A licenced practical nurse organises and manages patient care based on the individual needs of each patient. Patients are interviewed and their medical history and physical condition are recorded. Takes vital signs from the patient, such as pulse, blood pressure, temperature, and respiration. Patients are cared for on a regular basis. Plans and supervises patient care based on the individual needs of each patient. Patients are interviewed and their medical history and physical condition are recorded. Takes vital signs from the patient, such as pulse, blood pressure, temperature, and respiration. Patients are cared for on a regular basis. Observes the health of patients. Examines medical records. Assists patients in getting to their rooms. Assists doctors and nurses in their work. Patients and their families are communicated with. EKG, phlebotomy, venipuncture, PFT, and Doppler are examples of standard diagnostic techniques. Prepares specimens for delivery to the lab by courier. Administers drugs to patients. Wound treatment is provided. Injects and/or enemas are prepared and administered. Assists in the comfort of the patient. Catheters are monitored.

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