Nursing care is the process of providing nursing services to a person who is ill, injured, or disabled. It includes both physical and emotional care. Nurses are health professionals who provide nursing care.

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Nurses are responsible for assessing patient needs, developing a plan of care, implementing the plan of care, and evaluating its effectiveness. They also teach patients about their treatment and how to manage their condition in order to promote health or prevent illness.

The nursing process consists of four phases: assessment, diagnosis, planning, and implementation.

Assessment: Gathering information from the patient's medical history and presenting symptoms in order to identify the patient's needs and priorities for care (e.g., pain). Nursing diagnoses are based on these findings plus other factors such as age-related changes in functioning or risk factors that increase vulnerability to certain diseases (e.g., smoking).

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Diagnosis: Determining what might be wrong with the patient based on the assessment

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Nursing care is the process of assessing, diagnosing, and treating an individual who is ill, injured or infirm. Nurses have a wide range of specializations and can work in a variety of settings from hospitals to community clinics.

Nurses provide care for individuals in many different settings including hospitals, nursing homes, home health agencies, schools and universities. Nurses may also work with individuals who have chronic illnesses or disabilities such as diabetes or Alzheimer’s disease. Nurses must be able to assess patients and provide care for them without making assumptions about their knowledge or ability to understand instructions.

A nurse's responsibilities include:

- Assessing the patient's needs

- Providing education on how to manage their condition

- Administering medications as prescribed by a doctor

- Monitoring vital signs including blood pressure and heart rate

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The nursing profession is one of the most demanding and stressful professions in the world. Nurses are responsible for caring for patients and their families, as well as working to promote wellness, prevent illness, and provide education about health.

Nurses need to be able to handle any situation that comes their way. They need to be able to handle emergencies in a calm manner and make sure that they are ready for anything that may happen. Nurses also have a duty of confidentiality when it comes to patient information. This means that they cannot share any information about their patients with anyone who is not authorized by law or the patient themselves.