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Hello everyone You must have heard about me and my controversy some month back on the topic about evangelism. Am glad to say that through this medium and also your comment on that topic, my view about the "Nurse patient relationshipal has completely changed for the best. My aching feeling today is what I keep hearing about nurses not caring for each other and also how the board turns their back on a RN after some incompetence forgetting that we human also. Secondly I need to know why are some Nurses not bring to the attension of the patient relatives that they are nurses and not doctor, if at anytime thay are called in time of emergency Finally can I administer a Manitol without a urinary catheter

The World Health Organization has given the go-ahead for a meningitis A vaccine to be used in infants younger than a year old in Africa. The vaccine, MenAfriVac, has been highly effective since its introduction four years ago in protecting children and adults ages 1 to 29. * The inexpensive, safe vaccine has been administered to more than 215 million people in 15 countries in sub-Saharan Africa's so-called meningitis belt, where the disease occurs regularly in an area between Senegal in the west to Ethiopia in the east. * * The countries include Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Cote d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Ghana, Mali, Niger, Mauritania, Nigeria, Senegal, Sudan, Togo and Gambia. * One of the most devastating outbreaks occurred in 1996-97, when an epidemic of meningitis A infected a quarter-million people and killed 25,000 in a few months. * But since the widespread use of MenAfriVac in 2010, there has been a dramatic decrease in the number of cases and it confers "community" immunity among unvaccinated groups. * In 2012, there was a 90 percent drop in the incidence and transmission of meningitis A in Chad. * Meningitis A causes high fever and severe headache, along with vomiting and nausea, seizures, sleepiness and sensitivity to light. * ** It is thought that giving the drug to infants as part of a routine vaccination schedule will further reduce the number of meningitis outbreaks. * The low-cost MenAfriVac was developed by a partnership between the nonprofit Meningitis Vaccine Project and Serum Institute of India. * By Jessica Berman VOA

Yeah mrchicago. I don't jst understand how well they thought of what I meant.

I will like to say thank you to all those who commented on my recent post. Thanks for your advice.

This is a very important area in the christaindom.. We should try to spread the gospel in our various ward as nurses

Am proud to be a student nurse, it gives me joy knowing one day I will have an impact on someone's life, I mean the joy in playing the role of a saviour makes me feel confident an strong. In this pass days have not been myself, both preapring for my project and client care, is really draining me. I need advice on how to get over such stress