Geriatric Nursing


geriatric nurse is an entry-level registered nurse that specializes in the care of older adults. They typically care for frail and elderly patients with long-term, chronic medical conditions that are not related to an acute illness or injury. Geriatric nurses provide healthcare services to the elderly, helping them maintain their quality of life. Although responsibilities vary by employment setting, these RNs may assess vital signs, administer medications, and collaborate with other healthcare professionals to implement treatment plans. A geriatric nurse cares for patients who are aging or suffering from conditions normally affecting the elderly. As medical advances are made, the population of geriatric patients is growing and so is the demand for geriatric nurses. Problem may include Chronic diseases, like Parkinson's or Alzheimer's, impact the mental health of older adults. Depression or anxiety disorders are commonly experienced by the geriatric population.


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