FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING

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 INTRODUCTION OF NURSING

DEFINITION OF NURSING

Nursing is a unique function of nurse that is assist to individual sick or well in the performance of those activities contributing to health or its recovery(or to peaceful death) that he would perform unaided if he had the necessary strength , will or knowledge.

ICN

CERTAIN THEAMS ARE COMMON TO MANY OF THESE DEFINTION


1. NURSING S CARING FOR/NURTURING
2. NURSING IS AN ART
3. NURSING IS A SCIENCE.
4. NURSING IS AVOCATION.
5. NURSING IS CLENT ORINTED.
6. NURISNG IS HOLISTIC.
7. NURSING IS HOLISTIC.
8. NURSING IS ADAPTIVE.
9. NURSING IS COMPREHANSIVE
10. NURSING IS EDUCATIVE.

THE VARIOUS NURSING TRAINING PROGRAMMES WHICH WERE STARED:

Training of Dias and heath visitors.

Auxiliary nurse midwife program 
Diploma in general nursing and midwifery
university level program
Basic BSc nursing
Post basic BSc nursing
MSc nursing
M.Phil. in nursing
Ph.D. program
In-service education program
Staff development program

Continuing education program

PRINCIPLES  APPLIED IN NURISNG PROCEDURES

NURISNG PRINCIPLES

1.SAFETY: It means prevention of mechanicals, thermal, chemical and bacteriological injuries to the client and the workers and protection from all nuisance.
2.THERAPEUTIC EFFECTIVENESS: It is to achieve the purpose for which a procedure is done.
3. COMFORT: To provide comfort to give satisfaction to the client and the workers.
4. USE OF RESOURCES: It implies the right use and the economy of time, energy and material.
5. GOOD WORKMANSHIP: It is the art of doing.
6. INDIVIDUALITY: It is to consider the needs and problems of a particular client when a procedure is done.

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