1. Measure and record vital signs. In general nursing homes or rehabilitation departments, this is done every 8 hours. For abnormal body temperature, heartbeat, and blood pressure, the registered nurse will ask the nurse assistant to re-measure and record it within a certain period of time. The medical, surgical and observation rooms record and measure every 4 hours, and there are no nurse assistants in the ICU.

2. Record the input and output.

3. Patient's daily care.

4. Collect urine, stool, and sputum specimens. Many hospitals have trained nurse assistants to be responsible for peripheral venous blood drawing.

Generally, the departments with a large demand for assistant nurses are nursing homes and rehabilitation centers. , each assistant nurse is responsible for 10-12 patients, many of whom cannot take care of themselves. In the medical, surgical and observation rooms, each nurse assistant is responsible for no more than 9 patients on average, with a mix of severity.

Medical, surgical and observation rooms In nursing homes and rehabilitation departments, assistant nurses are given the same 12-hour shift as registered nurses, and there are no shifts. In nursing homes and rehabilitation departments, nurse assistants are only given 8 hours, and there are no shifts, which means that you will always work the same shift.

If you go abroad and do not pass the registered nurse exam, of course you can always work as an assistant nurse. After you are familiar with computers and many examination procedures, you can also apply to the hospital to become a medical secretary.