Here's a clear summary of a nurse’s daily duties — especially relevant in hospitals, clinics, or nursing homes such as those in Denmark:
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 Daily Duties of a Nurse
1. Shift Handover (Start of Day)
- Receive report from the previous shift (patient updates, medication changes, incidents)
- Review patient charts and prioritize tasks
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2. Patient Rounds & Assessment
- Check on all assigned patients
- Monitor and record vital signs (temperature, blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen levels)
- Assess overall patient condition and document changes
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3. Medication Administration
- Prepare and administer prescribed medications at scheduled times
- Monitor for reactions or side effects
- Maintain accurate medication records
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4. Personal Care & Assistance
- Help patients with bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and feeding
- Reposition immobile patients to prevent bedsores
- Ensure clean and safe environments (change linens, disinfect surfaces)
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5. Documentation
- Update medical records regularly with assessments, medications, treatments, and observations
- Report any critical findings to the doctor or senior nurse
6. Communication
- Coordinate with doctors, physiotherapists, and lab technicians
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- Inform patients and families about treatment plans and progress
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7. Infection Control
- Follow hygiene protocols (hand washing, use of gloves/PPE)
- Manage waste and maintain sterile procedures during dressing changes or wound care
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8. Clinical Procedures (if applicable)
- Draw blood, insert IV lines, manage catheters or feeding tubes
- Assist during surgeries or examinations
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9. Shift Report (End of Day)
- Handover to the incoming nurse with all updates
- Complete paperwork and prepare patient summaries if needed
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Would you like this structured in a PDF format for job interviews, caregiver training, or documentation?