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I am taking ESL class in New York now but its nursing ESL class so I have to understand the question first I kind a understand but I also need to find other peoples opinion but especially nurses because my professor told me to do so.

no:) I am nurse praction in Italy, and l am learning english so i can have a job in USA

How could the use of the nursing process have prevented the incidents from occuring?? A nurse was sued for failure to take appropriate nursing action when she improperly administered a tube feeding. Toward the end of the shift, the nurse remembered that she had to give a client a tube feeding. In a hurry to get home, she did not check the position of the tube before administering the feeding. She poured the feeding rapidly into the nasogastric feeding tube and continued to do so even though the feeding fluid was coming out of the client's nose and mouth and he was gagging and in respiratory distress. Despite the client's distress, the nurse left the room and went home.An orderly came into the room after report and sought assistance for the client, who now unresponsive. The client died a short time later.

hi everyone, I have a question to All NURSES: In the hospital if someone is deaf and also dont know how to speak standard sign language, plus dont know how to write or read. If that old man comes to a hospital because he needs to be treated for heart disease or something that is importand. If the cardiologist hand the nurse a special procedures consent form and tells her to get the old man to put an X on the signature line so that the test can be performed. what are the ethical issues involved with the cardiolagist's request of the nurse to get the client to sign the consent form??and also what would be the best way for the nurse to resolve this situation?? (no wife or kids) Thank you.