JINJIN WANG

• Assessment Skills:

Fluid Balance Assessment:

Monitor fluid intake and output closely to identify changes in renal function.

Assess for signs of fluid overload or dehydration.

• Laboratory Values:

Interpret laboratory results, including serum creatinine, blood urea nitrogen (BUN), and electrolytes, to assess renal function.

• Critical Thinking and Decision-Making:

Recognition of causes of acute health issues such as AKI

Prioritization:

Prioritize nursing interventions based on the severity, addressing immediate needs and preventing complications.

• Collaboration with Healthcare Team:

Collaborate with physicians, nephrologists, and other healthcare professionals to develop and implement a comprehensive care plan.

• Airway Management:

Possess expertise in airway management, especially for patients undergoing throat or neck surgeries, ensuring proper ventilation and respiratory support.

• Pain Management:

Administer pain medications and employ non-pharmacological pain management techniques tailored to the needs of patients undergoing ENT procedures.

• Patient Education:

Educate patients on postoperative care, including instructions for managing pain, caring for surgical sites, and recognizing signs of complications.

• Provide tracheostomy care in Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) settings. Patients with tracheostomies require specialized care to ensure optimal respiratory function and prevent complications.

• worked alongside with experienced RN to assess and manage health concerns of patients with complex health needs
• administered medication, therapeutic agents and treatments, to inmate patients under supervision of RN
• Applied dressings & bandages
• Reported reactions to treatments and medications, as well as changes in the inmates' emotional or physical condition
• Delivered individualized counselling services to clients working through issues such as mental illness and substance abuse.

• Assisting patients with their ADLS such as showering, toileting, shaving, oral hygiene, dressing and eating
• Observing and reporting changes in patients' condition
• Repositioning, pressure area and skin care
• Maintaining accurate and detailed patient records.
• Building effective relationships with patients through clear communication and empathy
• Applying simple wound dressings

• monitored patients' vital signs
• worked with RN to recognize any signs of deterioration, provided urgent treatment and escalated patients' care to the medical team
• Administered medication, and blood transfusions, and monitored responses under the supervision of RN