, which means nourishing. B.Sc Nursing Admission in West Bengal offers
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The roots of medicine and nursing are intertwined and found in
mythology, ancient eastern and western cultures, and religion.
Now we will discuss the collection and testing of biological material and hygiene requirements which is related to the health of the human being. Compliance with the rules, largely set by applicable legislation,
can help prevent the spread of hospital infections, protect patients, shorten
the length of treatment, and thus reduce healthcare costs associated with in-patient
and out-patient medical facilities and sanatoriums.
When collecting biological material for testing, the
following hygiene requirements must be followed:
• It can be collected in a room or areas designated for
handling biological material that meet the basic hygiene requirements for the
collection of biological material
• It is collected with sterile medical aids, including
disposable gloves, always for one treated person, and the permeability of the
gloves must match the use and the level of the risk from the biological agent
• It is usually collected before starting treatment with
chemotherapeutic or antimicrobial agents
• Biological material in infectious diseases is collected in
regard to the pathogenesis of the infection. In order to determine the
diagnosis, the material is usually collected during the acute stage of
infection; in the case of serological testing, a second sample is collected two
to three weeks after collection of the first sample, or as appropriate
• It must be stored in standard containers, and in
decontaminated containers, excluding any risk of contamination of the requisite
forms
• It is transported to avoid degradation by physical
elements and to avoid posing a risk to humans.
Bed making is also art of nursing. Some tips are mention
below about bed making.
Purpose
1. To provide clean and comfortable bed for the patient
2. To reduce the risk of infection by maintaining a clean
environment
3. To prevent bed sores by ensuring there are no wrinkles to
cause pressure points
Equipment required:
1. Mattress (1)
2. Bed sheets (2) and Bottom sheet (1)
Top sheet (1)
3. Pillow (1)
4. Pillow cover (1)
5. Mackintosh (1)
6. Draw sheet (1)
7. Blanket (1)
8. Savlon water or Dettol water in basin
9. Sponge cloth (4): to wipe with solution (1)
To dry (1)
When bed make is done by two nurses
Sponge cloth is needed two each.
10. Kidney tray or paper bag (1)
11. Laundry bag or Bucket (1)
12. Trolley (1)
