Clinical Pocket Reference

Hope you got the grades you were aiming for! ❤️

For those heading on to be a student nurse, NA, ODP or medical student this Autumn, congratulations 🥳 Well done, almost time for this exciting new chapter to begin!

Hope you got the grades you were aiming for! ❤️
For those heading on to be a student nurse, NA, ODP or medical student this Autumn, congratulations 🥳 Well done, almost time for this exciting new chapter to begin!

All UK nurses are required to become proficient in medicines management before registration. Safe administration of medicines is an essential skill for every nurse 💜

Practical Medicines Management address the practical administration of medicines to adults, and is an excellent resource for study and placement

Fundamentals of Acute Mental Health Nursing outlines the social determinants of health, along with key actions for nurses in the clinical role

The book addresses common conditions and the range of therapeutic approaches to support and care

Whether it’s hot or not, here’s a table you can refer to on the average adult daily fluid balance 💧

For more information of fluid and electrolyte balance, check out pages 63-64 in Clinical Pocket Reference for Nurses

Some great reminders here for all nursing students! 💙

Be ready for anything 😎

Whether you’re studying, on placement, or in practice, we’re here to support you in safe, confident care 🩵

The key features of Clinical Pocket Reference Neurosciences 💚

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Happy Friday everyone! 😎

We hope it’s been a great summer for you all! What have you been getting up to?

The Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) is used to assess level of consciousness in a wide variety of clinical settings,
particularly for patients with head injuries.

The GCS has been adopted in 80 countries around the world to assess levels of consciousness.

Save this post for later or you can read more on pages 20-21 in Clinical Pocket Reference for Nursing Associates!

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