Understanding the blood group system and blood transfusions

Article Abstract:

The nurses should be aware of the ABO group system and blood components and have to ensure that the blood is correctly sampled, handled, stored, checked and administered. The awareness of possible adverse events during or after transfusion, constant monitoring of the patient and training to deal with such events are very important to ensure that the process of transfusion is as safe as possible.

United States, Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Blood transfusion

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Managing Epilepsy

Article Abstract:

A nurse specialist describes current management of epilepsy as an educational aid for nurses. She believes the condition is often misunderstood by both patients and professionals.

Care and treatment, Practice, Nursing, Epilepsy

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