What is the role of nurses in advocating for their patients?

Explain the nephron and its’ two main structural components? 

Can you email pictures of your homework to your teacher to get it graded?

Where can students print on the Blinn campus?

A nurse witnesses a car wreck and knows that people are probably injured. As the only healthcare provider currently on the scene, the nurse attempts to give aid to the victims of the wreck. A hysterical parent is screaming for help with their child, and the nurse attempts to render aid. The child’s body is very damaged, but the nurse tries to stabilize the child pending arrival of first responders. The nurse is confident that doing so is protected by which legal concept?

The nurse is assisting a patient with their lunch and notices they seem to be having difficulty swallowing. She communicates this new concern to the patient care team and suggests they place a consult for a specialist. Which type of interprofessional team member should evaluate the patient for this issue?

Which ethical principle emphasizes doing good and promoting the welfare of others?

What is the primary purpose of disciplinary actions taken against nurses by regulatory boards?

How are values developed in nursing?

Which legal concept ensures that nurses are held accountable for their actions and decisions?