Nurse Day 2021: Infected herself but engaged in healing patients

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Uday Pratap Singh, Indore, Nurse Day 2021. Apart from doctors, nursing staff also have an important role in screening and treating Kovid infected patients. The nursing staff is not only sampling patients at 25 fever clinics prescribed by the Health Department, but is also examining patients with the Rapid Response Team. Apart from this, more than three thousand members of nursing staff are treating patients day and night in Kovid hospitals of the city. Along with giving medicines to the patients, nurses are also getting them exercised. In ICU, the patients are also responsible for monitoring oxygen saturation and giving them life saving medicine. Many members of the nursing staff also became infected while serving patients. Even after this, his courage did not diminish. She still stands as an angel for patients in hospitals for 24 hours. a report…

Serving patients became infected with corona

In the last one year, the most covid patients have been admitted to Aurobindo Hospital. About 600 members of the nursing staff are engaged in treating patients here. Nurse Cijamol J has been working in the hospital for the past 17 years and has been involved in the care of infected patients since the inception of Kovid. She used to feed the patients with her hands. They also had to drink water again and again to avoid dehydration. Patients were also provided with breathing exercises. On May 2, Cesamol became infected by infection and now she is herself admitted to hospital and is undergoing treatment. He says that I will soon recover and serve the patients again.

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Despite the hospitalization, morale continued to increase

About 200 members of the nursing staff are engaged in the treatment of Kovid Infections at Index Hospital. Here, senior nursing staff Leena Pathak’s duty has been in Kovid ICU since the beginning. She says that serious patients come here. In such a situation, the main task is to support them with high flow oxygen, Bippe and get physiotherapy done. She also got the elderly patients admitted to the ICU to discuss video calling. After recovering, many patients call them only when they are in trouble. In such a situation, she helps the patients by consulting a consultant. She also got infected in April and was hospitalized for 10 days.

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Patients increased, staff got infected and worked for 14 hours

There are about 250 nurses working in the Super Specialty Hospital. Kovid started getting patients admitted to this hospital a year ago and since then Jayshree Chauhan has been posted as Incharge Sister. She says that earlier we used to work for six to eight hours, but when the number of patients increased and many of our companions got infected, we have also worked for 12 to 14 hours. In this disease, more attention has to be paid to the oxygen saturation of the patient. When the number of patients in the hospital increased, he explained to the nursing staff that he should serve the patients without taking leave for few days. We also got the balloons inflated for patients in the hospital.

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Nursing girl going for four km walk for free service

Pinky Mohra, a second-year student studying in a private nursing college in Indore, has been giving free service for the last one year at the Government Primary Health Center, Simrol. The health center is about four kilometers away from Pinki’s home of Indragram in Kajaligarh, far from Indore. She is passionate about the service of the patients that many times she walks from the village to the center only on foot. Sometimes, she also takes help of a village acquaintance. Pinky works at the health center from 10 am to 6 pm. She is registering patients here during the vaccination work. Pinky says that she wants to gain experience by working in hospitals in Indore.

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