How hard is working at night? Tell me how you feel about working at night.

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Nursing, an industry with overlapping night shifts, can be seen from green apples to red apples to rotten bananas. In the past, people thought that nursing was a glorious and beautiful industry, but with the recognition of the medical industry by the society, the word nurse was too heavy. Nurse+night shift = unable to take care of the family and accompany the children, and the pace of life was completely disordered.

Night shift is when nurses take the lead. On the premise of finishing her work, she has to deal with many emergencies.

Event 1:

There is a patient with gallbladder Ca. His child is very filial and knows the patient's condition very clearly. Regardless of the outcome of the illness, family members are reluctant to transfer to ICU, just want to spend the last journey with their families quietly in the ward. A night nurse has been in the patient's ward since taking over because of the patient's hypoxemia, drawing blood gas, breathing bladder to assist ventilation, sucking sputum, basic nursing and infusion for symptomatic treatment. In a blink of an eye, three hours passed, and my front foot just left the ward door, ready to treat other patients. The family members of patients with posterior gallbladder Ca pressed the call bell again and again. A nurse came in and saw that her vital signs were relatively stable, so she said, "It doesn't matter if her blood oxygen stays in this range. There are other patients outside to be busy, and it is estimated that she will be very busy tonight. " Her family replied, "You can't die now, until you take good care of my patients and do a good job of succession." Hearing this, a nurse was full of holes in her heart, and all the hard work and sweat were trampled by anyone inside and outside.

Event 2:

Is an elderly female patient with anxiety disorder. Since I was admitted to the hospital, I have been ringing the bell at night and complaining about abdominal pain. After various examinations, abdominal B-ultrasound showed no obvious abnormality. However, patients still often ring the bell at night. What's more, she went to the doctor's office and sat in the nurse's bar in the middle of the night, saying that someone had poisoned her. The patient is in good condition during the day, rings the bell on time at night, repeats what he said before, and then advises him to go back to the ward. In the long run, night nurses are on the verge of collapse.

As can be seen from the above events, some incredible things usually happen at night shift, which is also the time when the nursing force is the weakest. The work of night nurses has both physical and psychological pressures. Other positions only need the person in charge to be on duty at night, and emergencies can be handled. Night nurses also have a night of nursing work, including routine nursing work, patients entering and leaving the hospital, surgical patients, emergency treatment and so on. , may run all night. Remember the nurse who died of myocarditis ()? Her death made us very sad, so young, the mood of love has just begun. It has been said that if there are no inpatients in the hospital, perhaps the probability of medical staff working at night will be much reduced, at least the workload will be reduced. But I want to talk about more than just inpatients. I took my children to children's hospital last night, and the number of outpatient visits that night was amazing. Within more than three hours of seeing a doctor, the medical staff went to the toilet once without taking a sip of water. At this rate, the number of patients is still increasing. Click the link to view the news.

How to reduce the burden of night nurses and doctors is not a problem we can solve, but I hope that through this article, more people can understand the difficulties and hardships of the medical care industry, and I hope that medical staff can get more care and understanding. Nurses don't choose patients. Faced with pain and suffering, they chose to devote themselves to their work. I just hope that there will be more communication and understanding between us, so that the night shift will no longer be difficult, nurses will no longer be difficult to do, and doctors and patients will no longer meet.

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