1. Patient Care

• Monitor patient condition (vital signs, symptoms)

• Administer medications and treatments

• Assist with daily activities (bathing, feeding, mobility)

• Provide wound care and manage infections

2. Health Assessment

• Collect patient history

• Perform physical examinations

• Identify health problems and risks

• Develop and update nursing care plans

3. Health Education

• Teach patients about diseases, medications, and lifestyle changes

• Educate families on patient care at home

• Promote preventive health practices

4. Emotional Support

• Provide psychological support to patients and families

• Help patients cope with illness, stress, or end-of-life situations

5. Coordination of Care

• Work with doctors, therapists, and other healthcare professionals

• Ensure continuity of care

• Advocate for patient needs and rights

6. Documentation

• Maintain accurate patient records

• Record treatments, progress, and observations

• Ensure legal and professional accountability

7. Infection Control & Safety

• Follow hygiene and safety protocols

• Prevent hospital-acquired infections

• Ensure a safe environment for patients

8. Emergency Care

• Respond quickly to critical situations

• Perform CPR and first aid

• Assist in life-saving procedures

9. Professional Responsibilities

• Follow ethical and legal standards

• Maintain patient confidentiality

• Continue learning and professional development

10. Leadership & Management (for senior nurses)

• Supervise junior staff

• Manage hospital units

• Participate in policy-making and quality improvement