Navodaya College of Nursing Raichur

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24/06/2014

Spend Some Time Daily to Keep Your Mind Positive !

Positive thoughts save time.

However hard I try to make plans to save time, unless I make a plan to organize my mind, I will continue to lose precious time with waste or negative thoughts. Even not following time schedules creates stress. So instead of focusing on organizing time, I need to save time, by using my thoughts well. Today I will keep a check on my thoughts. I will spend at least 15 minutes throughout the day with something that will keep my mind positive. And I will sustain this for a few days so that I start observing the difference it creates.


~ Brahma Kumaris, Mt.Abu.

19/12/2013

CAUSES OF GASTRIC PROBLEMS:
These problems arise from a number of factors. Most common of which is stress, physical or mental. Trauma or stress leads to ulceration of gastric mucosa while some factors lead to chronic inflammation of gastric lining which includes eating acidic food, drugs, smoking and alcohol. Gastric problems are most frequently caused by heartburn, acidity, indigestion and stomach bloating. Tumors, kidney stones, constipation, food poisoning, bacterial infections, ulcers and pancreatitis also lead to problems of the stomach.
HOME REMEDIES FOR GASTRIC PROBLEMS:
USE OF LEMONS:
In one cup of water, squeeze lemon juice and add half table spoon of baking soda. Completely mix the baking soda in water by continuously stirring it. It gives prompt relief from gastric problems. Employ it preferably at morning times and get an instant gastric pain relief.
HERBAL TEAS:
Herbal tea mixture is effective in speeding up and improving the process of digestion. It is most commonly made up of chamomile, raspberry, blackberry and mint.
USE OF TURMERIC LEAVES:
Daily consumption of mixture of grinded turmeric leaves in water provides an effective way to cure gastric problem of any sort.
DRINKING OF PLENTY OF WATER:
Consumption of at least five or six to eight glasses of water on a daily basis not only prevents from a lot of diseases but also improves skin and hair.
GINGER:
Ginger is the easily available home based ingredient that single handedly prevents from gas formation in the stomach and cures the associated gastric problems.
POTATOES:
Grinded potato juice is employed in home environment to cure gastric problem of any kind. At least thrice a day consumption of potato juice has shown remarkable result

29/10/2013

It may surprise you that modern nursing -- the care and competency we've come to expect from our medical professionals -- is less than 150 years old in America. Not so long ago, many people preferred to forgo formal health care, considering nurses and hospitals to be far less safe than tending to illness or injury at home.
There was a time that nursing duties fell to nuns, or -- during wars -- to the military. Before the end of the 19th century, most nurses didn't have any formal training -- and many lacked any education at all. Nurses were typically women who provided the sick, injured and wounded with comfort, but not necessarily good -- or any -- medical care. It wasn't until the extraordinary women and men on our list advocated for change and pioneered a path for nurses from bedpan to bachelor's degree that the seeds of modern nursing were born.

23/06/2013

Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)::

Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is a disease affecting the stomach and intestines in which stomach contents back up into the esophagus.
GERD, also referred to as heartburn, acid reflux, or pyrosis, can be very painful and can wear down the esophageal lining over time.
Start by changing what you eat andhow you eat it.
Eat Slowly:
One of the main causes of heartburn, gas, and indigestion is eating too quickly. If you suffer from GERD, try to eat your meals slowly to avoid swallowing air and filling the stomach too quickly. Take smaller bites and chew completely before you swallow.
Don't Over eat:
If you suffer from acid reflux,you may have noticed that your symptoms are worse after a large meal. Overeating leads to gas, indigestion, and yes, painful heartburn. Try to eat several smallmeals throughout the day rather than three larger ones.
Avoid Heartburn-Causing Foods:
One of the most effective precautions to take with GERDis to watch what you eat. Many foods are known to cause heartburn and acid reflux, such as fatty or greasy foods, spicy food, tomato sauces, citrus fruit, vinegar-based dressings, chocolate, salsa, coffee, sodas, and alcoholic beverages. Foods that are safe to eat include apples, bananas, cabbage, green beans, potatoes, peas, carrots, broccoli, skinless chicken breast, eggs, fish, and low-fat dairy products.
Take Preventive Measures:
One sure way to avoid heartburn pain from GERD is to stop acid problems before they start. There are both prescription and over-the-counter medications which, if taken before a meal, can help reduce the likelihood of an acid attack. One way to prevent heartburn is to drinka daily glass ofbarley grass or wheat grass. Thesedrinks are not only good for your health but should help neutralize the acid in the stomach

22/06/2013

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22/06/2013

SELF-PREPARATION BEFORE GOING TO THE INTERVIEW

Your Homework
Prepare some questions that can be frequently asked during the interview. A sample of questions are listed below:
*.What is your future plan?
*.Why did you choose a particular career?
*.What qualifications do you have that make you feel you would be successful in your field?
*.What have been the significant achievements in your career?
*.How do you update yourself in your profession?
*.What jobs have you held since you have qualified (passed out)?
*.What have you learnt (not learned)?
*.What jobs have you enjoyed the most? The least? Why?
*.What do you know about the employers?
*.Do you think that you are competent in your professional skills?
*.Why would you like to leave the present job?
*.What are your strengths and weaknesses?
*.Why do you want to go to USA / UK?

22/06/2013

HISTORY OF NURSING IN INDIA:
In 1857 the India Mutiny turned Miss Nightingales interest to the health of the Army in India. It was for this purpose the Royal Commission was appointed in 1859. In 1868, a sanitary department was established.
In March 1888, ten qualified British nurses arrived in India to look afterthe British Army in India. In 1905, during the British rule in India, missionary nurses arrived as members of Missionary Medical Association. This was the very start of formalized nursing service in India.
Gradually, the increasing need of adequately trained nurses led to creation of South India Examining Board in 1911 and the North India Examining Board in 1912. It was the mission hospital Nursing leaders who laid the foundation of systematic Nursing education in India. However, the mid India Board of Examination was started in 1934. But this was not regulated for registration. State-wise councils started developing from 1935 onwards. Indian Nursing Council (INC) Act was passed by theParliament in 1947.
The Nursing Council upgraded the educational requirements which permitted onlymatriculated candidates to seek admission to the schools. Now, India has State-wise registration councils in 19 states. ( TNAI yearbook 2000-2001).
The Central Government granted an approval to the Bhore Committee's (1946) recommendations by starting two colleges of Nursing in Delhi (1946) and Vellore (1947). This provided university degree level courses. With the efforts of Professor S. Radhakrishnan (the then Chairman of University Education Commission), Nursing education in the country was integrated into thesystem of higher education.
Over decades, there has been an improvement in the availability of nursing education in India.

22/06/2013

In the modern world, there are a number of nursing specialities.
Professional organizations or certifying boards issue voluntary certificationin many of these specialties.

*. Ambulatory care nursing
*. Advanced practice nursing
*. Burn nursing
*. Camp nursing
*. Cardiac nursing
*. Cardiac catheter laboratory nursing
*. Medical case management
*. Community health nursing
*. Correctional nursing
*. Critical care nursing
*. Emergency and trauma nursing
*. Environmental health nursing
*. Faith community nursing
*. Flight nursing
*. Forensic nursing
*. Gastroenterology nursing
*. Genetics nursing
*. Geriatric nursing
*. Health visiting
*. Holistic nursing
*. Home health nursing
*. Hospice and palliative care nursing
*. Hyperbaric nursing
*. Immunology and allergy nursing
*. Intravenous therapy nursing
*. Infection control nursing
*. Infectious disease nursing
*. Legal nursing
*. Maternal-child nursing
*. Medical-surgical nursing
*. Mental health or psychiatric nursing
*. Military and uniformed services nursing
*. Neonatal nursing
*. Neurosurgical nursing
*. Nursing informatics
*. Nursing management
*. Nursing research
*. Obstetrical nursing
*. Occupational health nursing
*. Oncology nursing
*. Orthopaedic nursing
*. Ostomy nursing
*. Pediatric nursing
*. Perianesthesia nursing
*. Perioperative nursing
*. Private duty nursing
*. Psychiatric or mental health nursing
*. Public health nursing
*. Pulmonary nursing
*. Quality improvement
*. Radiology nursing
*. Rehabilitation nursing
*. Renal nursing
*. School nursing
*. Space nursing
*. Sub-acute nursing
*. Substance abuse nursing
*. Surgical nursing
*. Telenursing
*. Telephone triage nursing
*. Transplantation nursing
*. Travel nursing
*. Urology nursing
*. Utilization management
*. Wound care

20/06/2013

Choose a nursing profession...!
Nursing, it’s not just a job, it’s a profession.
A profession is any job where you need specialized knowledge and training. Nursing combines science and technology with people skills like: communication, problem solving, teaching, and compassion. As a nurse, you will touch people’s lives at a time when they need help.
The variety of opportunities for nurses is endless. A nurse can earna competitive salary and work anywhere in the world. Nurses can specialize in the same way doctors do in areas such as pediatrics, geriatrics (caring for the elderly), emergency medicine, etc. With advanced education, nurses can become independent clinical specialists like nurse midwives, nurse anesthetists or nurse practitioners.
Nursing is one of the most respected professions in the world.Nursing is expected to grow faster than all other occupations through 2009 (according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics). In other words, there will always be jobs for nurses.