~ Assisting patients with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, feeding, and grooming.
~ Taking regular blood pressure, temperature, pulse, and respiratory rate readings, and reporting any significant changes.
~ Helping patients move, either by walking, using wheelchairs, or transferring them between beds and chairs safely.
~ Providing support with catheter management, ensuring cleanliness, and assisting with wound dressing changes.
~ Helping patients take their prescribed medications, ensuring proper dosage and timing.
~ Observing patients’ health and behavior, reporting any concerns or changes to the nursing team or doctors.
~ Offering comfort, companionship, and listening to patients’ concerns to enhance their mental well-being.
~ Ensuring patient rooms are tidy, clean, and safe while adhering to infection control protocols.
~ Keeping accurate records of patient care, vital signs, and any changes in health.